Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 
1887, Owen Co.

MOSES STONESTREET was born in Owen County, Ky., August 23, 1826, and 
is a son of John and Elizabeth (Hardister) Stonestreet, the former a 
native of North Carolina.  Elizabeth (Hardister) Stonestreet, was born 
in Fayette County, near Lexington, December 24, 1796, and was a 
daughter of Harry Hardister, a wealthy farmer and distiller of Fayette 
County.  Moses Stonestreet was educated in the common schools of Owen 
County, has followed farming all his life, and now owns a fine farm of 
200 acres, which he values $20 per acre.  In 1857 he married Miss 
Sallie A. Schooler, daughter of Henry and Susan (Bettis) Schooler, the 
former a farmer in Owen County.  Henry Schooler was a Virginian by 
birth, but immigrated to Kentucky at an early day, and settled in Clark 
County.  Six children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Stonestreet: 
Polly, Elizabeth, Lucy Jane (who died November 1886), Fannie, Minnie 
and John H.  One incident concerning Lucy is worth relating: She was 
lost in the hills of Severn Creek from 4 o'clock p.m. until 6 o'clock 
next morning.  There were twenty or more neighbors who were on the 
search of her, and when found the first words she spoke were "mother, 
why did you not give me a drink of water?"  She was three years old 
the very day she was lost.  Mr. and Mrs. Stonestreet are members of 
the Baptist Church.  In politics Mr. Stonestreet is a Republican.

Stonestreet Hardister Schooler Bettis
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Clark-KY Fayette-KY NC VA

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