Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Warren County.

HENRY FLORA, JR., is a native Kentuckian, and a son of Adam and 
Elizabeth (Miller) Flora, both of whom were natives of Virginia, the 
former having been born in 1792, and the latter in 1784. They were 
united in marriage in the county of Botetourt, on the 6th day of 
September, 1819, and to them were born four children, three of whom 
lived to be grown:  Amanda (Miller), John W., and Henry, Jr. Adam Flora 
followed the vocation of a farmer; his death resulted from an injury 
received from a falling tree.  He was a son of John Flora, a native of 
Germany, and one of the early settlers of the Virginia Colony. Henry 
Flora, Jr., was born on a farm, where he grew to manhood.  His education 
is almost entirely practical.  At the age of twenty-one years he began 
to make his own way in life; his resources were limited to health, 
strength and will force, and it may be said of him that he has been the 
"architect of his own fortune;" he is now the proprietor of a fine tract 
of fertile land, which he has improved with a comfortable dwelling, 
barns, orchards, and other conveniences.  He was married, in 1846, to 
Miss Sarah J. Miller, of Warren County. To this union have been born 
seven sons, five of whom are living, viz.: Thomas C., James H., William 
A., John W. and James C., and four daughters, one of whom is yet living, 
Sarah C.  Sarah J. (Miller) Flora was born in Warren County Ky., on the 
28th of June, 1825; she is a daughter of David Miller, who was a native 
of Virginia.  She is a consistent and acceptable member of the Christian 
Church.  Politically Mr. Flora is a Republican.

Flora Miller 
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Botetourt-VA Germany 

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