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

NAPOLEON W. LONDON, Butler County, was born September 12, 1831, in Smith 
County, Tenn., and in 1839 removed with his parents to the southern 
portion of this county, where he has since resided.  His father, Martin 
London, a native of Amherst County, Va., was born September 3, 1787; 
removed to Tennessee in 1818.  He was long a Methodist class-leader, and 
died in Butler County, May 19, 1876.  He married Nancy R., daughter of 
Bartlet D. Eades, of Amherst County, Va. (born Jun 8, 1797, now living), 
and from this union sprang Parthenia J. (Belcher), Mary A. (McKinney), 
David E., James B., Louisa, E. W. (London), John A., Napoleon W., 
Americus P. (deceased), and Rebecca F. (deceased).  Napoleon W. London 
has been twice married; first to Arena, daughter of Azariah and Finetta 
(Phillips) Sweatt, of Butler County (born November 25, 1837, and died 
November 5, 1876).  To them were born Joseph L. (deceased), Susan C. 
(deceased), Jeremiah B., Willis, Millard, French, Cleopatra, Ellen and 
Finess.  August 30, 1877, Mr. London married Temperance, daughter of 
Samuel and Sarah (Austin) Slate of this county (born November 5, 1842).  
Mr. London is a farmer, and has 180 acres of well-improved and productive 
land.  He is a member of the Methodist Church, and in politics is 
identified with the Democratic party.

London Eades Belcher McKinney Sweatt Phillips Slate Austin
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Amherst-VA TN

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