Biographical Sketch of Pleasant W. Paul, Johnson County, Missouri
Kingsville Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

PLEASANT W. PAUL,
farmer and stock raiser, P. O. Kingsville. Born in Ray County,
Tennessee, July 22, 1823. He came to Missouri with his parents in 1835;
his father, James Paul, was a native of South Carolina, and was an
extensive planter. He died in 1853 on his farm here. Pleasant W. spent
his youthful days on a farm and obtained his early education in the log
school house. He was married to Miss Anna Longacre, June 5, 1845; she
was the daughter of John Longacre, who was a tanner in early life and
later a wealthy farmer. The children are: Washington T., James H., John
L., Archie D., William P., Robert K., Goodlett E., Thomas M. and Finis
E.  Mr. Paul has a fine farm of 160 acres.  The house in which he first
conducted his young bride was 12 x 14 feet. Has now a good estate. Mrs.
Paul is a member of the Christian Church.

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