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Category Archives: Accidents
Breathitt’s Historic Markers
Breathitt County had six roadside markers. One is now missing. Learn more about some of our historic sites. Continue reading
Posted in Accidents, Breathitt County, Civil War, Jackson, World War I
Tagged Bach Family, Bert Thomas Combs, Breathitt County, Callahan Family, Clayhole Massacre, Hayes Family, History, J. Green Trimble, Jackson, John J. Dickey, Risner Family, Sizemore Family, Spencer Family, Strong Family, VanderMeer Family
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Who Killed Foch?
Foch Noble was a local legend and professional hitchhiker. Who killed him in 1966? Continue reading
Posted in Accidents, Breathitt County, Tragedy
Tagged Breathitt County, Combs Family, Hit and Run, Noble Family, Watts Family
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Bookie on the Trail 