KENTUCKY: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 4th ed., 
1887, Boyle Co.

WILLIAM K. ARGO was born October 8, 1857, in Lowell, Garrard Co, Ky.,
and is a son of Robert M. and Martha M. (Hobbs) Argo, to whom two sons 
were born: Robert M. Argo was born near Nelsonville, Nelson Co., Ky., 
was a saddler by trade, was a semi-mute, and self educated; his wife was
also a mute and educated at Danville Deaf and Dumb Institute; his father
came from Delaware to Kentucky, was of Scotch and Welsh origin and 
married a Miss Kavanaugh in Madison County.  The mother of our subject 
was a daughter of John and Nancy (White) Hobbs, of Hardin County, Ky,  
William K. Argo was educated in a village school; at eighteen entered 
Centre College, from which he graduated in 1870, after which he entered 
the Deaf and Dumb Institute as a teacher.  In the fall of 1884 he became
its superintendent.  He is a young man of high character and intellect.

Argo Hobbs Kavanaugh White
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Lowell-Garrard-KY Nelsonville-Nelson-KY Madison-KY Hardin-KY DE

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