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

G. W. SEWELL was born in Clark County, Ky., April 1, 1833, the fifth of a
family of ten children born to Joseph and Catherine (Sewell) Sewell.  His
father was a mechanic and miller by trade, built a mill, and was engaged
in milling up to his death.  He was a native of Kentucky.  His mother was
born in Virginia, and was a daughter of Thomas Sewell, who was a native
of Virginia.  Our subject lived in Clark County until he was six years
old, he then moved to Henry County with his parents, and now runs the
mill built and owned by his father, and grinds corn and wheat, also saws
lumber and shingles.  He owns 205 acres of land, and is engaged in farming
and stock raising.  He married in November 1866, Miss Ann M. Buford, of
Livingston County, daughter of Thomas Buford.  Three children blessed
their union: Joseph T., William F. and Emmie.  Mrs. and Mrs. Sewell are
members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.  Mr. Sewell is a Master
Mason, and has been Worshipful Master.

Sewell Buford
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Clark-KY Livingston-KY VA

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