History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 579.
[Bourbon County]    [Ruddel's Mills Precinct]

W. J. KISER, farmer, P. O. Shawhan, is a descendant of one of Bourbon
County's early pioneers; his father, James P. Kiser, is the son of John
Kiser.  James P. was born March 18, 1828, and now owns and resides on
the farm of 283 acres, owned by his father and grandfather; much of his
attention has been devoted to the breeding of fine stock, of which he
makes thoroughbred Southdown sheep a specialty.  June 5, 1852, he married
Miss Lucetta, daughter of Jesse and Ingbaur Current, of Bourbon County;
six children have been born to them, of whom W. J. is the oldest.  Mr.
Kiser is a member of the order of A.F. & A.M., and a Democrat; his son,
W. J., whose name heads this sketch, was married April 11, 1878, to Miss
Nannie K. Remington, daughter of B. F. Remington, of Paris, Ky.; two
children have been born to them: Frank P. and William S.  The Kisers are
well known and respected in Bourbon County as an enterprising, industrious,
and intelligent people; and although W. J. is still a young man, he has
already made the most of his opportunities and is a worthy representative
of his ancestors.

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