Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Oldham Co.

O. H. POLLARD was born at Eminence, Henry County, May 3, 1859.  His father
was Nicholas Pollard, a grandson of Capt. Elijah Pollard, who came from
Virginia and was one of the first settlers of Kentucky.  Nicholas Pollard
was married to Martha Fuqua, daughter of Richard Fuqua, who was also from
Virginia, and of French descent, and the family have now in their
possession a parchment bearing a commission signed by Thomas Jefferson,
appointing Joseph Fuqua, great-grandfather of our subject, captain of the
Virginia militia.  He was a farmer by occupation, and died in 1860, when
our subject was only a year old.  Our subject was reared in Eminence, and
educated at Eminence College, studied law at Louisville University, and
graduated from both these places with honors in each of his classes, and
in consequence was elected valedictorian, delivering the Latin valedictory
in the literary and the English in the legal college.  After graduating
from Eminence in 1878 and from Louisville in 1880 he began the practice
of law in Louisville in the office of Gibson & Gibson.  In 1882 he moved
to New Castle.  In August, 1886, he was elected to the office of county
attorney for four years, and is the present incumbent.  He has a
lucrative practice for a young attorney, and bids fair to lead in his
profession.  He married in December 1886, Miss Maud Kelly, of New Castle,
a daughter of Nicholas Kelly, a merchant and leading citizen of that place.

Pollard Fuqua Kelly Gibson
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Louisville-Jefferson-KY VA

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