Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 
1887, Woodford Co.

E. G. HAGGIN, born March 7, 1841, is the second son of John and
Artemisia (Hawkins) Haggin, and a native of Mercer County.  When only 
two years of age he was taken by his parents to Woodford County, where 
he still resides.  His paternal grandfather, John Haggin, was born in 
Jessamine County, and his maternal grandfather, Jackson Hawkins, was a 
native of Virginia.  E. G. Haggin was reared on the home farm, and 
worked on it until July, 1862, when he enlisted in Company H, Second 
Kentucky Cavalry, under Morgan, and and was in every battle until taken 
prisoner and sent to Camp Douglas.  He married, September 6, 1886, 
Alice, daughter of Sinate and Bettie (Clore) Hawkins, and there have 
been born to him four children: Sallie B., James W., Edward E. 
(deceased), and Katie E.  Mr. Haggin owns and cultivates 180 acres in 
Clover Bottom Precinct.  Mrs. Haggin is a consistent member of the 
Christian Church.

Haggin Hawkins Clore
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Mercer-KY Jessamine-KY VA

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