Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B, 1887
Bath County

GEORGE M. CURRY, M.D., a native of Dearborn County, Ind., was born April 23,
1818.  His parents were Elias and Lydia (Abraham) Curry.  Elias Curry, a
native of Pittsburgh, Pa., resided in Kentucky awhile, then moved to
Indiana.  He is a founder by trade, and is still living at Dillsborough,
Ind.  He is a son of James Curry, a native of Wales.  Mrs. Lydia Curry was
born in Cleveland, Ohio, a daughter of George Abraham, a native of England.
George M. Curry was reared in Aurora and Dillsborough, Ind., and educated at
Moore's Hill Male and Female Institute and at Holbrook's Normal School,
Lebanon, O., graduating from the former in 1867.  He attended two full
courses of medical lectures at the Ohio Medical College, Cincinnati, O.,
where he graduated with high honor in 1871.  In 1872 he located at
Owingsville, Ky., and practiced his profession until the fall of 1884, when
he was engaged as assistant of Prof. W.W. Dawson, of the Ohio Medical
College, Cincinnati.  He served in that capacity about nine months, when he
returned to Owingsville, where he has since resided, making a specialty of
surgery, having thoroughly equipped himself with all necessary instruments
while in Cincinnati.  May 30, 1872, the Doctor married Miss Lou A. Tichenor,
of Lebanon, O., a daughter of David and Eliza (Williams) Tichenor.  They are
the parents of five children, three of whom still survive, viz: Clifford T.,
Nina and Edna P.  Dr. and Mrs. Curry are members of the Presbyterian Church,
as is also Clifford T.  Dr. Curry is a Republican politically; he is an able
physician and a gentleman who is highly respected by all who know him.

Curry Abraham Dawson Tichenor Williams 
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Dearborn-IN PA Wales OH 

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