Grant County, 1847
| Formed | 1820 |
| County Seat | Williamstown |
| Terms of County Court | Second Monday of each month |
| Justices of the Peace | Henry Woodyard, Lewis Myers, M. J. Williams, B. H. Evans, Harmon Childers, Wm. Skirvin, Wm. H. Morgan, Martin Draper, John M'Clure, Thomas Clarke, James A. Taylor, Wesley Porter, Alexander Dunlap. |
| Sheriff | George S. Gravit, commissioned Oct. 18, 1845 |
| Deputy Sheriff | James O'Hara, jr., Williamstown |
| Clerk | Wm. Smith, do. |
| County Attorney | Andrew S. Linn, do. |
| Jailer | Willis Marksberry, do. |
| Coroner | Wesley Tully |
| Constables | Jas. Ewing, M. M. Morgan, Chilton Mathing, Wm. Clark, Samuel Gossitt, Jonas J. Elliston, Wm. P. Drinkard |
| Notaries Public | James W. M'Cann |
| Surveyor | John H. Downing |
| Commissioners of Tax | Bryan P. Clark and Jno. Myers |
| Attorneys At Law | Andrew S. Lynn, John S. Boyd, Victor Munroe, M. Burnett, and John W. M'Cann, Williamstown; Cyrus Yancy, Crittenden; John H. Downing, Downingsville. |
| Physicians | Wesley Tulley, Carter B. Snill, John S. Roberts, William A. Gaines, Williamstown; O. J. Lindsey, J. Henderson, R. A. Edwards, Crittenden; Charles D. Lewis, Dry Ridge; C. J. Coleman, Downingsville. |
| Principal Merchants | N. C. Tunis, B. K. & S. B. Mirrell, Williamstown; T. B. Sharp, Dry Ridge; John H. Carter, Wm. H. Scott, Crittenden; N. H. Matthews, Downingsville. |
Data is from The Kentucky State Register for the Year 1847, edited by Taliaferro P. Shaffner, Morton & Griswold, publishers, Louisville, 1847.