Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Butler Co.

G. A. HINANT, druggist and grocer, Butler County, is the son of John G. 
Hinant, a native of Alabama, who removed to Butler County in 1848, and 
settled first four miles north of Morgantown.  He was by profession a 
teacher, but was prominent in politics, and at different times filled 
various county offices, as well as a government position at Washington.  
He died in 1872.  His wife was a Miss Elizabeth A. Morand, who was born 
in Washington City, and died January 5, 1881.  There were seven children, 
as follows: Montezuma Morgan, a saddler and harness-maker, born in the 
city of Washington, June 9, 1845, but was taken to Butler County, when 
quite young; Mrs. Mary Catherine Bailey, now deceased; John Maberry, in 
the ax-handle business; William Haywood, in the same business; G. A. 
Hinant, Mrs. Sarah J. Burchfield, Rosanna.  All the boys but John M., 
a resident of Bowling Green, are doing business in Woodbury.  They are 
all Democrats in politics.  G. A. Hinant was born in Woodbury, January 
23, 1858, and brought up in the same place, receiving his education at 
the public school.  He began commercial life as a clerk in J. W. Dixon's 
grocery, in Woodbury; was subsequently with C. A. Carson in the dry 
goods trade, and finally became partner with Capt. Sproule, which 
partnership continued until the Captain's death.  In December, 1884, he 
entered the drug business and is now doing a fair trade.

Hinant Morand Bailey Burchfield Dixon Carson Sproule
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