"Counties of Howard and Tipton, IN" published in 1883 by F.A. He is held in high esteem by his fellow-citizens. He has been very successful in all his business enterprises.
Politically, he is one of the prominent men in the Democratic party of Tipton County.
died in infancy his sons are all yet at home, so that his old age is comforted by the presence of his children. died, aged twenty-five years, and Cora K. His union brought him eight children, six of whom are yet living- Benjamin S., John W., Alice, Jesse F., Asa E., Norman F., Isora S. In 1853, he returned to Tipton County for the purpose of clearing his land, and he has admirably succeeded he now owns 450 acres of fine land, highly cultivated, supplied with convenient buildings, the latest farm machinery, and well provided with improved stock he is certainly in a condition to spend the remainder of his days in peace and plenty. Coming to Tipton County in 1850, he entered 386 acres of land, and returned to Switzerland County was married December 30, of the same year, to Miss Margaret Smith, eldest child of Benjamin and Sarah (Chandler) Smith, old settlers of Clinton County, Ind. Luther was reared to agricultural pursuits. He was married in 1822, and removing to Switzerland County in 1839, he remained there until his death in 1848. Luther is the second of eleven children born to them, nine of whom are still living his father was a farmer, although he was reared a weaver. and Sarah (Bassett) Mott, were natives of New York, and descended, respectively, from German and American ancestors. MOTT was born in Hamilton County, Ohio, Januhis parents, Sayres B.
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