Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 1st ed., 1885
Reprinted 1972 by Kentucky Reprint Co., Murray, KY.
Graves Co.

WILLIAM T. WIMAN, Graves County, a native of Meade County, Ky., was born
January 18, 1832, and is the third of fifteen children of Milton S. and
Elizabeth (Thorp) Wiman, natives of Washington County, Ky., and of
Dutch and Scotch descent respectively.  December 16, 1852, he married
Miss Amanda M., daughter of James and Elizabeth (Fulgham) Lamm, natives
of Tennessee, and to his union with her were born twelve children: John
M., Minerva A. (now Maxey), Margaret E., a fourth child never named,
William A., George H., Thomas O., James A., Mary E., Hattie A., Walter
G. and Holly O.  The parents of Mr. Wiman brought him to Graves County
when he was but a year and a half old, and settled upon 320 acres of 
land, unimproved, save by a little cabin and one and a half acres of 
cleared land near where our subject now resides.  Milton S. Wiman and
three of his sons were Missionary Baptist preachers, and of this
church subject and wife and six of his children were members.  Milton
S., a pioneer preacher preached in every community of the Purchase,
and died December 10, 1863, at the age of fifty-five years.  William
T. has been a deacon and clerk of the church and is now a lettered
member.  He owns 132 acres of land is and is highly respected in the
community.

Wiman Thorp Fulgham Lamm Maxey 
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Meade-KY Washington-KY TN

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