Category Archives: World War I

John Dale

Soldier of the Week
John Dale
147th Infantry
World War I Casualty Continue reading →

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Jackson Mortician Led State Embalmers

Lee Porter Ray, once known as “Jackson’s Funeral Director,” served as President of the Kentucky Funeral Directors Association in 1940-1941. He is nearly forgotten in Jackson today. Continue reading →

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Honors To the Honorable

A Memorial Day editorial from 1924 that is still true today. Continue reading →

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Breathitt’s Historic Markers

Breathitt County had six roadside markers. One is now missing. Learn more about some of our historic sites. Continue reading →

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Curtis William Linden

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Curtis Linden
32nd Division United States Army
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Christmas Without Ashford

A fast-moving train emerged from a tunnel and killed a Breathitt County soldier in May 1917. Ashford Watts became our first casualty of World War I. Continue reading →

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James O. Robertson

A look at the life of James O. Robertson- Private in the Spanish-American War and World War I. Continue reading →

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