History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 481.
[Bourbon County]  [Paris City and Precinct]

HORACE MILLER, farmer and stock raiser; P. O. Paris; the owner and
proprietor of "New Forest" of which this volume contains a sketch; is a
descendant of one of the early pioneer families of this county--the only
son of Horace Miller--who died of cholera in 1833.  The mother of our
subject was Caroline, who was a daughter of Benjamin and Anna (Turney)
Forsythe.  Benjamin Forsythe emigrated to Kentucky from Virginia at an
early day, locating in Bourbon County, where he purchased large tracts
of land in this, and in Kenton and Champaign Counties, Ohio.  Mr.
Forsythe's half-sister, Miss Timberlake, became the wife of Judge Trimble,
of the Supreme Court of the United States; one of his daughters married
Hon. Garrett Davis; the others married worthy citizens of this State.  Mr.
Forsythe at his death left one son and three daughters: his son, Newton,
was for several years an active business man in this county, and finally
located in Jacksonville, Ill.  He has a son named Benjamin, who graduated
at West Point with distinguished honor; he died at the commencement of the
late war, with rank of Captain, in the regular army.  This branch of the
family have become extinct except the wife of Newton, and a grandchild, now
residing in Chicago.  His daughter, Susan, married Gov. James Clark, by
whom she had several children, among whom was Judith, who became the wife
of General Bright, of Fayettesville, Tenn.  He was for several years member
of Congress, before and since the late war.  His son, Robert Clark, is now
District Judge in California.  Gov. Clark married the second time; his
step-daughter, Miss Thornton, is the wife of Senator James Beck.  His
daughter, Mrs. Charlotte (Forsythe) Buckner, now a resident of Winchester,
Ky., is the mother of Benjamin Forsythe Buckner.  The remaining members
of that family are Dr. Garrett Davis Buckner, of Lexington, and David
Turney Buckner, of Winchester.  Horace Miller, whose name heads this
sketch, was the only son of his parents; he was born Oct. 17, 1831, in
Millersburg Precinct; his paternal grandfather was Robert E. Miller,
an early settler in this county, and a large land and slave owner; our
subject was educated at Bethany College, under the tutorship of Alexander
Campbell; Jan. 8, 1852, he married Miss Susan Bonaparte Dorsey, a native
of New Orleans; since the age of twelve he has been identified with the
Christian CHurch, of which he is one of the official members; in
politics, democratic, and is one of the Curators of the University at
Lexington; since 1863 he has been a resident of Paris Precinct, and
engaged in farming and stock-raising, dealing in short horn cattle and
Cotswold sheep; for several years he dealt quite largely in mules, his
operation extending through this and several of the adjoining States;
his residence is called "New Forest;" its location is 2 1/2 miles from
Paris, on the Maysville and Lexington Pike.  The Maysville and Lexington
R.R. runs within 200 yards of his yard gate, where there is a station
named "New Forest," in honor of the farm, which contains 610 acres of
choice land, handsomely located, and nearly in s square, in plain sight
of Paris, and two railroads entering the same.  The farm is watered by
ponds and never failing springs, has plenty of timber of the best
quality; there are two orchards on the farm; both contain the best
varieties of fruit, cherries, plums, apricots, etc., also a fine
vineyard.  The residence is a large two-story brick, with basement of
nine rooms; above contains eight large rooms, besides halls, attics,
and double porches on the rear; has a double parlor with folding doors;
and the wood work is of solid cherry, all of which was grown on the farm;
the yard contains about ten acres, filled with evergreen and drives are
lined with trees and shrubs, forming a compact arbor overhead, giving the
place a picturesque and romantic appearance.

Miller Turney Forsythe Trimble Davis Clark Bright Thornton
Beck Buckner Miller Campbell Dorsey Timberlake
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Winchester-Clark-KY Lexington-Fayette-KY Kenton-OH Champaign-OH
IL TN CA VA

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