Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed.,
Boone Co.

DANIEL M. BAGBY was born in Kenton County, Ky., October 17, 1841, and
is the fourth of a family of nine children born to Y. S. and Elizabeth
(Roberts) Bagby, natives of Kentucky.  Y. S. Bagby was a farmer. Daniel
M. Bagby was reared on a farm, received a common-school education, and
began the study of medicine, in 1864-65-66 he attended lectures at the
Cincinnati, Ohio, Medical School. March 1, 1866, he graduated, and
settled at Big Boone Springs, Boone County., Ky., where he began his
practice of medicine, remaining four years; he then moved to Walton,
where he is now practicing. He owns a farm of fifty acres and also a
house and lot in Walton. October 22, 1868, he married Miss Julia F.
O'Neal, a daughter of George and Sarah (Sleet) O'Neal. Four children
have been born to this union: Clarence, William, Samuel Earnest and
Mabel.  August 1, 1861, Mr. Bagby joined the army, serving only one year
under Col. Roger Hanson, in Company K, Second Kentucky Juvenile
Volunteers. On account of a wound received at Camp Morton, Indianapolis,
Ind., he, not being able to join his company any more, returned home. He
is a member of the Baptist Church and a Democrat.

Bagby Roberts O'Neal Sleet Hanson
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Kenton


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