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

JOSEPH L. HENDRIX, a farmer and stock raiser, and native of Grant County,
Ky., was born May 19, 1845.  His father, William Hendrix, a native of
Carter County, Tenn., and a farmer, represented Grant County in the
Legislature in 1844-45, and was one of the signers of the State
Constitution of 1849; was also magistrate for many years.  He settled in
Grant County in 1833 on a farm near Elliston Station, where he lived
until his death, which occurred in 1875.  He married Catherine Heart, of
Carter County, Tenn., daughter of Leonard and Mallie (Goodman) Heart,
who bore him four sons and five daughters, the subject of this sketch
being the youngest son.  John Hendrix, grandfather of Joseph L., was a
native of Virginia, and settled in Carter County, Tenn., where he died.
Joseph L. Hendrix has always followed farming, and owns a farm of 400
acres, of which 300 lie in Grant County, well cultivated and well
stocked.  In 1870 he married Gilla Rosell, of Gallatin County, daughter
of Joseph F. and Liza (Brock) Rosell.  She died in 1873, and in 1883
Mr. Hendrix married Nannie Rogers, of Grant County, daughter of Samuel
and Lucinda Rogers.  Mr. Hendrix is a Democrat.  His wife is a member
of the Christian Church.

Hendrix Heart Goodman Rosell Brock Rogers
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Gallatin-KY Carter-TN VA
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