On August 12th, 1890, Thomas S. Blankenship was elected Justice of the Peace by the Lincoln County Court, In 1895, Thomas S. Blankenship was elected School Trustee by the Lincoln County Court, representing Broughtontown and Crab Orchard.
Elected Officials that lived in the Broughtontown voting area
On June 8th, 1897, K.D. Noakes was elected School Trustee of the Chappel Gap School and Kreiger Post Office. In the 1909 county election, K.D. Noakes was elected to the Lincoln County fiscal court as magistrate for Broughtontown and Crab Orchard.
King David Noakes
James F. Holdam of Broughtontown was elected Circuit Court Clerk for Lincoln County.
On May 10th, 1927, Henry Hubbard was elected Broughtontown School Trustee.
Henry Hubbard
W.E. Harness was elected to the Lincoln County fiscal court as magistrate for Broughtontown and Crab Orchard.
W.E. Harness
In 1927, the Broughtontown Voting Precinct was divided into two Precincts: Allen and Broughtontown.
Marvin Cornett attended Broughtontown School and was an Attorney in Lincoln County for 34 years.
His accolades include being a past Commonwealth Attorney, a three term State Representative, a past District Judge for Lincoln, Jessamine and Garrard Counties and a member of Stanford Baptist Church.
Homer Smith was a Deputy Sheriff in Lincoln County from 1950 to 1953.
Brad Reynolds was Magistrate for 14 years from 1948 to 1961 in the Allen, Broughtontown and Crab Orchard
precincts.
Brad Reynolds
In 1962, the Allen Precinct was recombined back in with the Broughtontown Precinct.
May 3 – 1962 // I J Paper
Sometime between 1918 and 1926, Broughtontown received its own voting precinct and all the areas on this map would vote at Broughtontown School now. The Broughtontown precinct reach all the way to the Ottenheim store early on. Around 1927, the precinct was divided and the Allen precinct was formed. The Allen precinct was combined back with the Broughtontown precinct in May of 1962.
Lee Maggard was a Deputy Sheriff in Lincoln County from 1962 to 1965.
Homer Denney served one term as a magistrate in the Broughtontown and Crab Orchard voting area from 1962 to 1965.
Homer Denney
Homer Benge served one term as a magistrate in the Broughtontown and Crab Orchard voting area from 1970 to 1974.
Bill Snyder was a Deputy Sheriff in Lincoln County for 12 years beginning in 1979.
Bill Snyder was Jailer in Lincoln County for 7 years. He resigned on December 31st, 1996.
Dexter Todd served a 5 year term as a magistrate in the Broughtontown, Crab Orchard and Stanford Distric 5 voting area from 1994 to 1998.
Dexter Todd served from 2011 to 2012 as a magistrate in the Broughtontown, Crab Orchard and Stanford 5
voting area until his untimely death in 2012.
Dexter Todd
Kenny Hodge was a second district constable taking the oath of office in November 2001.
Kenny Hodge
Chad Smith was a Deputy Sheriff in Lincoln County starting in 2006. He would later run for Sheriff of Lincoln County in 2016 but lost his bid to incumbent Sheriff, Kurt Folger.
