History of Daviess County, Kentucky, Inter-State Publishing Co.,
Chicago, 1883.  Reprinted by McDowell Publications, Utica, KY, 1980.  p.
671.

SQUIRE A. CAMP was born in Todd County, Ky., Oct. 30, 1830.  His parents
were George and Maria (Adams) Camp.  His father was a native of
Virginia, but removed to Woodford County, Ky., when a young man, and
married Handy Mahon, and they had a family of seven children.  They
moved to Todd County some three years after their marriage.  His wife
died here about 1828, and Mr. Camp then married Maria Adams.  They had a
family of eight children, Squire A. being the eldest.  He remained with
his parents in Todd County until his marriage to Martha Shreves, Feb.
16, 1854.  She was born in Andrew County, Mo., Jan. 10, 1838, and was a
daughter of James and Nancy T. (Coleman) Shreves, both natives of Todd
County, Ky.  After his marriage Mr. Camp was overseer on plantations in
Todd County until Jan. 14, 1859, when he came to Daviess County and
purchased his present farm in Masonville Precinct, where he and family
have since resided.  He and wife have had a family of fifteen
children--John W., born Dec. 6, 1854, married Minnie K. Dawson, Jan. 14,
1879 (they had two children, one living--Chester C., born Jan. 2, 1882);
Alice P., born April 8, 1856, married L. D. Florence (she died Sept. 17,
1876; she had two children, both dead); Nancy E., born Sept. 15, 1857,
married W. R. Stewart, and has had three children, two living, Katy and
Clara; Mary F., born July 21, 1859, married J. W. Taylor, and has one
son, Price A.; Charles E., born March 2, 1861; Anna E., born Oct. 17,
1862, died Sept. 9, 1874; James A., born April 28, 1864; Mattie Z., born
Feb. 1, 1866; Rosa L., born Dec. 9, 1867; Susan J., Nov. 23, 1869; Rutha
D., born Sept. 28, 1871; Ruama, born April 21, 1873; Arthur H., born
June 15, 1875; Clarence C., born March 10, 1879.  Mr. Camp owns a fine
farm of 187 acres, 120 under cultivation.  Mr. and Mrs Camp and eight of
their children are members of the Baptist church.  Mr. Camp was elected
Justice of the Peace of Masonville Precinct in 1872, and held that
office six years; was elected Constable in 1880, and re-elected Justice
of the Peace in 1882, and still retains both offices.  He has held
various other local offices in his precinct.  His father was in the war
of 1812.  Mr. Camp is politically a Democrat.  He is of English
descent.  He enlisted in Company E, Captain Sam Taylor's company of
Kentucky Cavalry Volunteers; remained in service until December, 1862;
was in the battle at Sutherland's farm in Upper Town Precinct.

Camp Adams Mahon Shreves Coleman Dawson Florence Stewart Taylor
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Todd-KY VA Woodford-KY MO

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