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Tag Archives: Bach Family
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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Breathitt’s First Modern Turkey Hunt
The turkey was once almost completely gone from Breathitt County. Successful preservation efforts led to the first season in 1962. Continue reading
Constable Killed, Shooter Executed
Three shots rang out from the dark corner of the room. Constable Hiram Smith died instantly.
A year and 12 days later, his shooter was executed by the state for the murder. Continue reading
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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No Insurance Policy for John J. C. Bach
A short biography of Judge John Jay Crittenden Bach. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Feuds, Jackson
Tagged Bach Family, Back Family, Breathitt Attorneys, Breathitt County, Hurst Family, Jackson
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Bookie on the Trail 