Biographical Sketch of J. T. Higgins, Johnson County, Missouri
Kingsville Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

J. T. HIGGINS,
was born in St. Louis County, March, 1851. His father, W. W. Higgins, is
a native of Matyland. The subject of this sketch grew up as the sons of
most farmers do, working on the farm in summer and attending school in
the winter. He early evinced a taste for raising fine stock, and
followed that until 1881, when he thought the western part of the state
afforded better advantages, he, with his wife, moved to Johnson County,
and settled in Kingsville township, on section 14, where he has 168
acres of well improved land. He was married in 1877 to Miss Nanna H.
Blount, a native of Missouri, and daughter of James E. Blount, a native
of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. H. are both members of the South Methodist
Church.

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