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

BAINBRIDGE RICHARDSON, a native of Louisville, was born May 4, 1844, and
is the son of Dr. Samuel B. and Eliza (Price) Richardson, of English
origin.  Dr. Samuel B. Richardson was born in Warren County, Va., October
27, 1803, and was the youngest of five children of Samuel and Catharine
(Hall) Richardson.  He received a fine classical education in Virginia;
came to Lexington, Ky., and studied medicine under an elder brother, R.
John C. Richardson; attended lectures at the Transylvania University, and
the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, graduating from both
institutions and rapidly attaining a high rank in the profession.  In
November, 1836, he married Miss Eliza Juliet Price, and soon after left
for Europe, where he continued his studies in the more favored medical
schools of Paris and London.  In 1861 he made a final settlement in Shelby
County, and died near Shelbyville August 18, 1864.  Bainbridge Richardson
was educated at Shelby College, and in June, 1872, married Miss Alice Maud,
daughter of Dr. Jerman Baker.  To this union have been born two children:
Albert Jerman in 1873, and Bainbridge in 1874.  Dr. Jerman Baker was born
at Woodville, the family seat of his ancestors, in Cumberland County, Va.,
April 11, 1809.  His father, Hon. Jerman Baker, was a prominent lawyer of
Virginia; twenty years a member of the State Legislature; and, under the
old constitution, a member of the State executive council.  His
grandfather, Jerman Baker, was also one of the leading lawyers of Virginia
to which State he emigrated from England, about 1780.  His mother was
Bolling (Epps) Baker, second daughter of Col. Francis Epps, of Virginia, a
Revolutionary soldier.  She was a sister of Hon. John W. Epps, a member of
Congress, of Virginia, and son-in-law of Thomas Jefferson.  Dr. Baker is
a graduate of the University of Virginia and of the Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia.  In 1834 he married Miss Mary J. daughter of Thomas
J. and Fannie S. (Washington) Read, of Nashville, Tenn.  This lady died
in April, 1886, and of her children, two are living: Mrs. Bainbridge
Richardson, and Lillybelle, wife of Dr. Ormsby Gray, of Washington City.

Richardson Price Baker Hall Epps Washington Read Gray Jefferson
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Louisville-Jefferson-KY Lexington-Fayette-KY Woodville-Cumberland-VA
Warren-VA Nashville-Davidson-TN PA England

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