History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 721.
[Harrison County]  [Leesburg Precinct]

LEWIS L. CONNER, farmer, P. O. Connersville.  Among the early settlers of
Harrison County, was Rev. John Conner, who emigrated here from Virginia,
bringing with him his son Lewis, who, growing to manhood's estate, took
as his wife Miss Elizabeth Falconer, daughter of Joseph Faulconer, of near
Lexington, Kentucky, and she died in 1859, her husband having died just
ten years preceding her in 1849.  Lewis L. Conner, married Miss Rebecca
Furnish, daughter of William Furnish, of Harrison County, in 1836; have
three living children, viz: Eliza Jane, Alpheus, Sarah Elizabeth.  He is
owner of 250 acres of land one-fourth mile southeast of Connersville.  He
is the breeder of all kinds of high grade stock.  Both he and wife are
members of the Presbyterian Church at Beards, Scott County, in which church
he is a Ruling Elder.

Conner Falconer Furnish
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Fayette-KY Scott-KY VA

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