History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 792.
[Nicholas County]  [Union Precinct]

S. F. STONE, farmer, P. O. Moorefield, born in Bourbon County, Jan. 6,
1832.  His grandfather, James Stone, was raised probably in Jessamine
County, and married in Bourbon County, Annie Talbert.  His maternal
grandfather, Hugh Forgey, of Ireland, came very early to Bourbon County,
and settled near North Middletown, where he engaged in farming.  Asa L.
Stone, the father of our subject, was a native of Bourbon County, where
he died in 1853, after a useful and well spent life; he had been married
twice, the first time to Elizabeth Forgey, who died in 1836, and the
second time to her sister, Ludice Forgey.  Our subject was raised on the
farm, receiving a common school education.  On Jan. 9, 1854, he married
Sarah J. Potts, daughter of William and Elmira (Hall) Potts of Nicholas
County.  They have had seven children, six of whom are living: Robert
married Ida Berry; Fannie married John McCray of Bourbon; Charlie, Lulie,
Gano, Walter, William died in infancy.  Mr. and Mrs. Stone are both
members of the Christian Church at Bethel in Bath County.  In politics
he was a Whig till [sic] the outbreak of the Civil War, since which time
he has been a Democrat.  He has been a farmer and trader for twenty
years in cattle and hogs, and is a partner of J. R. McVey in the horse
and mule trade.

Stone Talbert Forgey Potts Hall Berry McCray McVey
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Bath-KY Jessamine-KY Bourbon-KY Ireland

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