History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 477.
[Bourbon County]  [Paris City and Precinct]

NATHAN KENNEDY, farmer; P. O. Paris; was born in Bourbon County, May 20,
1793, the youngest child of his father's family; his father was Joseph,
who died in 1797; his wife was Christiana Akers, a daughter of Joseph
Akers, who died aged 104 years.  Joseph Kennedy's ancestors were of
Scotch-Irish stock; Joseph Kennedy was one of the earliest settlers in
this county.  The red man had not given up his hunting grounds here, but
was slowly wasting away at the approach of the enterprising white settler.
Joseph had six children, four sons and two daughters.  The subject of these
lines located on the farm he now owns in 1817, situated on the Maysville
and Lexington Pike, and has since remained; he purchased his land at $20
per acre of Garret Jones.  Mr. Little was the first settler.  Mrs. Kennedy
died in 1849; Mr. Kennedy has two sons in Missouri, Jacob in Monroe
County, Zadock at Pleasant Hill, Cass County.  Catharine is the wife of
Robert Layson; and David who resides in this precinct, was born 1832, and
is the youngest child of the family.  At the age of twenty he left home
to do for himself; for several years he was employed in stock driving,
having in charge mules for the distant markets.  In September, 1862, he
married Anna Myall, a native of England, who emigrated to the country when
two years of age; her parents were Edward and Rachel (Lawrence) Myall, who
came to Maysville in 1842; Mr. Myall removed to California in 1877; his
wife died in 1864; they had a family of nine children.  Mr. Kennedy
located on the farm he now owns in 1866; is engaged in farming, and gives
some attention to raising fine horses; he has three children: Samuel J.,
Owen D., and Edward B.  He is a member of the Presbyterian Church.

Kennedy Akers Jones Little Layson Myall Lawrence
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Maysville-Mason-KY Monroe-MO Cass-MO England

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