Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana. Historical and
Biographical. Charles Blanchard, Editor. Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co.,
Publishers, 1884. Unknown County.

MARION CUNNINGHAM, one of the most energetic and successful young farmers
in Marion County, was born in Jefferson Township August 3, 1850.  His
parents were William N. and Nancy (Lankford) Cunningham, natives of
Kentucky and Virginia respectively, who were married in Morgan County in
an early day, and were well known among the earliest and most prominent
settlers.  Our subject was the second son in a family of four chldren, and
was reared in Morgan County, obtaining in the district schools the
rudiments of a good education.  On the 22nd day of September, 1870, he was
married to Miss Nancy Teverbaugh, daughter of William Teverbaugh, an
influential and respected citizen of Martin County, Ind. For about one
year after his marriage, he farmed in Morgan County, going thence to
Daviess County, Ind., where he farmed two years, and at the end of which
time he returned to Morgan County, and continued farming until early in
1881, when his father gave him the splendid, well-improved farm of 297
acres, one mile south of Martinsville, where he at present resides.  In
connection with his farming interests, he is also extensively engaged in
the stock business and his energy and industry rank him among the
successful farmers of the county.

Cunningham Lankford Teverbaugh 
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Martinsville-Morgan-IN VA Martin-IN Daviess-IN

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