History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 570.
[Bourbon County]    [Centerville Precinct]

W. A. FORMAN, farmer, P. O. Leesburg; traces the genealogy of his family
back to his grandfather, William Forman, who was a Methodist minister,
and settled in an early day in the history of Bourbon County near North
Middletown, where he entered a tract of government land, which he improved
and developed, and where he resided until his death, which occurred in
1814.  His son, James Forman, and father of our subject, married Miss
Elizabeth Allen, daughter of David Allen, who came to Bourbon County from
Virginia, of which State James Forman was a native, and was brought to
Kentucky by his parents during his childhood.  Wm. A. was one of a family
of seven children, and was born Oct. 17, 1814; he was reared on his
father's farm, and has during his life been interested and engaged in
agricultural pursuits and at stock raising.  Dec. 12, 1839, he was
married to Miss Sarah, daughter of George Chinn, of Harrison County, Ky.
Politically, Mr. Forman's views are Democratic, and in religious belief
he and family, with one exception, are members of the Christian Church;
he owns a fine farm of 280 acres, located about ten miles from Paris;
seven children have been born to them: Nancy and George, deceased; James,
at home; Sarah, now Mrs. Nichols--Miriam, now wife of George Clark; and
William, married Miss Lizzie Sudduth and resides near the old home.

Forman Allen Chinn Nichols Clark Sudduth
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Harrison-KY VA

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