Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B, 1887
Fleming County

DR. JOHN T. WALL, a native of Cynthiana, Harrison County, Ky., was born
April 22, 1824, and is a son of William K. and Priscilla (Taylor) Wall.
William K. Wall was born in Washington County, Pa., May 19, 1786, and was a
son of John Wall, who was a farmer and a large land owner in Pennsylvania.
Removed to Kentucky about the year 1793 and settled upon a farm one mile
east of Cynthiana, where he died at an advanced age.  The earliest known
ancestor of the Wall family was Walter Wall, who came to the United States
from England about 1640 and settled on Long Island, removing from there to
New Jersey, where he reared a large family; he subsequently moved with a
number of other New Jersey families to western Pennsylvania, and made what
is known as the "Jersey settlement."  William K. Wall was a lawyer of
prominence in Cynthiana, and was a member at various terms of both houses of
the Kentucky Legislature, was Commonwealth's Attorney for the Judicial
District for twenty-five years; he died in Cynthiana, March 22, 1853.  Mrs.
Priscilla Wall, a daughter of Dr. Septimus Taylor, of Virginia, died June
14, 1833, a member of the Christian Church.  Dr. John T. Wall was educated
at St. Mary's and bacon Colleges, the Transylvania University of Lexington,
Ky., in 1848-49; he immediately located in Flemingsburg, where the greater
part of his professional life has been spent.  He was a soldier in the
Mexican war, and participated in the battle of Buena Vista.  April 16, 1850,
he married Elizabeth Dudley, daughter of James and Eliza Dudley, of
Flemingsburg.  Their family consists of four daughters, Ida D., Priscilla
W., Mary and Amanda W.  Dr. Wall is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and
with his wife is a member of the Christian Church.

Wall Taylor Dudley 
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Harrison-KY Washington-PA England NY VA 

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