Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 2nd ed., 1885
Livingston Co.

W.S. CHAMPION, Livingston County, youngest son of Theophilus and Agnes
Champion, was born May 1, 1847.  He remained at home until his parents'
death, when, at the age of seventeen years, he commenced life for himself,
choosing the vocation of farming.  He received more than an average 
English education in the common schools, and during all his life has been
a warm friend of the cause of public instruction.  In 1868 he came in
possession of his present farm, a part of which originally belonged to 
the old homestead.  Mr. Champion's place numbers 200 acres of fine land,
which, under his skillful management has been brought under a high state
of cultivation.  He deal extensively in live-stock, and eery year ships
heavily to the large markets of the North and East.  He was married
March 10, 1881, to Miss Sarah E. Dixon, daughter of Thomas K. and Julia
(Huffman) Dixon, of Boone County, Ky.  Mrs. Champion was born March 25, 
1849, and is the second of a family of four children, all of whom are
living.  Mr. Champion belongs to Carrsville Lodge No. 387, A.F. and A.M.,
and votes with the Democratic party.

Champion Dixon Huffman
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Boone-KY

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