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

FRANK Y. PATTERSON was born in Tennessee in 1829, and is a son of Lawson 
and Mary E. (Youree) Patterson.  He is of Irish origin - his grandfather 
immigrated to this country in 1852.  Frank T. was reared to farm life 
and received a common school education while a resident of Tennessee.  
When twenty years of age he went to California and made his start in life 
in the gold mines; he came here and bought the farm on which he now 
lives.  After "keeping bachelor's ball" for a short time, he became 
disgusted with that kind of life and married Margaret Proctor, of Warren 
County, a daughter of James and Sally Proctor.  His wife died about five 
years after mariage, leaving two children:  Mary L. and Sally B.  Two 
years later he married Sarah M. Shaw, of this county.  They have six 
children:  Addie B. (the wife of Charles Moore), John S., Frank Y., 
James R., Emma E. and Anna M.  He has been a farmer most of his life, 
except while in California; he owns a fine farm known as "Clifton," 
which is well stocked and well improved.  Mr. Patterson is an Odd 
Fellow, a Democrat and he and wife are members of the Missionary Baptist 
Church.

Moore Patterson Proctor Shaw Youree
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CA TN

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