Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 1887,
Gallatin Co.

DANIEL K. HON, a native of Bourbon County, Ky., was born February 6, 1829.
His father, Peter Hon, a native of Nicholas County and a farmer, was a
member of the Christian Church for sixty-five years, and a minister since
his twentieth year.  He married Elizabeth Clark, a native of Nicholas
County, who bore him five sons and seven daughters, the subject of this
sketch being the eleventh child.  Peter Hon died in 1876, and his wife in
1865, a member of the Christian Church.  Daniel Hon was educated in the
common schools, has followed farming all his life, and owns 325 acres of
well cultivated and well stocked land.  He settled in Gallatin County in
1849, on what is known as Ten Mile Ridge, where he remained three years,
then moved to a farm on Sugar Creek, where he lived for twelve years,
after which time he settled at his present location.  In 1848 he married
Margaret Coons, of Nicholas County, daughter of Elijah and Sallie (Black)
Coons, natives of Montgomery County.  Five sons and seven daughters
blessed their union, viz: John, Peter, Elijah, Joseph, Daniel, Sallie,
Leila, Lucetta, Fannie, Maggie, Serepta and Pearl.  Leila and Fannie are
deceased.  Mr. Hon is a Democrat, and a member of the Christian Church.

Hon Clark Black Coons
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Bourbon-KY Nicholas-KY Montgomery-KY

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