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John P. Gum
Soldier of the Week
John P. Gum
5th Kentucky Mounted Infantry
Confederate States Army Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Confederate Army, Military, Tragedy
Tagged 5th Kentucky Infantry, Burton Family, Civil War, Company B, Confederate Army, Gum Family
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Woodrow Wilson Hays
Soldier of the Week
Woodrow Wilson Hays
United States Army Continue reading
The End of Cood
Cood Bowling took a lethal dose of morphine in the Breathitt County Jail allegedly to stop the ghost of his victim from visiting. Learn more about this little remembered Breathitt County tragedy. Continue reading
James Epperson Jackson
Soldier of the Week
James Epperson Jackson
10th Kentucky Cavalry
Confederate States Army Continue reading