LDS film # 09962913, Excerpts from History of Kentucky, Illustrated, 1885, by
Battle, Perrin, and Kniffin.  Appeared in the Central City Messenger and
Times-Argus, Central City, Kentucky, in seven installments during May, June,
and July 1959.

Henry G. Newman Was Constable And Justice of Peace in County

HENRY G. NEWMAN, Muhlenberg County, was born May 28, 1830, on the farm where
he now resides.  He is the third of eight children born to Isaac and Nancy
(Unsell) Newman, natives of Virginia and Muhlenberg County, KY, respectively
of English and Dutch descent.  The father was first married to Rachel Rhodes;
she was a daughter of Daniel Rhodes.  Ten children were born by this first
marriage, making in all 18 children, 17 of whom were reared.  Isaac Newman was
a son of Thomas Newman, who was born in England, and died in Nelson County,
KY.  Isaac Newman came to Muhlenberg County in 1797, and entered several
thousand acres of land, owned several slaves, and was justice for many years.
Henry G. Newman was reared on the farm, and lived with his parents until the
age of twenty-three, when he married Margaret A. Wood, March 24, 1853.  She is
the daughter of Thomas and Mary (Williams) Wood, who were reared in Butler
County, and were among the first settlers.  To Mr. and Mrs. Newman were born
five children: Thomas A. (deceased), Isaac R.; May E. (House), James W.
(deceased), and Alexander E.  Mr. and Mrs. Newman are members of the Methodist
Episcopal and Baptist Churches, respectively.  Mr. Newman was a constable and
justice one term each.  He owns 150 acres of good land in good condition.

Newman Unsell Rhodes (Rhoads) Wood Williams House
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VA England Nelson Butler

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