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

W. G. HOLLOWAY was born in Shelby County, Ky., December 26, 1835, the ninth
of fourteen children born to William B. and Ann M. (Miller) Holloway.
William B. was born August 9, 1798, within six miles of Richmond, Va., and
moved to Barren County, Ky., in 1809.  He was a wagon-maker by trade, at
which he worked for many years; moved to Shelby County, Ky., in 1820,
where he resided until 1836, moving thence to Spencer County, Ky., where he
now resides.  He married, September 15, 1820, Ann M. Miller, of Virginia,
daughter of Aminadab Miller.  She was born August 23, 1800, and is still
living.  They are both members of the Christian Church.  William B. Holloway
was a son of James, who was killed in 1811 by a tree falling on him while
he was hoeing corn.  Our subject married, March 10, 1861, Mrs. Sarah C.
Neal (Staples), daughter of John and Liza (Bailey) Staples.  She had one
child by her first husband, John A. Neal.  Mr. Holloway's children are
Edward T., Lemuel L., Lillie B., Theodore B. and Walter S.  Mr. Holloway,
his wife, Edward T., Lemuel, Lillie B. and stepson, John A. Neal, are
members of the Christian Church.  Mr. Holloway owns 225 acres of land.
Politically he is a Democrat.

Holloway Miller Staples Bailey
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Shelby-KY Barren-KY VA