Luther had three brothers, and all four of them were doctors. All three of his brothers, Bert (adopted), Arthur, and Wilgus are also buried in the Lexington Cemetery.
In January of 1936, the Works Progres Administration and the Historical Records Survey prepared a documented titled, "Breathitt County--Early Doctors." It included Dr. Luther Bach (see attached). That document stated that he and his family were related to Johann Sebastian Bach. This document is available on the website for the Morehead State University, under "Scholar Works."
In January of 1936, the Works Progres Administration and the Historical Records Survey prepared a documented titled, "Breathitt County--Early Doctors." It included Dr. Luther Bach (see attached). That document stated that he and his family were related to Johann Sebastian Bach. This document is available on the website for the Morehead State University, under "Scholar Works."
Luther had three brothers, and all four of them were doctors. All three of his brothers, Bert (adopted), Arthur, and Wilgus are also buried in the Lexington Cemetery.
In January of 1936, the Works Progres Administration and the Historical Records Survey prepared a documented titled, "Breathitt County--Early Doctors." It included Dr. Luther Bach (see attached). That document stated that he and his family were related to Johann Sebastian Bach. This document is available on the website for the Morehead State University, under "Scholar Works."
In January of 1936, the Works Progres Administration and the Historical Records Survey prepared a documented titled, "Breathitt County--Early Doctors." It included Dr. Luther Bach (see attached). That document stated that he and his family were related to Johann Sebastian Bach. This document is available on the website for the Morehead State University, under "Scholar Works."
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