The Crittenden Press, Marion, KY  undated, 1928. Used with permission.

   MRS. ELIZA A. HUGHES, one of the oldest citizens of this county, has
lived all of her nearly ninety years in the Fords Ferry community of
Crittenden county.  She was born October 23, 1838.
   Before her marriage to Thomas L. Hughes, she was Miss Eliza A. 
Williams, a sister of Mrs. Nancy E. Clement.  These two sisters are the
only living members of a large family of twelve children.
   Mrs. Hughes never had any children of her own, but reared her niece,
Mrs. W.T. Winn, who was the youngest child of E.R. Hill, deceased.  Mrs.
Wynn [sic] was only four weeks old when she was adopted by Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes and lived 24 years of her single life with them.
   She also partially reared another neice, now Mrs. T.L. Hughes, who
lived with her aunt for about ten years.  Before her marriage this
niece was Miss Emma Williams, a sister of W.R. Williams and Mrs. G.D.
Hughes, of Marion.
   Mrs. Hughes husband, James L. Hughes, enlisted in the Confederate
army during the Civil War.
   Mrs. Hughes now lives at Weston with Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Winn.  Altho
nearly ninety years old she is still active and is in good health.
   
Hughes Williams Clement Winn Wynn Hill 
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