History of Todd County, Kentucky, ed. J. H. Battle, 1884, F. A. Battey
Publishing Co., 1884, Page 246.         [Kirkmansville Precinct]

P. C. GRIFFIN.  Among the genial, hospitable and worthy citizens of the
precinct, Phillip C. Griffin, our subject, deserves mention; his birth
dates November 27, 1845.  His parents, James J. and P. C. Griffin, and he
as well, were natives of this county.  The father was a farmer, later a
merchant, who died February 15, 1880, at the age of sixty-six years.  The
mother makes her home with her youngest child, Mrs. Lacey, aged sixty-four
years.  The father was, and the mother still is, a devoted member of the
Christian Church.  At the age of eighteen Phillip C. began on the farm
for himself.  Four years later he taught, and continued teaching with good
success for four years.  He took kindly to the profession, but declining
health gave notice of the necessity of a more active life; he sold goods
then in company with his father, the firm name being J. J. Griffin & Son.
This partnership continued six years, when he engaged in his present
business, dealing in produce, in which he has been reasonably successful.
October, 1870, he married Miss Lucy, daughter of George and Nancy
Foughender, residents of Muhlenburg [sic] County.  Six children have
blessed this union, viz.: Robert B., Mina L., Effie M., Katie, Ella and
Maud.  The parents are members, the former of the Christian and the latter
of the Baptist Church.

Griffin Foughender Lacey
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Muhlenberg-KY

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