Souvenir Edition, The Williamstown Courier, Williamstown, Ky, May 30, 
1901, reprinted September 19, 1981 by the Grant County KY Historical
Society.

R. P. CONRAD is the son of I. R. and Elizabeth (Conyers) Conrad, and was
born in Grant County, Ky., August 13, 1854.  He has followed pastoral
pursuits all his life, and at the present time owns a farm of 350 acres
on the Baton Rouge turnpike, northwest of Williamstown, which is 
acknowledged to be one of the best, if not the best, farms in Grant 
County, and he tills it on scientific principles.  He is a large tobacco
grower, and the product from his farm for the last ten years would fill 
the biggest warehouse in Cincinnati.  His crop always sells for the 
highest market price.  Besides his tobacco, he grows all sorts of farm 
cereals, and feeds and fattens large numbers of fine hogs and cattle 
each year for the markets.  Mr. Conrad was educated in the common 
schools and has a fair education.  He keeps abreast of the times on all 
subjects of general and local interests, and is in every way a model 
citizen and a model farmer.  He was married October 8, 1884, to Miss 
Renaker, and they are just as much sweethearts today as they were 
fifteen years ago before they married.  Two children have been born to 
them, both boys, and they are handsome and manly youths.  Mr. and Mrs. 
Conrad have been members of the Primitive Baptist Church at Dry Ridge 
for many years and both live up to the teachings of that church.  In 
politics Mr. Conrad is a Democrat, has always been a Democrat, and 
always expects to remain one.  He is a generous, kind-hearted gentleman,
always has a good word for all with whom he comes in contact.

Conrad Renaker Conyers
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