History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 697.
[Harrison County]   [Richland Precinct]

WILLIAM B. ARNOLD, miller; P. O. Havilandsville, is a native of Harrison
County, Ky., and son of Elijah and Anna (Hickman) Arnold.  He was born
in 1827, and in 1853 married Miss Anna M. Henry, a native of Bourbon
County, Ky.  They are the parents of eight children: Lulu L., John P.,
Amanda, Ida, Sarah, Elijah, Henry and Betty.  The first seventeen years
of our subject's life was spent in receiving an education and assisting
in tilling the soil of his father's farm; in 1854 he commenced farming,
which he followed for about nine years, when he purchased the steam
grist mill and wool factory at Havilandsville, which he continues to be
the successful manager of, employing a number of men and doing a large
business; his wife died in 1879, and his father died when he was quite
young, leaving him dependent upon his own resources, and by his studied
economy and business habits he has succeeded in gaining a good property
and a name and reputation which is beyond reproach.  Now, in the later
years of his life, he is surrounded with those comforts and enjoying those
pleasures that are ever the result of honesty, industry and economy.

Arnold Hickman Henry
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Bourbon-KY

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