BIO:  HAYMAN, Floyd F., Campbell Co., KY
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Subject: BIO: HAYMAN, Floyd F., Campbell Co., KY
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Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 1887,
Campbell Co.

FLOYD F. HAYMAN was born in Newport, Ky., November 11, 1849, and is a son
of R. Hayman, also a native of Newport, where he was a merchant from 1830
to 1865, and was also a farmer and stock raiser but moved to Portsmouth,
Ohio, some years ago.  Floyd F. Hayman is one of two children, the other
being a sister Mattie, who married Dr. Timple of New Richmond, Ohio, and
has two children: Richard and Laura.  Mr. Hayman was educated in Newport,
Ky., and graduated at the Cincinnati Institute in 1866.  He was assistant
in an office for three years, after which he was bookkeeper for R. H.
Hayman & Co.  He then entered the county clerk's office as recording clerk
from 1874 to 1877, and later was in the employ of the Newport Abstract and
Index Co., when he went to Alexandria, where he now resides.  He is also
the regular correspondent of the Kentucky State Journal.  He is a member
of the Episcopal Church, and a Democrat politically.  He is a man of fine
business capacities, and is of great service to the public owing to his
familiarity with the public records.

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