History of Trigg County, Historical and Biographical, ed. W.H. Perrin, F.A.
Battey Pub. Co., Chicago, 1884. pp. 237-38.  [Roaring Springs Precinct]

MOSCO GARNETT was born in this precinct on October 8, 1827, and is a son
of James and Polly (Brown) Garnett.  The father was born in Virginia, on
February 23, 1787.  He came to Woodford County with his parents in an early
day, and in 1823 he settled in this precinct.  Here he died on November 5,
1870; he was a member of the Baptist Church.  Under the old constitution
he was Magistrate of the precinct, and finally, by virtue of priority
became Sheriff of the county.  The mother died in this county on August 11,
1869.  Mosco is the youngest of ten children, of whom four are now living:
Fannie, widow of Charles Humphreys; Charles W., in Graves County: Susan,
wife of Isaac Dabney, and now in Texas; and Mosco.  The latter remained at
home until about the age of twenty-three, and then commencing life for
himself, settling on his present farm; he now owns about 250 acres, of
which there are 200 acres in cultivation.  Mr. Garnett was married in this
county October 20, 1853, to Miss Susan Savells, a daughter of Absalom and
Lurana (Savells) Savells.  The parents were native of Norfolk County, Va.,
and were early settlers of Cadiz Precinct.  Mrs. Garnett was born in this
county February 25, 1823.  This union has resulted in eight children, five
of whom are now living, viz.: Cornelia, wife of G. P. Carloss; Mary E.;
Henry O.; Susan Dabney, wife of Lesley Tuggle, of Cadiz Precinct, and
Lula.  Mr. and Mrs. Garnett are members of the Locust Grove Baptist Church.
He is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and is identified with the
Democratic party.

Garnett Brown Humphreys Savells Carloss Dabney Tuggle
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Woodford-KY Graves-KY Norfolk-VA TX VA

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