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Benjamin Mills

Benjamin Mills was a lawyer and judge who served in the Kentucky Circuit Courts and the Kentucky Court of Appeals. He also represented Bourbon County, Kentucky, in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Mills issued a significant ruling in the 1820 case of ''Rankin v. Lydia'' which dealt with the rights of slaves brought to the Northwest Territory, where slavery was illegal. Mills' opinion in ''Rankin'' established a precedent that was cited in U.S. courts until the abolition of slavery following the Civil War.
Later, Mills was ensnared in the state's Old Court – New Court controversy wherein the state legislature attempted to abolish the Court of Appeals in retaliation for its opinion overturning a piece of debt relief legislation. The legislature established a new Court of Appeals, and for a time, both courts claimed authority as the court of last resort in Kentucky. The controversial measure abolishing the old court was repealed in 1826, and Mills resigned from the court in 1828. He died suddenly of an apoplectic stroke on December 6, 1831.
==Early life==
Benjamin Mills was born January 12, 1779 in Worcester County, Maryland.〔Little, p. 103〕 When he was young, the family moved to Washington, Pennsylvania where Mills was educated and studied medicine.〔''Biographical Encyclopedia of Kentucky''〕
Mills married Mary Read Thornton.〔Sanders, p. 42〕 One son, Thornton Anthony Mills, was born in September 1810.〔 Another son, Benjamin Mills, was born June 23, 1820.〔 The family attended Paris Presbyterian Church, and both Benjamin and Thornton became Presbyterian ministers.〔 Benjamin also served as a brigadier general in the Union Army during the Civil War.〔
Mills served for a time as president of Washington Academy (now Washington and Lee University).〔Little, p. 104〕 Later, he moved to Bourbon County, Kentucky with his father.〔 He abandoned the practice of medicine and studied law, commencing practice in Paris, Kentucky around 1806.〔 He served six one-year terms in the Kentucky House of Representatives—in 1806, 1809, and 1813 through 1816.〔 In 1816, he failed to secure a seat in the United States Senate, losing to Isham Talbot by three votes.〔

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