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

ISAAC C. SMITH was born in Oldham County, Ky. September 16, 1835.  His
father, Isaac R. Smith, was a native of Rockingham County, Va., was born
in 1804, and was by occupation a farmer.  He came to Kentucky in 1814,
and settled in Oldham County where our subject now resides, and lived
until his death, which occurred February 25, 1884.  He married Matilda
Clore, of Oldham County, a daughter of Solomon and Rosana (Yager) Clore.
She was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church, and died March 7, 1884.
Our subject's  grandfather, Isaac Smith, was a native of Virginia, and
came to Kentucky in 1814.  His grandfather, Solomon Clore, was a native
of Virginia, and came to Kentucky in 1810.  Our subject's early life was
spent on the farm, and he received his education in the common schools of
Oldham County.  He married, December 20, 1860, Katherine Wade, of Boyle
County, and a daughter of Jeremiah and Mary (Compton) Wade.  To this
union six children were born: Isaac R., Jeremiah, Addie A., Mary M.,
Katie C. and Susan.  Mr. Smith was elected justice of the peace in 1880,
served two terms, and is now county clerk under Adams.  He owns a fine
farm of 470 acres, all of which is well improved.  The family are active
members of the Baptist Church.  Politically Mr. Smith is a Democrat.

Smith Clore Yager Wade Compton Adams
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Boyle-KY Rockingham-VA

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