by Andrew B Wells. 1864. 19p

The Wells family history, as recounted by Andrew B. Wells, traces its roots from Wales to Virginia and eventually to Kentucky. General Samuel Wells emerged as a significant figure in early American history, actively participating in the Indian Wars and the War of 1812, showcasing the family's commitment to service and leadership during tumultuous times.

During the Whiskey Rebellion, the family faced considerable challenges, particularly with Andrew B. Wells' father serving as a tax collector, which put him in direct conflict with rebellious factions. This period highlighted the family's resilience and dedication to upholding the law despite the personal risks involved.

The legacy of service continued through subsequent generations, with Andrew B. Wells himself serving in the Civil War, further solidifying the family's long-standing tradition of military involvement and civic duty. The narrative reflects not only the trials faced by the Wells family but also their unwavering commitment to their country and community throughout American history.