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College of Law Class of 1910
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Class Year
1910
Description
Edgar Hedger Webb -- "Churn-head"
Sadieville, KY
LL. B., Member of the Patterson Literary Society, and the Henry Clay Law Society.
"Churnhead" is one of the few with a natural adaptability for the profession of the Law. His social propensities border on the ridiculous, his vocabulary rivals that of She Pat and his don't give a dam manner is his prominent virtue.
"A man legally turned to illegality."
-The Kentuckian, 1910
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Edgar Hedger Webb (September 27, 1887 - April 21, 1949) was the son of James Madison Webb and Ella Vernard. Webb worked as a lawyer in Ludlow, Kentucky after graduation. He later worked as a salesman and insurance agent in both Illinois and Ohio.