History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 669.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

LOUIS M. MARTIN, attorney, P. O. Cynthiana.  The ancestors of this
gentleman on the maternal side came from Maryland.  His grandfather,
William Martin, reached Harrison County at an early day and settled down
to farming.  His father, M. D. Martin, is also a substantial and reliable
farmer who represented the county in the Legislature in 1868-9.  His
mother, Zerilda Sellers, daughter of David Sellers, was born and raised
in the county.  Louis M. Martin received his education in the Harrison
Academy and graduated from the graded school of the city in 1873.  He
then entered the law school of Kentucky University from which he received
a diploma in 1874.  He began the practice of his chosen profession in
Cynthiana soon after his graduation, and now has a large and growing
practice.  He is a member of the Christian CHurch, and a Democrat in
politics.  Mr. Martin is a modest and retiring disposition, but studious
and energetic and possessing the confidence and esteem of the intelligent
and appreciative community in which he resides; it is safe to predict
for him a future marked by much that will be gratifying to his friends.

Martin Sellers
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MD

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