History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 674.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

A. PERRIN, lawyer, P. O. Cynthiana, was born Christmas day 1840, in
Harrison County, near Robinson Station, K.C.R.  He is a son of Joseph and
N. E. (Baldwin) Perrin, daughter of Jonah Baldwin, of Springfield, Ohio.
His father is a native of the county, a prosperous farmer, who still lives
to enjoy the confidence of his neighbors, and the companionship of his
faithful wife.  The grandfather of our sketch was Josephus Perrin.  He
attended the common schools of the county, until he had acquired the
rudiments of a common English education, when he entered the Kentucky
Military Institute, from which he was graduated in the class of 1861.  He
then taught school for a year, when, the war breaking out, he enlisted in
Col. E. F. Clay's Battalion of Confederate Cavalry, and was desperately
wounded the very next day, at the battle of Cynthiana, and was confined
to his bed until the close of the war.  He read law with W. W. Trimble,
and was admitted to the bar in 1868.  He was elected County Attorney in
August, 1870, and re-elected in 1874.  Served as Master COmmissioner of
the Harrison Circuit Court for ten years.  In October, 1881, Mr. Perrin
renewed the publication of the Cynthiana Democrat, which has been
suspended and of which he is now the editor and proprietor.  He was
married in 1868, to Miss Mary E. Perrin, who died June 2, 1875.  He is a
member of the Presbyterian church, and stands high in the estimation of
those who know him.

Perrin Baldwin Trimble
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OH

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