Nathaniel Tolliaferro Douglass - "Tol" - was the second son born to Samuel and Sophia Walden Douglass. He was born in about 1824, in Lincoln County, Kentucky. Tol lived his early life in the Walnut Flat area of Lincoln County. He married Mrs. Emily J. Kirkpatrick on June 12, 1856. Emily was the daughter of Dayton and Elizabeth Hiatt Tucker.
In 1866, Tol purchased land from his father-in-law near Maywood in Lincoln County, and there he and Emily would remain for the rest of their lives. Tol and Emily were the parents of seven children: Alice, Sampson, Elizabeth Ellen, Sophia, Pauline Hiram, Maud, and Anne Logan.
Tol engaged in farming. He was a Master Mason, and served several terms as constable in Lincoln County.
Tol died at his home, and is buried in the family cemetery located on his land.
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Semi-Weekly Interior Journal
Stanford, Kentucky
July 19, 1898
"Douglas.- N. Peyton Douglas, aged 72, died at his home near Maywood on the 15th of locked bowels and was buried in the family grave yard. He leaves four daughters, but his wife had been dead some years. His brother, Peyton Douglas, died a month or two ago"
(* note - the paper incorrectly identified him as N. Peyton Douglass).
In 1866, Tol purchased land from his father-in-law near Maywood in Lincoln County, and there he and Emily would remain for the rest of their lives. Tol and Emily were the parents of seven children: Alice, Sampson, Elizabeth Ellen, Sophia, Pauline Hiram, Maud, and Anne Logan.
Tol engaged in farming. He was a Master Mason, and served several terms as constable in Lincoln County.
Tol died at his home, and is buried in the family cemetery located on his land.
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Semi-Weekly Interior Journal
Stanford, Kentucky
July 19, 1898
"Douglas.- N. Peyton Douglas, aged 72, died at his home near Maywood on the 15th of locked bowels and was buried in the family grave yard. He leaves four daughters, but his wife had been dead some years. His brother, Peyton Douglas, died a month or two ago"
(* note - the paper incorrectly identified him as N. Peyton Douglass).
Nathaniel Tolliaferro Douglass - "Tol" - was the second son born to Samuel and Sophia Walden Douglass. He was born in about 1824, in Lincoln County, Kentucky. Tol lived his early life in the Walnut Flat area of Lincoln County. He married Mrs. Emily J. Kirkpatrick on June 12, 1856. Emily was the daughter of Dayton and Elizabeth Hiatt Tucker.
In 1866, Tol purchased land from his father-in-law near Maywood in Lincoln County, and there he and Emily would remain for the rest of their lives. Tol and Emily were the parents of seven children: Alice, Sampson, Elizabeth Ellen, Sophia, Pauline Hiram, Maud, and Anne Logan.
Tol engaged in farming. He was a Master Mason, and served several terms as constable in Lincoln County.
Tol died at his home, and is buried in the family cemetery located on his land.
~~
Semi-Weekly Interior Journal
Stanford, Kentucky
July 19, 1898
"Douglas.- N. Peyton Douglas, aged 72, died at his home near Maywood on the 15th of locked bowels and was buried in the family grave yard. He leaves four daughters, but his wife had been dead some years. His brother, Peyton Douglas, died a month or two ago"
(* note - the paper incorrectly identified him as N. Peyton Douglass).
In 1866, Tol purchased land from his father-in-law near Maywood in Lincoln County, and there he and Emily would remain for the rest of their lives. Tol and Emily were the parents of seven children: Alice, Sampson, Elizabeth Ellen, Sophia, Pauline Hiram, Maud, and Anne Logan.
Tol engaged in farming. He was a Master Mason, and served several terms as constable in Lincoln County.
Tol died at his home, and is buried in the family cemetery located on his land.
~~
Semi-Weekly Interior Journal
Stanford, Kentucky
July 19, 1898
"Douglas.- N. Peyton Douglas, aged 72, died at his home near Maywood on the 15th of locked bowels and was buried in the family grave yard. He leaves four daughters, but his wife had been dead some years. His brother, Peyton Douglas, died a month or two ago"
(* note - the paper incorrectly identified him as N. Peyton Douglass).
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