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It's a boy - Levi Adrian Swan, born 3 Jul 2018, makes history Levi Adrian Swan has numerous ties to Columbia & Adair County, and, especially Lindsey Wilson College, as well as Taylor County and Campbellsville University. (More on that later). PROVENANCE on CLAIM of a PROUD NEW FIRST, better than if Allen Trout came back from the dead to confirm: "Without fear of contradiction, I am comfortable concluding that Treasurer Ball is the first Kentucky Constitutional Officer to give birth while in office." - AL CROSS, journalism professor at the University of Kentucky and political columnist for the Louisville Courier Journal said in a statement Click on headline for complete story. By Lorran Ferguson, Communications Director and Deputy Gen. Counsel Office of Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball Kentucky State Treasurer becomes First KY Constitutional Officer to Give Birth While In Office - Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball gave birth to a son, Levi Adrian Swan, on Tuesday, her office announced. Baby Levi was born weighing 6 lbs., 15 oz. and measuring 20.5 inches. "Asa and I are excited to welcome our son into the world. We are thankful for this blessing from God and grateful for our family, friends, Dr. Cornelia Poston, and the staff of Norton's Healthcare in Louisville for all their support during this exciting season," Treasurer Ball said. The child is the first born to Treasurer Ball and her husband, Asa James Swan. The family is recovering well. Treasurer Ball is the first Kentucky Constitutional Officer in history to give birth while in office, a fact confirmed by Al Cross, journalism professor at the University of Kentucky and political columnist for the Louisville Courier Journal, where he was a political writer for many years. "Without fear of contradiction, I am comfortable concluding that Treasurer Ball is the first Kentucky Constitutional Officer to give birth while in office," Cross said in a statement. The baby's middle name, Adrian, is after Treasurer Ball's great-uncle, Adrian Lafferty, a Korean War Veteran and businessman from her native Floyd County in Eastern Kentucky. Elected in 2015, Treasurer Ball is also currently the nation's youngest female statewide elected office. This story was posted on 2018-07-05 07:24:10
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