History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 700.
[Harrison County]   [Richland Precinct]

A. SELLARS, miller, P. O. Antioch Mills, is a native of Harrison County,
and son of John and Lucinda (Craig) Sellars.  He is descended from a
family who traces their genealogy back to the early settlement of Harrison
County.  His father was a native of the county, born in 1835; spent his
life at farming and died in 1864.  Our subject was born in 1850; received
his education and assisted his father while he remained a resident of the
old home.  In 1871 he left home and began as salesman in a dry goods
store.  In 1875, he was married to Miss Katie Jones, who has borne him
two children.  About this date he also engaged in business on his own
account, by purchasing a partnership with his old employer, Mr. E. W.
Martin.  In 1876, he bought a flouring mill and ran the same until 1878,
when it was destroyed by fire.  He then bought his partner's interest in
the mercantile business, and has since conducted it along.  He is an
enterprising, energetic young man, and is following in the footsteps of
the wealthiest men of Harrison County, viz: depending upon his own
industry, economy and good financiering to accumulate a fortune, and
establish a good business.

Sellars Craig Jones Martin
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