Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Muhlenberg Co.

ALBRITTON M. DRAKE was born August 18, 1819, in Muhlenburgh [sic] County, 
and is the second of six boys and five girls, born to Mosley C. and Luraney 
(Collins) Drake, natives of North Carolina.  Mosley C. Drake was the son of 
Albritton and Ruth (Collins) Drake, both natives of North Carolina, of 
English origin.  Albritton M. Drake's great grandfather was born and reared 
in North Carolina, and was descended from Sir Francis Drake.  Subject's 
grandfather was a soldier in the Revolution; his father was in the war of
1812.  Subject's mother was a daughter of Micajah Wells, who was born and
reared in North Carolina.  The Drake family came to Kentucky about 1808, 
and settled on Pond River, where lands were purchased and improved.  
Albritan [sic] M. was reared on a farm, and lived with his parents until 
the age of twenty-two, when he engaged in farming for himself, which he 
has since followed.  Our subject was paymaster for the Fortieth Kentucky 
militia for twenty years.  He located in 1842 where he now resides, on 100 
acres and now owns 300, which he has mostly improved, and acquired by his 
own industry.  He was married in December, 1841, to Elizabeth A. Handcock, 
of Muhlenburgh County, and a daughter of William W. and Delilah (Baker) 
Handcock, of Bourbon County, Ky., and of English origin.  Ten children
were born to this union: Delilah L. (Dewitt), Francis M., Napoleon P., 
Sarah P. (Hovlin), Sophia A. (Guffy), William E., Susan A. (Cornett), 
Julia A. (Tunsill), Katie G. and Henrietta.  Dr. Drake and family are all 
members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.  He was formerly a Granger.

Drake Collins Handcock Baker Dewitt Hovlin Guffy Cornett Tunsill
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NC Bourbon-KY

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