BIO: Enochs, William P. Esq. - Oldham Co

"HISTORY OF LAWRENCE, ORANGE & WASHINGTON COUNTIES, INDIANA"  GOODSPEED
BROS. 1884

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY

PAGE 900

WILLIAM P. ENOCHS, ESQ., one of the pioneers of Washington County, settled
in 1824, when he came with his parents from Oldham County, Ky., where he was
born March 8, 1815.  He was one of eight children born to Garrard and Sarah
(Johnson) Enochs, both natives of North Carolina, in which State they were
married, and a few years after, about 1802, removed to Kentucky.  Mr. Enochs
died April 9, 1852, and his wife, May 30, 1847.  After the marriage of our
subject he bought the farm of 120 acres upon which he still resides.  He
served as Justice of the Peace of Jefferson Township for sixteen consecutive
years, and was also Township Trustee for several years.  He is an excellent
business man and has been much employed by the people of the vicinity to
attend to their legal affairs.  Mr. Enochs married May 27, 1841, Mary M.
Lytle, a native of Kentucky, and a daughter of Lewis and Ann (Holmes) Lytle.
They have had five children:  William N., Sarah A., Thomas C., James L and
Elizabeth A. (deceased).

Transcribed by: Diana Flynn 
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Date: Tue, 6 August 1997