History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 718.
[Harrison County]  [Unity Precinct]

GEO. V. NORTHCUTT, farmer and tobacco dealer; P. O. Trickum; was born in
Harrison County, Ky., near Rutland, June 5, 1837; son of John and Agnes
(Knox) Northcutt; he, born in 1806, in Harrison County, a farmer and son
of John Northcutt, who came from Virginia; she, born in Virginia, and
came to Kentucky when seven years of age, dying in 1876.  They have four
sons, and six daughters, our subject being the eldest.  George V.
received his education in the schools of his native county, and began
life as a farmer, continuing at the same vocation till [sic] the
present time.  He began life in moderate circumstances, and by industry
and economy has acquired a competency, owning a fine farm of 152 acres
of land.  He has been a successful producer of tobacco and dealer in
the same for eighteen years.  Feb. 3, 1859, he married, on Twin Creek,
Millia Catharine Juett, born in Harrison County in January 1842, daughter
of Adam and Susan (Renaker) Juett, and by this union there were born four
sons and five daughters: Lewis, George T., Adam, James H., Agnes E.,
Susan A., Cordelia, Catharine and Alice.  Mr. Northcutt and wife are
members of the Baptist Church and he is a Democrat.

Northcutt Knox Juett Renaker
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