Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 1885,
Hardin Co.

DR. ROBERT B. PUSEY was born in Meade County, Ky., September 24, 1836, and
is the youngest of a family of ten children born to Joel and Anna (Roop)
Pusey.  Joel Pusey was a native of Maryland, where he attained his
majority, and from thence he came to Meade County, about 1818, having
previously married in Baltimore, Md.  He was descended from Scotch
ancestry, while the lineage of his wife, Anna Roop, was Irish.  The former
died in 1849, the latter in 1876.  Their family, in seniority of age, is as
follows: Evan Pusey (deceased), W. H. Pusey (a farmer), Dr. H. R. Pusey
(superintendent of the Anchorage Asylum), J. R. Pusey (a farmer), Dr. D. C.
Pusey, (of Brandenburg, Ky.), Sarah Pusey (deceased), and Robert B. Pusey
(subject.) Robert B. received a good education in his native county, and
early in life decided to make the practice of medicine his life profession;
accordingly, at the age of eighteen years, he began his preparatory
reading, entered the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, Penn., in
1858, and received the degree conferred by that institution in 1860.  He at
once located for practice in Elizabethtown, Hardin County, where he has
since remained and where he has established an enviable reputation.  In
1864 he married Miss Bell Brown, daughter of Alfred L. Brown, who is one of
the oldest and most honored citizens of Elizabethtown, and a nephew of John
Brown, who was killed in the battle of Blue Licks in 1780, and of Patrick
Brown, a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1799, and son of
William Brown who came to Hardin County as early as 1790.  Mrs. Bell Pusey
was born in Elizabethtown in 1846.  Their children are William A. And
Alfred B. Pusey.  Dr. Pusey is a member of the Hardin County Medical
Association, and of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Pusey Roop Brown
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Meade-KY MD PA

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