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

ISAAC B. CONRAD was born near Dry Ridge, Grant Co., Ky., July 28, 1818,
and is the eldest of a family of five children born to William and
Elizabeth (Boyers) Conrad.  William Conrad, of Harrison County, was a
son of Isaac Conrad, a native of Maryland, and was born December 6, 1797.
He was an eminent minister of the Regular Baptist Church, of which his
wife was also a member.  He preached in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
Missouri and West Virginia, and died March 13, 1882.  Elizabeth Conrad
was a daughter of Jacob and Margaret (Lemmon) Boyers.  Jacob Boyers was
born on the ocean while his parents were emigrating from Germany to
America.  Isaac B. Conrad was reared on a farm, and chose farming as an
occupation; he owns 1,248 acres of land, and although often solicited,
has never been in office, except a subordinate office in the militia
under the old law.  He has been a member of the militia since the fourth
Saturday of April, 1842.  November 5, 1840, he married Elizabeth H.
Conyers, daughter of Jesse and Nancy (Childers) Conyers.  Jesse Conyers,
a native of Pendleton County, died November 12, 1869; his widow survives
him in her eighty-fifth year.  Mrs. Conrad was born November 25, 1824,
and has been a member of the Baptist Church for forty years.  Seven
children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad, viz: William H. (deceased),
born August 17, 1841; Isaac Newton, born December 27, 1843, Robert P.,
born August 13, 1854; Lucia, born April 27, 1856; James Perry, born
January 2, 1858; Virginia Grant, born June 16, 1861, and Ida B. (deceased),
born June 10, 1864.

Conrad Boyers Lemmon Conyers Childers
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Pendleton-KY Harrison-KY MD IN IL OH MO WV

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