Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Franklin Co.

MRS. CATHARINE C. (TRAUB) HERANCOURT, born in Germany, a daughter of Erhart
and Eva (Bye) Traub, was married at Cincinnati, Ohio, April 23, 1854, to
Peter Herancourt (who was one of the lineal descendants of the Huguenot
Jean de Herancourt, born in 1658, left Nantes, France, the 22d of October,
1685, and settled at Muhlhofen, Reinpfalz), born January 4, 1821, at
Muhlhofen, and immigrated to America in 1835.  He stopped at Columbus,
Ohio, and learned the brewing trade; remained for three years, afterward
establishing breweries of his own at St. Louis, Mo., Muscatine, Iowa, and
Cincinnati, Ohio.  In October, 1867, he came to Frankfort, Ky., and
established the Frankfort Malt House, which he carried on successfully
until his death in 1884.  He left three children: Carrie, Oscar and
Lillian.  His son Oscar, having previously learned the trade under his
father, still superintends the business.

Herancourt Traub Bye de_Herancourt
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MO OH IA Germany France Muhlhofen Reinpfalz

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