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Ignatius A. Aull, farmer, Knottsville Precinct, was born in this precinct, on Pup Creek, two miles northeast of Knottsville, Feb. 6, 1841, and is a son of Benjamin Aull (deceased), a native of Maryland, who came to Nelson County, Ky., in a very early day, and afterward to Daviess County. Our subject’s mother’s maiden name was Maria Drury. Mr. Aull was brought up on his father’s farm, and received a limited education in a subscription school, taught in a log cabin, with split poles for seats, and a puncheon writing desk. He was married May 2, 1865, to Miss Mary Melissa Long, daughter of Richard Long. They have eight children – Mary J., Edward, Annie, Teresa, Ellis, Emma, Josephine and Barnhard. Mr. Aull is engaged in farming and stock-raising on his farm of 200 acres, four miles east of Knottsville. On the 8<sup>th</sup> day of October, 1882, he purchased the general store of W.S. Hazel, in Knottsville, and the business is conducted by T.E. Aull, under firm name of I.A. Aull & Co. Mr. Aull is a member of the Catholic Total Abstinence Society.

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