"History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Co.'s, Indiana" Goodspeed 
Bros. and Co., 1884 

DAVID HUSTON is by birth a Kentuckian, born in Nelson County January 
21, 1814. He is a son of Jonathan and Margaret (Herron) Huston, who were 
natives of the Keystone State, from whence they removed, at an early day, to 
Kentucky and from there, in 1825, to Bono Township, Lawrence Co., Ind. 
They were members of the Old School Presbyterian Church, and were 
honest and respected people. While on a visit to children in Iowa, Jonathan 
Huston died and was buried near Des Moines, while his wife lies sleeping 
her last sleep on the old homestead in Section 25. Acquiring but a limited 
education in youth, David Huston selected farming for his life's vocation, 
and has steadily followed that with unflagging interest. He cared for his 
parents until their respective deaths, and never marrying, is regarded with 
high esteem as a jolly od bachelor and un upright citizen. In politics he is an 
enthusiastic supporter of Republican principles, and contributes from his 
abundant resources in the support of the best interests of his country. 


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