History of Trigg County, Historical and Biographical, ed. W.H. Perrin,
F.A. Battey Pub. Co., Chicago, 1884. pp. 209-10.  [Cadiz Precinct]

A. T. WIMBERLY, editor, was born in Trigg County, September 1, 1847, son
of Alfred and Maria (Savells) Wimberly.  The former was born in North
Carolina, the latter in Virginia.  In about 1813 they were brought to
this county with their parents.  The father was engaged in agricultural
pursuits; he died in 1873, aged seventy-three; the mother now lives with
her son, the subject of this sketch, who was brought up on his father's
farm; there remained till [sic] about the age of nineteen, then came to
Cadiz; was clerk for Ragon & Baker about one year; then removed to Murray,
Ky.; remained there one year, then returned and engaged in school teaching
at Canton, where he remained about two years; then came to Cadiz and
taught school one term.  He held the office of Justice of Peace, and
during this time took up the study of law; his father having died in the
meantime he gave up the study of law and returned to teaching in Wallonia;
there taught four years.  In January, 1872, returned to Cadiz and at
once established the Kentucky Telephone, and since has been identified with
the paper.  He married, May 4, 1882, Miss Lula Grasty, of Lyon County. One
daughter blesses this marriage.

Wimberly Savells Grasty
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Murray-Calloway-KY Lyon-KY NC VA

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