Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B,
Pulaski County

N.D. Stigall, drugist of Burnside, KY, was born in Pulaski County, KY,
February 14, 1863, and is a son of Fontain and Fannie (Tucker) Stigall.
Fontain Stigall, also a native of Pulaski County, was born December 10,
1813, married Miss Tucker January 22, 1850, and is now a prominent farmer in
his native county.  For eight or ten years he was an extensive stock-dealer,
but of late years he has devoted his time to agricultural pursuits.  He is a
son of Thomas Stigall, a native of Virginia, who married Mariam Harris, and
was one of the pioneer settlers of Pulaski County and a farmer all his life.
Fannie (Tucker) Stigall was a native of Tennessee, was born November 20,
1827, and was a daughter of John and Elizabeth Tucker, the former a soldier
in the war of 1812.  N.D. Stigall is one of a family of ten children, whose
names are as follows: George B., Ballie, Thomas, Nora, Coleman, John, N.D.,
Lizzie, Mattie, Willie.  N.D. Stigall was reared on a farm, received a good
common-school education and at he age of eighteen commenced to teach school,
which occupation he followed two years, reading medicine in the meantime.
In 1884 he opened a drug store at Burnside, where he has since resided.
July 15, 1885, he married Laure Golden.  One child has blessed their union,
viz: Clarence.  Mr. Sigall is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, is a member of the K. of H. and a Master Mason; he is the present
Master of his lodge.

Stigall Tucker Harris Golden
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VA TN

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