Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Franklin Co.

DR. EDGAR E. HUME is a native of Trimble County, Ky.  He was born March 24,
1844, and is the son of Louis and Myra (McGee) Hume, who were born in
Fauquier County, Va., and in Kentucky, respectively.  His father's grand-
father was a native of Scotland, and his mother of the North of Ireland.
Dr. Hume, at two years of age, went to Spencer County, where he remained
until he was thirteen, and then went with his parents to Louisville, where
he acquired his education in the high schools.  At the age of twenty he
began to read medicine.  In 1868 he entered the University of Louisville,
and graduated in 1869.  He next took a course in the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of New York, and later graduated from Bellevue and the
medical department of the University of New York.  He next spent eighteen
months in the Crittenden (military) hospital in Louisville.  Previously,
however, in 1869, he went to Camden, Anderson County, remained there for
one year in the practice of medicine.  He came to Frankfort in 1880.  He
married, in December, 1877, Miss Mary E. South, of Frankfort, a daughter
of Samuel South.  The Doctor is an honorary member of the Shelby Medical
Association, and is a Mason.  He represented Anderson County in the
Legislature in 1876.

Hume McGee South
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Trimble-KY Spencer-KY Louisville-Jefferson-KY Anderson-KY Fauquier-VA NY
Ireland

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