History of Daviess County, Kentucky, Inter-State Publishing Co., 
Chicago, 1883.  Reprinted by McDowell Publications, Utica, KY, 1980.  p. 
605.

IGNATIUS A. AULL, farmer, Knottsville Precinct, was born in this 
precinct, on Pup Creek, two miles northeast of Knottsville, Feb. 6, 
1841, and is a son of Benjamin Aull (deceased), a native of Maryland, 
who came to Nelson County, Ky., in a very early day, and afterward to 
Daviess County.  Our subject's mother's maiden name was Maria Drury.  
Mr. Aull was brought up on his father's farm, and received a limited 
education in a subscription school, taught in a log cabin, with split 
poles for seats, and a puncheon writing desk.  He was married May 2, 
1865, to Miss Mary Melissa Long, daughter of Richard Long.  They have 
eight children--Mary J., Edward, Annie, Teresa, Ellis, Emma, Josephine 
and Barnhard.  Mr. Aull is engaged in farming and stock-raising on his 
farm of 200 acres, four miles east of Knottsville.  On the 8th day of 
October, 1882, he purchase the general store of W. S. Hazel, in 
Knottsville, and the business is conducted by T. E. Aull, under firm 
name of I. A. Aull & Co.  Mr. Aull is a member of the Catholic Total 
Abstinence Society.

Aull Drury Long Hazel
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MD Nelson-KY

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