Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 
1887, Anderson Co.

SAFFELL FAMILY.  Among the pioneer families of Anderson County was the
Saffell's, Joshua having settled in 1790 about three miles southwest of
Lawrenceburg.  He married for his first wife a Miss Baker, who died in
1804, leaving four children: John, Baker, Samuel and Elizabeth.  For his
second wife Mr. Saffell married Miss Middleton, of Virginia, and to this
marriage five children were born: James, Jacob, William, Nancy (Mrs.
Trower) and Joshua.  Mr. Saffell was a farmer, and owned 1,000 acres.
Samuel Saffell was born in 1804 in Anderson County, and married Miss
Sarah Bell Woods, daughter of Joseph Woods.  He died May 26, 1875, and 
his wife December 12, 1872.  She was born in 1804.  They had nine 
children: Thomas (deceased), America, Ellen, (deceased) Willie 
(deceased), Sarah Bell (Mrs. C. W. Montgomery, deceased), Calpernia, 
William B., James T. and Patelina.  William B., son of Samuel Saffell 
by this marriage, was born August 28, 1843, in Anderson County; received
his education in the common schools; in 1868 was appointed United States
revenue store-keeper for Anderson County, and held the position until 
1874, when he engaged in business as a wholesale whisky [sic] dealer.  
Mr. Saffell is also general manager for W. H. McBrayer, distiller, and 
is engaged extensively in farming some 500 acres, which are located upon
Fox Creek, one-half mile from Lawrenceburg.  Mr. Saffell is 
vice-president and director the Lawrenceburg Bank, and a Master Mason 
of Anderson Lodge, No. 90, of Lawrenceburg.  He married in 1883 Miss 
Frankie Bond, daughter of Hon. W. F. and Susan (Hanks) Bond, and has 
two children: Mary B. and Franklin McBrayer.

Saffell Baker Middleton Trower Woods Montgomery Bond Hanks McBrayer
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