Lawyers and Lawmakers of Kentucky, by H. Levin, editor, 1897. Published
by Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago.  Reprinted by Southern Historical
Press.  p. 415.  Graves County.

LUCIEN ANDERSON, a prominent lawyer and statesman of western Kentucky,
was born June, 1824, at Mayfield, Graves county, received a good English
education and became a lawyer; served in the Kentucky legislature, and
in 1863 was elected a representative to the thirty-eighth congress,
where he was a member of the committee on the District of Columbia.
During the fall of 1863 he was taken a prisoner by some "Confederates"
and retained in custody until just before the meeting of congress, when
he was exchanged.  In 1853 he was presidential elector, and in 1864 was
a delegate to the Baltimore convention.  Throughout his life he was
one of the leading men of his part of the state.

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