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

MRS. LYDIA POSEY was born in Henry County, Ky., a daughter of John and
Elizabeth (Thomasson) Foree.  Her father, a native of Virginia, came to
Kentucky with his father in 1780, and was a soldier in the war of 1812.
Her grandfather, Peter Foree, a native of Virginia, served for a short
time during the Revolutionary war.  Her grandmother was Sallie Pryor, of
Virginia.  Our subject received her education at the common schools, and
was married in 1831 to William Bullard, a plain, unassuming farmer.
Three children were born to this union: William, Reuben and James.  Mr.
Bullard died in 1846.  In 1854 our subject married Phillip Slaughter, a
native of Virginia, and enterprising farmer, who died in 1855.  Our
subject's last marriage took place in 1860, with Thomas Posey, a native
of Kentucky, and a farmer, who died in 1867.  One child blessed their
union, Sarah, who was united in marriage in 1883 with Thomas Brown, of
Henry County.  They has two children: Alpha and Beverly.  Mrs. Posey owns
300 acres of improved land.  She is a member of the Baptist Church in
Shelbyville.

Posey Thomasson Pryor Bullard Slaughter Brown
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Henry-KY VA

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