History of Trigg County, Historical and Biographical, ed. W.H. Perrin,
F.A. Battey Pub. Co., Chicago, 1884. pp. 248-49. [Golden Pond Precinct]

SOLOMON D. FUTRELL was born June 4, 1820, in Trigg County.  He is a son of
John and Elizabeth (Deloach) Futrell; his parents were born in North
Carolina; there they were married and came to Christian, now Trigg County,
at an early date.  The father died in 1873, at the advanced age of
ninety-four.  The mother died in 1828, aged forty-five.  On coming here
the courts in Hopkinsville were held in black jack poles. From Hopkinsville
to Donaldson's Creek there was no growth of timber; a riding switch could
not even be obtained.  On their arrival at Nashville there were but three
stores, and but one in Hopkinsville.  Our subject, at the age of twenty-one
rented a farm, and there he remained eight years.  He then bought eighty
acres of land, which he improved and sold.  He now owns 213 acres largely
improved, all of which he has acquired by his attention to business and
judicious management.  He married, in 1846, Clarissa Futrell.  She was born
in Trigg County.  They have had ten children, seven of whom are now
living--four sons and three daughters.

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Christian-KY TN NC

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