Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Shelby Co.

DANIEL S. SLAUGHTER, M. D., was born in Nelson County, Ky., January 28,
1822, and is a son of Phillip C. and Sallie (Slaughter) Slaughter, natives
respectively of Nelson County and Culpeper County, Va.  The Slaughters
were followers of William the Conquerer of England, and had conferred upon
them by that monarch large landed estates.  Daniel S. Slaughter graduated
from St. Joseph College, Bardstown, in 1842, and then began the study of
medicine under his uncle, Harry Slaughter, at Elizabethtown.  In 1844 he
entered the medical department of the Louisville University, graduated the
following year, and in 1854 the Kentucky School of Medicine conferred
upon him the honary degree of M. D.  He began practice at Owensboro and in
December, 1846, settled in Shelbyville, and has since been in practice in
Shelby and adjoining counties.  In November, 1855, he married Miss Elmina
Johnson, of Franklin, St Mary's Parish, La., and has had born to him two
children: Sarah E., wife of Judge John H. Williams, of Maysville, Mo.,
and Frank, of Denver, Col.  The Doctor is a member of the Shelby County
Medical Society and of the Baptist Church.

Slaughter Johnson Williams
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Bardstown-Nelson-KY Jefferson-KY Owensboro-Daviess-KY Culpeper-VA LA MO

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