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

AUGUSTUS WEISENBERG, a native of Baden, Germany, was born September 10,
1820, and is a son of Paul and Mary Weisenberg, also natives of Baden.
Augustus, a trained miller, came to America in 1845, remained in Ohio
until 1858, then removed to Woodford County, Ky., and engaged in
milling.  In 1868 he purchased Payne's depot flouring-mills on South 
Elkhorn, which mills were erected in 1818, and to which he added the 
roller process in 1884; the capacity is now seventy-five barrels per 
day, using water power.  Mr. Weisenberg also owns sixty-six acres of 
land in Midway Precinct, Woodford.  He was married in 1846, to Cecilia 
Spitznagel, a native of Baden, and to this union have been born five 
children: Louis, Charles, Mary, Alexander and Frances (deceased).  Mr. 
Weisenberg is a Master Mason and a member of the Catholic Church.

Weisenberg Spitznagel
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OH Germany

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