History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 668.
[Harrison County]   [Cynthiana City and Precinct]

CAPTAIN W. C. MUSSELMAN, miller and Stamp deputy, P. O. Cynthiana; was
born near Rutland, Harrison Co., Jan. 29, 1839; son of James and Eleanor
Stewart) Musselman; he, born in Harrison County, in 1799, a farmer, and
dying in 1872; she, a native of this county and dying in 1851.  Captain
Musselman received an education in the schools of his native county, and
taught school and merchandised for some time, but since the war has been
engaged in the Revenue service.  In 1866 he ran on the Republican
legislative ticket, but was defeated, as his party was in the minority,
although running ahead of his ticket; General Green Clay Smith being his
competitor.  He enlisted in the Union Army on Oct. 9, 1861, as a private,
and on the organization of his company was elected first lieutenant; was
afterward promoted to the captaincy of another company, and served
throughout the war, participating in several hot engagements, among which
may be mentioned Shiloh, Perryville, Wilson's Cross Roads, Atlanta
Campaign, serving on staff duty with General Strickland, and fighting from
Chattanooga to the sea; was captured at Lebanon and paroled.  The Captain
is one of the firm who purchased in January, 1882, the Licking Valley
Mills, and are now running the same.  Nov. 28, 1868, he married Kittie
Sallie, born in Jessamine County, Oct. 7, 1840, daughter of Jacob Price;
from which union there have been two children: Sidney Forrest and Helen.
Captain Musselman and wife are members of the Baptist (Missionary) Church
and he is a Republican.

Musselman Stewart Price
=
Jessamine-KY

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