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Nathan Futrell, reputed to be the youngest drummer boy in War of the Revolution, was born, N.C., 1773. Joined N.C. Continental Militia. Married, 1798, came to Ky., 1799. Settled here on Ford's Creek, 1820, where he farmed, set out the first apple orchard, built one of area's first grist mills, was official surveyor.
Died, 1829. He and his wife, Charity, buried on adjacent hill.
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Drury Bridges (Bridgers, Bridger) 1765-1840
KY 1062, KY
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