Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 1887,
Owen Co.

WILLIAM P. KINMAN was born in Owen County, Ky., May 10, 1853, and is the
third of a family of ten children born to Robert L. and Nancy (Cobb)
Kinman.  Robert L. Kinman was born in Grant County, June 12, 1825, and
was reared and educated in Owen County.  He is a blacksmith by trade.
August 23, 1846 he married Nancy Cobb, daughter of William Cobb, of Owen
County.  Nancy Cobb was born June 21, 1830, and died May 15, 1857.  Mr.
Kinman then married Mrs. Susan Cobb, a cousin of his first wife, and
after her death he married Miss Sarah True.  In all he has a family of
ten children.  After working a while at his trade he engaged in the dry
goods business, and then in the milling business.  In 1872 he settled
at Lusby's Mill, where he again engaged in blacksmithing, and which
trade he still follows.  Politically he is a Democrat.  William P.
Kinman was reared and educated in Owen County, and worked at farming
until 1878, when he married Miss Hester A. Cork, of Grant County, and
then engaged in hotel keeping at Lusby's Mill.  By political preference
Mr. Kinman is a Democrat, and, together with his kinsmen, is interested
in the material prosperity of Owen County.

Kinman Cobb True Cork
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Grant-KY

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