History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 628.
[Scott County]   [Stamping Ground Precinct]

JOHN A. FLUKE, farmer, P. O. Long Lick; Jacob Fluke the father of this
gentleman, was born in Maryland, Oct. 13. 1800, and was brought to
Montgomery County, Ohio, by his parents in 1804.  He received his education
in Montgomery County from the common schools.  In 1827 he removed to Scott
County, Ky., where he has since remained, engaged in tilling the soil. His
wife, the mother of our subject, was a widow, Mrs. Nancy Owens; she was
born in Scott County, March 13, 1793, and died Oct. 17. 1878.  They were
the parents of five children, of whom was John A., our subject.  He was
born in Georgetown, Scott County, Jan. 25, 1828.  He received his
education from the common schools of his native county, and arriving at
manhood began in agricultural pursuits, which he has since continued to
follow.  In Franklin County, on May 4, 1854, he married Miss Harriet
Harvey, who was born in Franklin County, July 23, 1832, and died in Scott
County, Feb. 3, 1864.  In July, 1876, he married a second time Mrs. Sally
F. Roberts, a sister to his first wife.  By his first marriage he had
four children, two of whom are living: Arthur B. and Harriet; and by his
second marriage one child, Nancy Russell.  He is the owner of 330 acres
of land.  He is a member of the Christian Church.  Mr. Fluke, as a farmer,
is practical and prosperous; as a citizen he is enterprising and
progressive, and, together with his estimable wife, are intelligent and
esteemed citizens.  He is a Republican.

Fluke Owens Harvey Russell Roberts
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Franklin-KY Montgomery-OH

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