Times of Long Ago, Barren County, KY., by Franklin Gorin, 
Morton & Company Incorporated, 1929. Published originally 
in the Glasgow Weekly Times, 1870's. p. 136.

A GUILELESS MAN.  A man without guile was Henry Eubank, the son of Joseph
Eubank, an early settler near Glasgow from Virginia.  He was brought up
here by truly respected parents who enjoyed the confidence and esteem of
all good citizens.  his education was obtained in Glasgow, after which he
was placed in the store of Wm. Mosby, of this place, to learn the mysteries
of merchandising.  He learned much there that influenced him in after life.
 He was by nature and family, teaching, honest, frugal, industrious,
sincere, moral, humble and pious.
	After remaining with Mr. Mosby several years he married Maria 
Garnett, a daughter of Richard Garnett, Esq., and settled on a farm and 
devoted himself, with his good and pious wife, to husbandry and training 
up their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord.
	He was plain in his manners, amiable, good and kind.  He and his 
wife, like their fathers and mothers were truly pious, and members of the 
Baptist church.  He is dead.
	His wife, several children, and grandchildren, survive him, 
honoring their ancestors, and their country and fellow-men.

Eubank Mosby Garnett
=
VA

http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kybiog/barren/eubank.h.txt