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

FRANCIS L. EUBANK was born November 15, 1826, in Monroe County, Ky.
When a small boy he removed with his parents to a farm about ten miles
south of his former home, from when he removed to Rome, Tenn., where he
spent about two years, after which he returned to Monroe County, near
the site of the present village of Flippin; afterward moved to Barren
County, from which place he moved to Tennessee, and in 1864 returned to
Barren County and located on the site of his present home, where he has
since resided.  His father, John Eubank, was born in Virginia, on the
James River, about 1790, and was a soldier under Gen. Jackson in the war
of 1812, and was present at the famous battle of New Orleans.  John was
a son of John Eubank, who was a native of Albemarle County, Va.  John
Eubank, Jr. (the father of Francis L.) married about 1812, Sarah Parret,
of Culpeper County, Va.  They had nine children, of whom Francis L. is
the seventh.  The latter married, September 26, 1855, Mrs. Nancy (Comer)
Harlan, daughter of Mastin and Susan (Pinckley) Comer.  From this union
sprang one daughter - Sarah A.  Mr. Eubank started without assistance in
the race of life, but by industry and frugality he has become the owner
of over 3,500 acres, besides a store containing a well selected stock of
marketable goods, aggregating in value of about $3,000, in addition to
which he assisted in paying about $1,000 in security debts.  He is a
member of the Christian Church; a thoroughly self-made man, and in
politics a stanch Democrat.

Eubank Comer Harlan Jackson Parret Pinckley
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Albemarle-VA Barren-KY Culpeper-VA Monroe-KY TN

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