History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 654.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

T. T. FORMAN, lawyer, P. O. Cynthiana.  The grandfather of this gentleman
was Ezekiel Forman, who came from New Jersey to Kentucky in 1789, and
located in Mason County, where he afterward owned an extensive farm of
1,000 acres or more of land.  His son, Rev. E. Forman, was born in 1819.
He is a prominent minister of the Presbyterian Church, and at present
resides in Richmond, Ky.  His wife was Miss Ellen, daughter of David
Russell of Danville, Ky.  Their son, T. T. Forman, was born in Richmond,
Ky., Dec. 29, 1852, and is consequently just thirty years of age.  He
studied for a while at Centre College, Danville, and afterward entered
the University of Virginia, where he graduated with distinction in 1871.
After leaving college he taught school for a year, preparatory to
studying law, which he began and finished under the tutelage of J. Q.
Ward, in Cynthiana.  Obtaining license from the Court of Appeals, he
began practice in the city of New Orleans, La, in the winter of 1873-4,
but soon returned to Cynthiana, where he has continued to practice with
gratifying success.  Mr. Forman was married in October, 1876, to Miss
Lelia Campbell Donoho, daughter of M. Donoho, of Bardstown, who has borne
him two children, viz: Russell D. and Thomas V.  He is a member of the
Presbyterian Church, a Master Mason, and stands high in the estimation of
the people as a lawyer and a gentleman.  His political views are in
accord with the principles of the Democratic party.

Forman Russell Donoho
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Mason-KY Danville-Boyle-KY Bardstown-Nelson-KY NJ

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