Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Allen County.

WILLIAM GUY was born in Allen County, Ky., February 3, 1835, and is a 
son of Larkin Guy, who was also a Kentuckian, born in 1815, and died in 
1871.  He was by occupation a farmer.  He was twice married.  His first 
wife was Fannie Wagoner, whose parents, George and Sallie Wagoner, were 
natives of North Carolina.  She died in 1840, leaving six children:  
Sarah A. (Garrison), Samuel, Nancy (Miller), Agnes (Harris), William and 
Elizabeth (Williams).  His second marriage was with Miss Williamson, who 
died in 1881, leaving three children:  Amanda (Wilson), Ellen 
(Blankenship) and Mary (Stone).  Our subject's grandfather, William Guy, 
was a native of South Carolina, and one of the pioneers of Kentucky; he 
located in Warren, now Allen County, where he passed the remainder of 
his life.  George Wagoner, a native of North Carolina, came to Kentucky 
at an early day.  He died about the year 1854.  William Guy was four 
years of age when his mother died; he was reared in the home of his 
grandfather, Wagoner.  He obtained a fair common school education, which 
he has improved by his contact with the affairs of life.  His marriage 
took place December 15, 1859, with Martha Jane, daughter of Jackson and 
Susan Morgan, who were natives of Kentucky, from which State they 
removed to Missouri, where they remained for about nine years, and while 
residents of that State their daughter, Martha J., was born.  Mrs. 
Morgan died in 1879, aged about sixty-two years.  Jackson Morgan was 
born in 1819, and is now sixty-six years of age.  William Guy, before 
his marriage, purchased eighty acres of land which he paid for by his 
own labor, and has added to at different times, until he is now the 
owner of 250 acres of good land, which he has brought to a fine state of 
cultivation, and improved with good, comfortable dwelling, barns, 
orchards, etc.  He is somewhat connected with the stock trade, and owns 
some fine grazing land.  He is a Democrat, and takes some interest in 
politics, but is no aspirant to political honors.  He is a patron of 
schools, and takes a pride in the education of his children, of whom ten 
are now living, viz.:  Olivie [sic], Charles P., Robert, Susan, Otie, 
Lady, Harry, Myrtle, Proctor and Toy.  Mrs. Guy is a member of the 
Methodist Church.  He bases his religious views on the "sacred rights of 
man" and strict integrity in business transactions.

Guy Wagoner Garrison Miller Harris Williams Williamson Wilson 
Blankenship Stone Morgan 
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NC SC Warren-KY MO

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