Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 
1887, Jessamine Co.

HENRY MACKEY is a son of J. B. and Agnes (Putoff) Mackey, native of
Amsterdam, Holland.  J. B. Mackey for many years followed the sea and
then located in Cincinnati, Ohio, where, for a time, he engaged in 
cabinet making.  In 1856 he came to Jessamine County and purchased a 
farm, which he cultivated until his death in 1859.  Henry Mackey, the 
second son, was born July 9, 1845, was educated at the common schools, 
and remained on the homestead until 1869, when he found employment with 
E. J. Curley & Co., as watchman, and later as a mash hand, retaining 
the latter position seven years.  He was next appointed general 
distiller for the company, which position he has held the past eight 
years.  Mr. Mackey is still unmarried. 

Mackey Putoff Curley
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OH Holland

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