Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 1887,
Gallatin Co.

JOHN STAHL, a farmer and stock grower, was born in Gallatin County, Ky.,
August 26, 1852.  His father, John Stahl, a native of Germany, came to
America, and first settled in Cincinnati, Ohio, remaining there but one
year.  He removed to Gallatin County, Ky., where he lived until his death,
which occurred in 1879.  He served six years in the regular army of
Germany, and was a member of the Protestant Church.  He married Margaret
Orleman, daughter of Jacob Orleman, of Germany, who bore him five sons
and two daughters, the subject of this sketch being the youngest.  Mrs.
Stahl died in June, 1886, a member of the Protestant Church.  The
grandparents of our subject never came to America.  John Stahl was
educated in the common schools of Gallatin County, and has always followed
farming.  His parents settled where he now resides when he was but two
years old, and where he now owns seventy-eight acres of good land.  In
1878 he married Katie Hughes, of Gallatin County, daughter of Michael
and Ann M. Hughes, natives of Ireland.  One son blessed this union,
viz: John A., born November 13, 1881.  Politically Mr. Stahl is a
Republican, and he is a member of the Protestant Church.

Stahl Orleman Hughes
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OH Germany Ireland

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