Kentucky: A History of the State. Perrin, Battle & Kniffin, 2nd ed.,1885,
Webster Co.

CHARLES H. PRIDE, Webster County, was born November 23, 1839, in Logan
County, Ky.  He is a son of James S. and Eliza (Crawford) Pride. The father
was born in Tennessee, but now resides in Union County.  The mother was
born in North Carolina.  She departed this life in May 1849.  Our subject
was reared on his father's farm, where he remained until the age of
thirteen, at which time he commenced to learn the blacksmith's trade, which
he has since followed with good success.  He is regarded by good judges and
experts as the best horse-shoer in the State.  In 1864 he removed to Clay,
where he has since resided, and where he owns a comfortable residence.  He
is an earnest advocate of the temperance cause, and is one of the
enterprising mechanics and respected citizens of the town and county.  He
was married in 1861 to Mary J. Potts, of Union County, Ky., she died in
March 1878, leaving seven children - four sons and three daughters: Sarah
I. Pride, J.C. Pride, H.L. Pride, Thomas M. Pride, C.W. Pride, A.L. Pride
and E.B. Pride.  He was next married in October 1878 to Miss Susan A.
Rigsby, also a native of Union County, Ky.  Two sons have blessed their
union: Miles Ira Pride and Cleo Ray Pride.  Mr. and Mrs. Pride are members
of the United Baptist Church.

Pride Crawford Potts Rigsby
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Logan TN Union NC

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