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

JESSE H. EMBRY, Butler County, was born January 31, 1845, on Welch's Creek, 
in this county, where he now resides (for ancestry see Mason Embry's 
sketch).  Jesse H. enlisted in Company K, Fifty-second Kentucky (Federal) 
Mounted Infantry in 1863, and remained in the service of his country until 
the spring of 1865.  July 19, 1866, he was married to Martha, daughter of 
Bennett and Martha (Green) Bratcher of Grayson County (born December 20, 
1847).  To them have been born Tempy Florence, Matella Ellen, Martilla, 
Carless, Atlas, Rosetta, Jacob and Esau (twins), both deceased, and Lula.  
Mr. Embry is a farmer, and owns 384 acres of fertile land, well improved 
and in a good state of cultivation; he also owns a saw and grist-mill.  
He has served as assessor in the north end of Butler County for eight 
years.  He is a member of the Christian church, and in politics a 
Republican.

Embry Bratcher Green
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Grayson-KY

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