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

CYRUS C. SHULTZ, Butler County, is a native of Ohio County, Ky., born 
March 16, 1854.  He is a son of Matthew Shultz, who was also a native of 
Ohio County, born May 8, 1824, and who married Sallie Brown, of Ohio 
County, in 1844.  She died early after marriage, and in the year ----- 
occurred his second marriage, which was with Eliza Williams, of Ohio 
County.  Matthew Shultz departed this life in 1874, on the fiftieth 
anniversary of his birth.  He followed farming from his youth; was 
successful in life, and accumulated a fine property.  Joseph Shultz, 
the grandfather of Cyrus C., was of German descent, and by birth a 
Kentuckian.  Cyrus C. is the youngest of a family of four daughters and 
one son, and upon him devolved, to a certain extent, the overseeing of 
affairs on the farm.  His early education was consequently confined to 
the common schools, which he was able to attend during the winter for 
some years, and thus laid the foundation for a fair business education, 
which he has acquired principally by home reading and close application 
to business.  He is the owner of 300 acres of excellent land lying on 
the waters of Green River.  His farm is well improved and well kept, and 
is in a high state of cultivation, all of which he owes to his own 
efforts, and the assistance of his wife, Cynthia E. Drozenden.  They were 
married in 1875, and are acceptable members of the Presbyterian Church.  
Mr. Shultz is a Democrat, and gives some attention to politics in the 
interests of his friends.  He is one of the popular and rising young 
farmers of Butler County.

Shultz Brown Williams Drozenden
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Ohio-KY

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