History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 703.
[Harrison County]  [Berry's Station Precinct]

J. L. JUETT, hotel, P. O. Berry, was born in Harrison County, Ky., Jan.
1, 1847, and is the son of Adam and Elizabeth (Reneker) Juett.  The former
is a native of Grant County, Ky.; he has followed farming and is now a
resident of Harrison County.  The mother of J. L. died in 1852, aged
thirty-two years.  J. L. lived with his parents until he was eighteen years
old, when he entered the Confederate army, enlisting in the 6th Kentucky
Cavalry, in which he served two years and four months; he was wounded
three times from the effects of which he has never recovered; after leaving
the army, he spent about two years at his old home, and shortly after
bought a farm of 100 acres, which he conducted successfully until 1880,
when he sold his farm and moved to Berry's Station and engaged in keeping
hotel; he has the only public place of entertainment of the place.  By
careful management and a study of the needs of the traveling public, he
is making a success of this business; in 1867, he was married to Miss
Susan E. King.  Five children have been the issue of this union, three
of whom now are living, viz: Millie C., Nancy S. and Howard.  Mr. Juett
is a Democrat and he and Mrs. Juett are members of the Baptist Church;
he is a stirring, energetic man, who has been careful to dabble in no
business to bring his name into disrepute, and as a consequence he enjoys
an honorable name and reputation.

Juett Reneker King
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Grant-KY

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