The Crittenden Press, Marion, KY  3 Aug 1928. Used with permission.

   Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Nunn, of this county, have been married for a little
over sixty years, having been united in marriage April 20, 1868.
   Samuel Arthur Nunn, son of John Nunn, deceased, was born near Weston
in this county, September 30, 1837.
   Mr. Nunn lived at Weston until the Civil War, when he joined the
Confederate army, remaining in the war until near the close, when he was
captured at Princeton and was taken to Smithland.  At that place he was
given a parole and reached home shortly afterwards.
   Mr. Nunn remembers many incidents of the war, especially an incident
following the surrender of Fort Donelson.  At about ten o'clock (he
and others had not retired) he heard General Forrest and Captain Williams
tell of their plans to attempt making an escape.  He was told to have 
men mounted and to go with them.  They swam their horses across the 
backwater and made their escape. 
   Anatasia Clement Nunn, his wife, was born at the Clement home in this
county November 14, 1843.
   After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Nunn made their home on a farm
where they have lived their entire married life of over 60 years.  The
house is located near the bridge on the Federal highway between Marion
and Sullivan.
   Mr. and Mrs. Nunn have been the parents of nine children, three of
them, Emily, Alma and Kittie Montez, are deceased.
   Living children are Arthur Nunn, of near Repton; Mrs. Cleo Frazer,
wife of Dr. T. Atchison Frazer, of Marion; Mrs. Valerie Weldon, wife
of W.N. Weldon of Marion; John Nunn, of Herrington, Kans.; Mrs. Nida
Crider, of Sturigs and Oscar Nunn, of Crittenden county.
   There are thirty-three grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

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