|-------- | |---------Thomas NESBIT (1804, Kentucky - 1893) | | | |-------- | |------William Oliver NESBIT (1825, KY - 1894, Nebraska) | | | | |--------Reece Jones MORGAN (1773, Virginia - 1835, Indiana) | | | | |---------Elizabeth C. MORGAN (1803, KY - 1898, Indiana) | | | |--------Lucretia CRAWFORD (1778, Kentucky - 1864, Indiana) | Ira Augustus NESBIT (1855, Indiana - ) | | |-------- | | | |--------- | | | | | |-------- | | |------Nancy Jane EATON (1828, Indiana - 1876, Indiana) | | |-------- | | |--------- | |--------
He remained at home until about twenty years of age, when he commenced to farm on his own account, continuing for a quarter of a century. He then sold his place and moved to Sullivan in 1898. Here he purchased a grist mill which belonged to J. T. Reid, which he has since been successfully operating as a custom mill, also buying and selling grain. In his political choice he favors the platforms of the Republican party. He has prudently become a member of the Modern Woodmen of American, which provides him with a safe life insurance, as well as giving him other fraternal benefits throughout his life. Mr. Nesbit and family are exemplary members of the Christian Church.
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