Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameRoxanna (Roxie) HOLTSHOUSER 
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46BirthDec 27, 1872, Bardstown, Nelson Co., KY14
DeathApr 29, 1931, Knob Creek, Larue Co., KY14
Burial1931, St. Catherine’s Church, New Haven, Nelson Co., KY
FatherJohn Jordan Crittendon (Crit) HOLTSHOUSER (1842-)
MotherElizabeth Ellen BOONE (1850-1886)
Misc. Notes
Lived in Larue Co., KY, near Athertonville.
Spouses
BirthNov 1, 1860, KY
DeathApr 5, 1930, Knob Creek, Larue Co., KY
BurialApr 9, 1930, St. Catherine’s Church, New Haven, Nelson Co., KY
BaptismJan 16, 1861, Gethsemani, Nelson Co., KY
OccupationFarmer and Stockman
FatherStephen T. THOMPSON (1810-1872)
MotherAnna Stasia (Ann or Annie) BOWLING (1817-1908)
Misc. Notes
Baptismal name was Alphonsus.
President of the Larue County Fair Association.
Director of the Farmer’s National Bank of Hodgenville.
Owner and breeder of fine saddle and harness horses. He was widely known for exhibiting at many county and State Fairs, besides those in Kentucky, and his horses from th Knob Creek Stock Farm have been sold for fancy prices, going to Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and many other points where they have won recognition.
According to Helen Howard Peake, when Jack Thompson became too sick to go to the barn, the foals were brought to him for inspection at his home. There he correctly predicted that one of the foals would be a great horse.
Genora Regoulot, 21, born ca 1889, father French, mother from KY, living with them (rented) in 1910 census.
Had John, 38, nephew, living with them in 1920 census.
Knob Creek sold March, 16, 1935. Executor you sell farm was John J. Thompson, his nephew whom he raised.
Named his nephew, John J. Thompson, and neice, FannieThompson, in his will.
President of the Larue County Fair Association.
Director of the Farmer’s National Bank of Hodgenville.
Owner and breeder of fine saddle and harness horses. He was widely known for exhibiting at many county and State Fairs, besides those in Kentucky, and his horses from th Knob Creek Stock Farm have been sold for fancy prices, going to Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and many other points where they have won recognition.
According to Helen Howard Peake, when Jack Thompson became too sick to go to the barn, the foals were brought to him for inspection at his home. There he correctly predicted that one of the foals would be a great horse.
Genora Regoulot, 21, born ca 1889, father French, mother from KY, living with them (rented) in 1910 census.
Had John, 38, nephew, living with them in 1920 census.
Knob Creek sold March, 16, 1935. Executor you sell farm was John J. Thompson, his nephew whom he raised.
Named his nephew, John J. Thompson, and neice, FannieThompson, in his will.
MarriageFeb 11, 1910, Parish Of Orleans, LA