Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 
1887, Boone Co.

BENJAMIN A. DULANEY was born in Boone County, Ky., near Florence,
September 15, 1842.  He was the fifth of eight children born to 
Benjamin and Louisa V. (Graves) Dulaney, both of whom were born in 
Madison County.  Benjamin was a son of Elijah Dulaney, a native of 
Madison County, Va., he moved with his family to Kentucky in about the 
year 1798, and settled in what is now Boone County, where he lived and 
died.  Louisa V. Graves was a daughter of Bartlett and Virginia Graves, 
both of whom were natives of Madison County, Va., but moved to Kentucky
in the latter part of the eighteenth century.  Benjamin Dulaney was 
brought up on the farm, and received a common school education.  He 
followed farming in Boone County all his life.  B. A. Dulaney was 
raised on the farm, and received his literary education principally at 
Covington.  He followed farming until about 1861, when he commenced the
study of medicine with Dr. J. J. Dulaney (his brother), of Florence, 
and in 1872 he entered the Ohio Medical College, and attended one 
course of lectures.  He then attended the Cincinnati College of Medicine
and Surgery, and graduated in medicine from that institution in 1875.  
He then located at Florence, and has been constantly engaged in the 
practice of his profession.  December 4, 1866, he was married to Emma 
Fish, a daughter of Thomas S. and Nancy (Poor) Fish, of Boone County.  
To this union eight children have born--four daughters and four 
sons--viz: Nannie L., Malcolm, Benjamin A., Jr., Florence, Ruey E.,
John J., Mary F. and Annie, three of whom are dead: Nannie L., John J.
and Mary F.  The family are members of the Baptist Church.  Politically,
Mr. Dulaney is Democratic.

Dulaney Graves Poor Fish
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Madison-VA OH

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