Son of William and Agnes Hord. Brother of Lucy and Sophia Elizabeth Hord.
Willis Hord married Polly Buckner in Jefferson County, Kentucky on December 28, 1792. They soon moved to Greenup County, Kentucky...now present-day Carter County, Kentucky and established a plantation there and raised a large family.
Willis Hord was killed in an accident in 1828 while on business in Jefferson County, Kentucky and he was buried there.
They had ten known children: William (died at infancy), John Taylor (died at infancy), Thomas Todd, Lucy Norrell Taylor, Robert Craddock, Phillip Buckner, John Nicholas, Betsy Taylor, Laura Agnes, and Polly Willis.
Willis Hord married Polly Buckner in Jefferson County, Kentucky on December 28, 1792. They soon moved to Greenup County, Kentucky...now present-day Carter County, Kentucky and established a plantation there and raised a large family.
Willis Hord was killed in an accident in 1828 while on business in Jefferson County, Kentucky and he was buried there.
They had ten known children: William (died at infancy), John Taylor (died at infancy), Thomas Todd, Lucy Norrell Taylor, Robert Craddock, Phillip Buckner, John Nicholas, Betsy Taylor, Laura Agnes, and Polly Willis.
Son of William and Agnes Hord. Brother of Lucy and Sophia Elizabeth Hord.
Willis Hord married Polly Buckner in Jefferson County, Kentucky on December 28, 1792. They soon moved to Greenup County, Kentucky...now present-day Carter County, Kentucky and established a plantation there and raised a large family.
Willis Hord was killed in an accident in 1828 while on business in Jefferson County, Kentucky and he was buried there.
They had ten known children: William (died at infancy), John Taylor (died at infancy), Thomas Todd, Lucy Norrell Taylor, Robert Craddock, Phillip Buckner, John Nicholas, Betsy Taylor, Laura Agnes, and Polly Willis.
Willis Hord married Polly Buckner in Jefferson County, Kentucky on December 28, 1792. They soon moved to Greenup County, Kentucky...now present-day Carter County, Kentucky and established a plantation there and raised a large family.
Willis Hord was killed in an accident in 1828 while on business in Jefferson County, Kentucky and he was buried there.
They had ten known children: William (died at infancy), John Taylor (died at infancy), Thomas Todd, Lucy Norrell Taylor, Robert Craddock, Phillip Buckner, John Nicholas, Betsy Taylor, Laura Agnes, and Polly Willis.
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