John V. Farthing was born about 1817 in Kentucky, just a few years after the War of 1812.
John V. Farthing was living in the following locations for these federal and state census reports through the years of his life:
1820 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1830 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1840 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1850 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1855 Census: Marion County, Illinois
When he was a young man of about twenty-five years of age, John V. Farthing married Martha Ann Farthing, who was a distant cousin.
They were married on 27 January 1842, in Robertson County, Tennessee. The marriage was solemnized by Rev. Thomas Gunn, Minister of the Gospel. A record of their marriage from 1842 is preserved at the Robertson County Courthouse in Tennessee.
While primarily a farmer, John V. Farthing was also appointed road overseer for a section of his road in Logan County, Kentucky. This record was preserved in Court Order Book # 11 on Page 357 in Logan County, Kentucky, record books.
John V. Farthing was living in the following locations for these federal and state census reports through the years of his life:
1820 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1830 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1840 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1850 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1855 Census: Marion County, Illinois
When he was a young man of about twenty-five years of age, John V. Farthing married Martha Ann Farthing, who was a distant cousin.
They were married on 27 January 1842, in Robertson County, Tennessee. The marriage was solemnized by Rev. Thomas Gunn, Minister of the Gospel. A record of their marriage from 1842 is preserved at the Robertson County Courthouse in Tennessee.
While primarily a farmer, John V. Farthing was also appointed road overseer for a section of his road in Logan County, Kentucky. This record was preserved in Court Order Book # 11 on Page 357 in Logan County, Kentucky, record books.
John V. Farthing was born about 1817 in Kentucky, just a few years after the War of 1812.
John V. Farthing was living in the following locations for these federal and state census reports through the years of his life:
1820 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1830 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1840 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1850 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1855 Census: Marion County, Illinois
When he was a young man of about twenty-five years of age, John V. Farthing married Martha Ann Farthing, who was a distant cousin.
They were married on 27 January 1842, in Robertson County, Tennessee. The marriage was solemnized by Rev. Thomas Gunn, Minister of the Gospel. A record of their marriage from 1842 is preserved at the Robertson County Courthouse in Tennessee.
While primarily a farmer, John V. Farthing was also appointed road overseer for a section of his road in Logan County, Kentucky. This record was preserved in Court Order Book # 11 on Page 357 in Logan County, Kentucky, record books.
John V. Farthing was living in the following locations for these federal and state census reports through the years of his life:
1820 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1830 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1840 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1850 Census: Logan County, Kentucky
1855 Census: Marion County, Illinois
When he was a young man of about twenty-five years of age, John V. Farthing married Martha Ann Farthing, who was a distant cousin.
They were married on 27 January 1842, in Robertson County, Tennessee. The marriage was solemnized by Rev. Thomas Gunn, Minister of the Gospel. A record of their marriage from 1842 is preserved at the Robertson County Courthouse in Tennessee.
While primarily a farmer, John V. Farthing was also appointed road overseer for a section of his road in Logan County, Kentucky. This record was preserved in Court Order Book # 11 on Page 357 in Logan County, Kentucky, record books.
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