Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Metcalfe County.

WILLIAM ANDERSON EUBANK, one of the representative men of Edmonton, was
born in Russell County June 22, 1857.  His father, William E. Eubank, is
a native Kentuckian, born in Adair County, November 19, 1827.  He has
during life followed blacksmithing, and is considered one of the best at
his trade.  He was a magistrate in Russell County for some years.  He
married, on the 17th of April, 1849, Mary Jane Epperson, of Columbia,
Adair Co., Ky. They were the parents of nine children, eight of whom are
living:  William J., Margaret A. (Lovell), our subject as above, Josh
Bell, Edward, Henry B., Mary J. and Minnie A. Our subject's
grandparents, Joseph Eubank and his wife, were natives of Virginia; they
early emigrated to Kentucky and located in Columbia, in Adair County,
where he carried on that blacksmith's trade for many years.  He died in
the year 1841, at the age of forty-five years.  William A., at an early
age, began to learn the trade of a carriage-maker; his early education
was limited to the common schools, where he laid the foundation for a
good business education, which he afterward improved by appliction to
business and home reading, until his nineteenth year, when he entered
the Edmonton Male and Female Academy, where he studied for sixteen
months with Prof. J. Tom Williams. After leaving school he resumed work
at his trade in connection with his other business, but discontinued the
grocery trade in 1883.  Mr. Eubank is a member of the Presbyterian
Church. In politics he is a Republican; was appointed county
commissioner in 1881, which office he now fills with honor to himself
and to the satisfaction of his constituents.

Epperson Eubank Lovell Williams
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Columbia-Adair Edmonton-Metcalfe Russell VA

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