Guerrant, Edward O. (Edward Owings), 1838-1916 (Personal Name)

His The soul winner, 1896: t.p. (Rev. Edward O. Guerrant, D.D.)

OCLC database, 7/13/93 (hdg.: Guerrant, Edward Owings, 1838-1916; usage: Edward O. Guerrant; E.O. Guerrant)

His Bluegrass Confederate, 1999: CIP t.p. (Edward O. Guerrant) pub. summary (Confederate cavalryman, Captain; included lengthy verbatim quotations of poems and personal and military correspondence; also commented extensively on religious matters)

Mosgrove, G.D. Kentucky cavaliers in Dixie, c1999: p. 51-52 (profile: Capt. Edward O. Guerrant; native of Sharpsburg, Ky.; when the war was over ... becoming a successful physician; soon thereafter, he became impressed with the conviction in preaching Christianity)

The Kentucky encyclopedia, ©1992: page 394 ("Edward Owings Guerrant" born in Sharpsburg, Kentucky on February 28, 1838; graduated from Centre College in 1860; served in Civil War as Confederate officer; became physician in 1873 then a Presbyterian minster after studying at the Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. Served as pastor in Louisville, Ky. until 1881; then as evangelist throughout eastern Kentucky; founded Highland Institute in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Wrote several books. Died November 27, 1916)