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

WILLIAM F. TRIGG was born in Barren County, about four miles south of 
Glasgow.  In 1861 he removed to the farm where he has since resided.  
His father, Alanson Trigg, was born in Virginia about 1793.  He was 
married to Mary, daughter of Hudson and Mary (Hawkins) Martin, also of 
Virginia.  From this union sprang ten children, of whom William F. is 
the fifth. He married, October 16, 1876, Fannie, daughter of Edmond and 
Mary (Day) Davis, of Barren County.  To them have been born Thomas, Mary 
Haden and John M.  Mr. Trigg is a believer in the doctrines of the 
Catholic Church, and in politics is a staunch Democrat.  He is the owner 
of one of the best houses in his section, besides 700 acres of well 
improved and productive land, and is one of the extensive and most 
progressive farmers of Barren County.

Trigg Day Davis Hawkins Martin
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