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Category Archives: Military
Elsberry “E. B.” Hays
Soldier of the Week
Elsberry Hays
5th Kentucky Infantry
Confederate States Army Continue reading
Breathitt County’s Korean War Dead
A look at the Breathitt County soldiers who gave their lives for freedom during the Korean War. Continue reading
Jasper Green
Solider of the Week
Jasper Green
4th Kentucky Infantry
Spanish-American War Continue reading
A Document Written In Blood
Floyd Watts shed his blood more than 3,000 miles from home to defend a living document we celebrate on July 4th. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Military, Vietnam
Tagged Breathitt County, River Caney, United States Army, Vietnam, Watts Family
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Samuel Porter
Soldier of The Week
Samuel Porter
39th Kentucky Infantry
United States Army Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Military, Union Army
Tagged 39th Kentucky Infantry, Johnson County, Johnson Family, Mollett Family, Mutter Family, Porter Family, Union Army
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Honors To the Honorable
A Memorial Day editorial from 1924 that is still true today. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Civil War, Korean War, Military, World War I, World War II
Tagged Breathitt County, Bush Family, Campbell Family, Civil War, Dale Family, Korean War, Little Family, Memorial Day, Riley Family, Roark Family, Sebastian Family, Todd Family, World War I, World War II, Wyatt Family
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Jefferson C. Couch
Soldier of the Week
Jefferson C. Couch
5th Kentucky Infantry
Confederate States Army Continue reading
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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Curtis William Linden
Soldier of the Week
Curtis Linden
32nd Division United States Army
World War I Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Military, World War I
Tagged Linden Family, Lindon Family, Steele Family, Taulbee Family, United States Army, World War I
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