On 25 Jan 1899, J. F. and Lula Smith, along with heirs of Wilhite Carpenter including William and Bettie Barrickman, W. O. B. and Rhoda McCarty, and Letitia Carpenter, were paid $50 by the Troutman Bros for lots 28 and 29 on Deport Street in Oxley's Addition to Shepherdsville. They became the exclusive property of Robert Levi Troutman in April 1900.
Bullitt County Deed Book 32, Pages 611-612
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