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

WORTH FLENER was born in Butler County, Ky., January 3, 1848, and is one 
of ten children born to Andrew J. and Easter J. (Romans) Flener, a 
sketch of whom appears elsewhere in this volume.  Worth Flener is a twin 
brother of Bluit Flener.  He received a fair common school education, 
and was employed on his father's farm until he attained his majority.  
He then farmed a part of the homestead on shares for three years, after 
which his father gave him 125 acres of wild land in the neighborhood of 
the old homestead in Flenersville Precinct, Butler County, where he has 
since improved a farm, in a good state of cultivation.  He was married 
August 2, 1869, to Sallie J. Romans, born August 17, 1849, and is a 
daughter of Miles W. and Nancy A. (Flener) Romans.  To Mr. and Mrs. 
Flener have been born four sons and three daughters, viz.: Charlotte, 
Dora, Millard, Julian N., Paradine A., Reed and Lonnie.  In politics 
Mr. Flener is a Republican.

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