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

PITTS STALLARD was born in Nelson County, June 21, 1830, the 
ninth of a family of ten children born to David and Elizabeth (Stone) 
Stallard.  David was born in Kentucky, was engaged in agricultural 
pursuits all his life, was a son of Walter, who was a native of Virginia; 
immigrated to Kentucky in an early day, and settled in Spencer 
County.  He was a Baptist preacher. Mrs. Elizabeth (Stone) Stallard 
was a daughter of Benjamin Stone.  In 1839 our subject left his 
native county, and went with his mother to Spencer County, his 
father having died in 1833.  He adopted farming as his vocation, and 
has always followed it, together with stock raising and trading.  He 
married, May 6, 1856, Sarah C. Wells, of Nelson County, daughter of 
William Wells, and twelve children blessed their union, five living: 
W.V., Oscar, Katie, Jessie and Ben D.  Mr. and Mrs. Stallard and
all the children, except Ben D., are members of the Baptist Church.  
Mr. Stallard has been a member of the Little Union Church since 
1855, and is now one of the deacons.  He is a Master Mason, also a 
member of the I.O.O.F.  He owns 400 acres of fine land and a 
beautiful, large brick residence.

Stallard Stone Wells
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Nelson VA