Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B,
Pulaski County

Hon. J.T. Tartar, county judge of Pulaski County, KY, was born in that
county, December 18, 1850, a son of Enoch L. and Lucinda (Bernard) Tartar.
Enoch Tartar was born in Pulaski County in 1822, and is a farmer, residing
sixteen miles west of Somerset.  He never aspired to office.  He has been a
strict member of the Baptist Church for many years and is a liberal
contributor to all church and charitable organizations.  He is a son of
Chrisley Tartar, a native of Culpeper County, VA, who was a blacksmith by
trade.  Chrisley was a son of John Tartar, whose father was a native of
Germany.  Mrs. Lucinda Tartar was born in Russell County, KY, a daughter of
Abner Bernard, also of Russell County.  Judge Tartar received his education
at the common schools and at the Masonic College, Somerset, KY.  He
commenced teaching school in 1868, and in all has taught twenty-three
schools.  In 1877 he was elected to the Legislature and re-elected in 1870.
He read law and was admitted to the bar in 1881, and was elected county
judge in 1882 and re-elected in 1880.  January 4, 1872, he married Miss
Maggie Weddle, of Pulaski County, KY, a daughter of Solomon and Patsey
Weddle.  Eight children have blessed their union, viz: Bettie G., Brutus C.,
Cassius M., Helen G., Anna C., Rosococ C., Jerome T. and Christian L.  Mr.
and Mrs. Tartar are members of the Baptist Church.  He is a Royal Arch Mason
and a Republican.

Bernard Tartar Weddle
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Culpeper-VA Germany Russell-KY

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