History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 554.
[Bourbon County]    [Clintonville Precinct]

MRS. I. M. CUNNINGHAM, farming; P. O. Clintonville; born December, 1818,
in Sandersville Precinct, in Fayette County; daughter of James W.
Henderson, son of Thomas, who came from Pennsylvania to Kentucky in the
early part of Fayette County's history.  The mother of our subject was
Betsey, daughter of James and Margaret (McCollough) Hill; both are
families of Scotch-Irish descent.  Mrs. Cunningham is now the sole
surviving member of seven children: John, James, Samuel, William, Daniel,
Sallie and Isabella M.  John died when he attained his manhood; William
became a physician and settled in Covington; Samuel removed to Clark
County; the others settled in Fayette County.  The parents of the above
were staunch members of the Presbyterian Church, of old "secular" stock.
January 4th, 1837, she married Thomas L. Cunningham, who was born, 1810,
in Clark County, this State.  After marriage, located in Fayette County,
where they remained until 1842, and engaged in farming and stock
raising--he died in April, 1852; was member and Elder of the Presbyterian
Church.  She has six children: Mary, who is the wife of H. C. Hutchcraft;
Margaret married W. O. Shropshire; Amelia, wife of Wm. Haley, of Fayette;
boys are: Isaac, James and Thomas L.  Mrs. Cunningham and all her family
are members of the same church as Mr. Cunningham.  Her farm consists of
330 acres, which she still carries on with the assistance of her sons.

Cunningham Henderson McCollough Hill Hutchcraft Shropshire Haley
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Kenton-KY Clark-KY Fayette-KY PA

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