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Category Archives: Women
Mrs. Hargis Dies at 64
Louellen Day Hargis was thrust into the spotlight at the turn of the last century because of the national attention given to the Breathitt County feuds. She died in 1929 at the age of 64. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Feuds, Jackson, Murder, Religion, Tragedy, Women
Tagged Breathitt County, Day Family, Feuds, Hargis Family, Jackson, James H. Hargis
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Funeral for Eliza Clemons
Eliza (Napier) Clemons died February 12, 1956. She was buried in the Chapman Cemetery (now known as the Frazier and Taylor Cemetery). Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Women
Tagged Breathitt County, Clemons Family, Jackson, Jones Family, Napier Family, South Fork
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Mountains Changed Young Missionary
Martha Kendall answered the call for workers in the mountains of Breathitt County in 1909. She learned far more than she taught in her time there. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Education, Women
Tagged Breathitt County, Houston Kentucky, Houston Mission, Missionaries, Turkey Creek
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Emily Crain Williams
Emily Crain Williams lived in Breathitt County for more than 30 years. She was chosen as the first woman to be featured the in “Who’s Who In Breathitt.” Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Women
Tagged Bach Family, Breathitt County, Crain Family, Ingram Family, Williams Family, Women
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What is in the Time Capsule?
Fire destroyed the Methodist Church in 1918.
A time capsule was placed in the cornerstone of the new church in 1922, but what is inside? Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Jackson, Religion, Women
Tagged Breathitt County, City of Jackson, College Avenue, Fire, Jackson, Jackson Fire Department, Methodist Church
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Jackson’s “Mother” Died in 1938
A look at one woman who was known as the “Mother of Jackson.”
The death of Ann Eliza (Cardwell) Short ended the public service of one of Jackson’s great leaders. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Jackson, Women
Tagged Breathitt County, City of Jackson, Jackson, Women, Women of Breathitt
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