Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Woodford Co.

WARREN VILEY was born in Scott County, Ky., August 3, 1817, and is a son of
Willa and Lydia (Smith) Viley.  The father was a native of Maryland, and
the mother of Scott County, Ky., and both were of Scotch-English origin.
Warren Viley was reared on his father's farm, and educated at the common
schools of his neighborhood until his seventeenth year, when he entered the
Georgetown College.  After leaving the latter he moved to Woodford County
in 1838, and in 1853 purchased the farm on which he now resides about half
way between Midway and Versailles, immediately on the turnpike.  His place
is known as Stonewall, and is recognized as one of the most beautiful and
fertile farms in the State.  He was married, in 1837, to Miss Catherine J.
Martin, daughter of William H. and Susan (Hale) Martin, of Scott County,
and natives of Virginia.  He was always engaged in farming and rearing
thoroughbred and other fine stock, and has owned some of the most
celebrated strains of racers known in the State.  Mrs. Viley died March
29, 1886, leaving three children: Nettie (Witherspoon), Breckinridge and
Mary.  Mr. Viley is a member of the Baptist Church, and of the F. & A. M.

Viley Smith Hale Martin Witherspoon
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Scott-KY VA MD

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