History of Todd County, Kentucky, ed. J. H. Battle, 1884, F. A. Battey
Publishing Co., 1884, pp. 271-72.       [Fairview Precinct]

WILLIAM H. JESUP.  The gentleman whose name appears at the head of this
sketch is a resident of "Jesup's Grove," (formerly known as "Croghan's
Grove," in honor of the famous "Hero of Sandusky," who entered this
land).  Mr. Jesup was born near this place, April 26, 1843, and at the
commencement of the late war, entered Company H, First Kentucky Cavalry,
in which he served two years.  In 1867 he engaged in the tobacco business
here and at New York, in which he continued seven years.  His father,
William W. Jesup, was born in 1796 in Washington County, Ky., served in
the war of 1812 and died in 1844.  His father's brothers were Gen. Thomas
S. Jesup (son-in-law to Maj. Croghan), and Col. Samuel B.  Their father,
James E. Jesup, was scalped and left for dead by the Indians, but
recovered again.  William W. Jesup's children are: Judith (Rodgers), Ann
O. (Layne), John F., Virginia E. (Danforth), Sarah F. (Hollingsworth),
Caledonia (Talkington), and subject, who was favored with a good English
education.  His mother is Sarah H., daughter of William Martin, of South
Carolina, born in 1812, and is now drawing a pension.  Subject was
married, February 6, 1872, to Miss Nannie M., daughter of Chiles and Mary
(Hutchinson) Barker, of Christian County, Ky., and to them have been born
Barker and Sallie C.  Subject is by profession a farmer, owning 600
acres of first-class land in fine condition and high state of cultivation;
and is also a successful live-stock dealer.  On his place is one grove
of 100 acres, on which are many thousands of stately sugar maples.  Mr.
Jesup is a prosperous and successful man.

Jesup Rodgers Layne Danforth Hollingsworth Talkington Hutchinson Barker
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Washington-KY Christian-KY SC NY

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