A history of Kentucky and Kentuckians; the leaders and representative men in commerce, industry and modern activities . eone in which he was reared—the MethodistEpiscopal. Daxiel Reed Ammermax.—One of theprominent farmers and stock breeders whohave helped to give to this community the en-viable reputation that it can raise anything forwhich there is a market, is the subject of thisreview. Mr. Ammerman was born on the farm uponwhich he now lives, March 2, 1831, the sonof Joseph and Rebecca (Reed) father came from Virginia, and his deathoccurred on August 29, 1849. ^t the age offift
A history of Kentucky and Kentuckians; the leaders and representative men in commerce, industry and modern activities . eone in which he was reared—the MethodistEpiscopal. Daxiel Reed Ammermax.—One of theprominent farmers and stock breeders whohave helped to give to this community the en-viable reputation that it can raise anything forwhich there is a market, is the subject of thisreview. Mr. Ammerman was born on the farm uponwhich he now lives, March 2, 1831, the sonof Joseph and Rebecca (Reed) father came from Virginia, and his deathoccurred on August 29, 1849. ^t the age offifty-nine years. The mother also came fromAirginia, and she died in 1890, aged eightyyears. They were the parents of nine chil-dren, of whom only two are living, as follow^:The subject and Rebecca, the widow of Ed-ward ]\IcAdams, of Harrison county, Ken-tucky. The grandfather of Mr. Ammermanof this review came from Virginia to Bourboncounty. Kentucky, and settled near CaneRidge, where he bought wild land and followed wr ts > ww H w o> C O K > > S g o > I—Iw r> >n >2 > I—( wr m >2. iiHtlnWa III ASW TOM lUC UBIUI1 AiTtn, t.£l«»X HISTORY OF KENTUCKY AND KENTUCKIANS 1371 farming until he (lied. The maternal grand-father of the subject was Jonathan Reed, whocame to Bourbon county from Virginia aboutthe time they all came across the mountains inwagons. Air. Ammermans father was rearedin Bourbon county, where he obtained a limitededucation. He came to Harrison county, mar-ried and started farming where the subjectnow lives. He prospered and at the time ofhis death was the possessor of four hundredacres of fine land. He built a large brickhouse in 1835 and was a breeder of Shorthorncattle and mules. He was a good man as wellas a successful one, and he and his wife weremembers of the Christian church. Daniel Reed Ammerman was reared on thefarm and received his education in the districtschool. He was eighteen when his father diedand he farmed his mot
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