
Abraham Fought- The one who started it all around 1870
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The Luster Fought and Company - Athens Ohio
We are a family owned and operated farm with records dating back to the late 1860's.
The Founding members who started it all are Abraham and Louisa (Rockhold) Fought. Abraham was born and raised in Wirt West Virginia and later moved to Lee township in Albany Ohio where he and Louisa raised their 10 children- Their headstones can be found in Martin Cemetery to this day.
One of their ten children Richard Fought- 1846-1893 married Mary Bobo and shared two sons and one daughter. A daughter Virginia Fought (1868-1875) and two sons, Floyd Fought (1870-1938) and Luster Fought (1872-1928) - Luster was a business man who owned the Luster Fought company in Athens Ohio which is now the new Heritage College of Osteopathic medicine in Athens Ohio located off of Factory Street. -"You can say running a family business is just in our blood".
Floyd married Ida Isabelle Robinett in 1889. Floyd is the father of Flossie Fought, William Richard Fought, and Olive Fought. Now this is where things get even more interesting- Flossie met Silas Pearly West (twin brother of Cyrus Worley West- who also married a woman by the name of Flossie Knowlton) - Do you remember "Factory road" being known as "Worley West road" at the other end near Knox township? - Cyrus lived in Knox Township
Silas and Flossie shared 4 children, Eloise West, Arlene West, Arthur West and Kenneth West. Arthur West is the father of Anita Kay Cline, who is the 6th generation. Grandfather to Curt Cline and great Grandfather to Kayla and Wesley Cline.

At Century Farm Market, our commitment to quality and tradition sets us apart. We have such a rich history of our family and our local community, not only are you supporting a local farmer and multigenerational farm, you're experiencing a century's worth of hard work and dedication to make this all happen.











