Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Spencer Co.

WILLIAM B. HOLLOWAY was born August 9, 1798, within six miles of Richmond,
and moved to Barren County, Ky., in 1809.  His father was James Holloway,
who was killed in 1811 by a tree falling on him.  His mother was Julia
(Staples) Holloway, a native of Virginia, and died in 1875.  Our subject
learned the wagon-maker's trade, which he followed many years; moved to
Shelby County in 1824, where he resided until 1846, when he moved to
Spencer County.  September 15, 1820, he married Ann M. Miller, daughter
of Aminadab Miller of Virginia.  She was born August 23, 1800, and she and
her husband have traveled life's path together for nearly seventy years.
They are both members of the Christian Church and are parents of fourteen
children: Joseph, Elizabeth, America, Harriet, Juda A., Maria (deceased),
Robert, David R., Major, William, Benjamin, Edmond, Albert and Fleming.
Mr. Holloway is the owner of 200 acres of land.  He was once regarded as
the strongest man, physically, in Shelby or Spencer County.

Holloway Staples Miller
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