Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Woodford Co.

William B. HOLLOWAY, born February 8, 1825, is the fourth son of Spencer
and Catherine (Reed) Holloway.  Spencer, born in Kentucky in 1783, a
tailor and farmer, was a son of James Holloway, a native of Virginia, who
served as a captain in the Revolutionary war.  Mrs. Catherine (Reed)
Holloway was born in Tennessee.  William B. Holloway, born in Jessamine
County, worked at carpentering until 1856, when he fell from a house and
injured his spine, since when he has been engaged in farming and stock
raising.  He had, however, removed to Woodford County in 1846, and settled
on the farm on which he still resides.  In April of that year he married
Miss Mary J., daughter of William and Mary (Ootz) Chilton, natives of
Virginia.  To this union were born five children, William S. (who was
county attorney of Jessamine County at the time of his death).  Dr. U. G.,
Dr. W. W. and two who died in infancy.  Mrs. Mary J. Holloway died in 1861
and Mr. Holloway next married Alice I., daughter of William and Julia
(Gillespie) Chilton.  To this second union have been born four children:
Mattie S. (Mrs. J. L. Gordon), Ida B., Irene and Lizzie.  Mr. and Mrs.
Holloway are members of the Baptist Church, and reside on their farm of
315 acres near Mortonsville.

Holloway Reed Ootz Chilton Gillespie Gordon
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Jessamine-KY TN VA

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