Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Muhlenberg Co.

JAMES C. MORMAN, Muhlenburgh [sic] County, was born September 25, 1824, in
Breckinridge County, Ky., and is the eldest of five boys and one girl, born of
Andrew C. and Ann B. (Owen) Morman, natives of Campbell County, Va., and
Breckinridge County, Ky., and respectively of English and Welsh descent.  The
father, Andrew C. was a farmer and sheriff of his county for several terms; he
was a son of James Morman, who married Nancy Owen.  James was born in Campbell
County, Va., in 1775, and moved to Breckinridge County in 1808, where he
resided until his death.  He was elected sheriff of the county several terms;
his wife came from North Carolina.  The mother of our subject was the daughter
of Thomas Owen, who married Elizabeth Webb.  James C. Morman was reared on a
farm, and received a fair education; he lived with his parents until he was
twenty-seven, when he married Catharine Nicholls, of Muhlenburgh County, Ky.,
daughter of James and Margaret (Randolph) Nicholls, natives respectively of
Pennsylvania and Virginia; she is a descendant of the Randolph family of
Virginia.  Mr. Morman had born to him by this union, five children: Anna
(Robertson), Sallie (deceased), Adelia, Andrew C. and Mary.  Mr. Morman and
wife are members of the Baptist Church.  He came to Muhlenburgh County in
February, 1852, and settled in the northern part of the county, where he
purchased 312 acres of land, and now owns 370 acres.  He was elected a member
of the legislature in 1871; cast his first presidential vote for Gen. Taylor.
Since 1864, votes the Democratic ticket.

Morman Owen Webb Nicholls Randolph Robertson
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Breckinridge Campbell-VA NC PA VA

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