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

LITTLETON FENLEY was born in Crittenden, Grant Co., Ky., May 17, 1830,
and is the eldest son of John W. and Polly Ann (Robinson) Fenley, natives,
respectively, of Virginia and Bourbon County, Ky.  John W. Fenley, who was
born in 1800, settled in Scott County in 1818, and one or two years later
moved to Grant County; he owned the land where Crittenden now stands,
which was laid off in lots in 1832, and his wife, Polly A. Fenley named
it.  He was captain of a light horse company of State militia for several
years, was appointed sheriff about 1838, and died in 1864.  Littleton
Robinson, the maternal grandfather of our subject, was a Virginian, and
emigrated from Bourbon to Grant County, Ky.  Littleton Fenley was
educated in the common schools of Grant County, and has always engaged
in farming; he owns ninety acres of land in Grant County, and 200 acres
of cotton land in Arkansas.  He has been magistrate for eight years, and
previously was police judge of Crittenden.  In September, 1856, he married
Miss Elizabeth Craig, daughter of Judge Albert Craig (deceased), of
Gallatin County, Ky.  Two children have blessed this union: Craig and
Virginia.  Mr. Fenley is a member of the Christian Church.  Politically
he is a Democrat.

Fenley Robinson Craig
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Bourbon-KY Scott-KY Gallatin-KY VA AR
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