Lawyers and Lawmakers of Kentucky, by H. Levin, editor, 1897. Published
by Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago.  Reprinted by Southern Historical
Press.  p. 87.  Jefferson County.

HENRY C. WOOD, of the court of appeals, was born at Munfordville, Hart
county, November 27, 1821, and died in Louisville, February 11, 1861. He
graduated at Center College, Danville, in 1841, and entered on the
practice of law in his native county, meeting on the circuit such lawyers
as J. R. Underwood, Elijah Hise and others of great ability.  He was
county attorney for Hart county, and representative in the legislature in
1848.  In 1850 he removed to Louisville, and was associated with William
F. Barrett, taking rank as one of the leading lawyers of that city.  He
was elected to the court of appeals bench from the Louisville district
in August, 1858, for a term of eight years, and died in office.  He was
of delicate physique, but of great energy, working with untiring zeal.
His decisions display profound research.

Wood Barrett Underwood Hise
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Munfordville-Hart-KY Danville-Boyle-KY

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