Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Warren County.

HENRY JORDAN, of Warren County, was born in Ireland in 1829, and is the
second son of Henry and Elizabeth (McKee) Jordan.  He emigrated to Canada
in 1854, where he remained four years; then went to New Orleans, remaining
there one season, after which he came to Bowling Green, Ky. (in 1859), and
now lives eight miles south of the latter town.  Before leaving Ireland he
married Ellen Burns, from whom he was divorced after living in wedlock
fourteen years.  They had two children, Mary J. and Elizabeth.  He next
married Mary A. Reiff, who was born and raised in Lancaster County, Penn. 
They have eight children living as follows:  Henry Fletcher, Gracie,
Joseph F., Maud, Nora, Frederick, Annie L. and Samuel.  Mr. Jordan belongs
to the Masonic order and to the Odd Fellows, and in politics is a
Democrat.  He and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.  Mr. Jordan is a stone and marble cutter by trade, and also pays
some attention to a small farm which he is the possessor of.

Jordan McKee Burns Reiff
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Ireland Canada LA Lancaster-PA

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