Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886.  Allen County.

WILLIAM B. BURTON was born March 12, 1841, in the house where he now 
lives, in the northern portion of Allen County, Ky., where he was reared 
and has always resided.  His father, Thomas S. Burton, born in Allen 
County in 1823, was a deacon in the Baptist Church for several years, 
and was killed by a kick from a horse in 1857.  He was the son of Drury 
Burton, of Allen County, who died while on a trading tour in 
Mississippi, about 1823.  Drury's father was Cuthbert Burton, a native 
of South Carolina; was a pioneer in Allen County, where he died in 1864, 
at the age of ninety-seven years.  Thomas S., at the age of sixteen 
years, married, Novembr 28, 1839, Adeline L., daughter of Samuel H. and 
Elizabth (Cushenberry) Wickware, of Allen County (born June 18, 1822, 
died February 22, 1863), and from their union sprang William D., Lucinda 
E. (Lynch and Robinson), Ella (deceased), John C., Mary S. (Stark), 
Thomas S., James P. and Lelia J. (deceased).  On the 7th day of 
February, 1865, William D. married Juliet B., daughter of George M. and 
Ermine C. (Frazier) Page, of Barren County (born January 31, 1843) and 
to them have been born Ermine A., George T., William D., Jr. (deceased), 
Juliet P., Mary E., Gilbert M. and Missie (deceased).  Mr. Burton is a 
farmer, owning 416 acres of productive land, in good condition.  He is a 
member of the A. F. & A. M., in politics he is a Democrat, and in 
religion a Baptist.

Burton Cushenberry Frazier Lynch Page Robinson Stark Wickware
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Barren MS SC

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