History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 681.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

LEONARD STUMP, farmer; P. O. Cynthiana.  Among the early settlers of
Harrison County was Leonard Stump, father of him whose name heard this
sketch.  Born in Maryland in 1769, he emigrated to Harrison County in
1787, and after being a very useful man died in 1859.  His wife, Sarah
Kinston, was also born in Maryland in 1779; surviving her husband six
years, died in February, 1865.  The result of this union was six
children, Leonard being one of them; he was born in Harrison County,
June 9, 1814, receiving his education at the county schools of Harrison
County.  He began life with farming and was married in Harrison County
in 1837 to Susan Crenshaw, who was born in Harrison County, May 5, 1816,
who was the daughter of John Stump, of Virginia, who died in 1855, at the
age of eighty-years; and Hannah Madison, his wife, was also born in
Virginia, and died in 1833, at the age of fifty-two years.  Mrs. Susan
Stump is a member of the Methodist communion at Cynthiana, and in
politics Mr. Stump is a Democrat.  He has a farm of 180 acres of choice
land two miles from Cynthiana, on Ashbrook Pike, called "Locust Grove."

Stump Kinston Crenshaw
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Bourbon-KY VA MD

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