Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B,
Pulaski County

Samuel Warren, a druggist of Somerset, Ky., was born in Boyle County, Ky.,
October 4, 1843, and is a son of J.F. and Mary (Crutchfield) Warren.  J.F.
Warren was born in Lincoln County, now Boyle County, in 1806, and followed
agricultural pursuits all his life.  He died December 24, 1862.  He was a
son of William Warren, a native of Virginia, who removed to Lincoln County,
KY, with his parents when a child.  His father's name was also William.
Mary (Crutchfield) Warren was born in Mercer County, now Boyle County, and
is a daughter of Richard Crutchfield, a native of Richmond, Va., who was an
architect.  Samuel Warren is the fourth child in a family of nine living
children, viz: Annie Holloway, Mary T. Samuel, William, Samuel, R.C., John
F., Cornelia K., E.S. and I.S.  Samuel Warren received his education at
Centre College, Danville, Ky., where he graduated in 1860, and the following
year enlisted in the Confederate army, Company K, Eighteenth Mississippi
Infantry.  He was captured at Chancellorsville, Va., imprisoned one month,
and then exchanged.  He surrendered April 9, 1865, and went to Richmond, Va.,
where he remained one or two months, but engaged in no particular business
until January 1, 1866, when he entered a drug house in Danville and remained
as a clerk until 1870.  In 1872 and 1873 he attended the Louisville School
of Pharmacy.  In 1879 he became a partner in the drug house, under the firm
name of Samuel & Warren, where he was engaged until January 1, 1884.  Mr.
Warren then retired from the firm and removed to Somerset, where, in March,
1884, he opened a drug store, which he has since conducted.  June 5, 1883,
Mr. Warren married Miss Mary D. Strahn, of Georgetown, KY, a daughter of
Rev. F.C. and Charlotte (Duke) Strahn.  One child has blessed their union,
Charlotte.  Mr. Warren votes with the Democrats.  He and wife are members of
the Presbyterian Church.

Warren Crutchfield Holloway Samuel Strahn Duke
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Boyle-KY Lincoln-KY VA Mercer-KY

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