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Tag Archives: Middle Fork of the Kentucky River
Harrison “Harris” Herald
Harrison Herald – Soldier of the Week- Private, Company G, Three Forks Battalion, Kentucky State Troops, Civil War Continue reading
Buddie Spicer Died in March 1945
Samuel “Buddie” Spicer operated the first telephone exchange from his home on the Middle Fork for more than 30 years. Learn more about this Breathitt businessman. Continue reading
Hollan Family’s Unusual Record
The Jackson Times printed a strange article about the Hollan Family in 1931. Publishers would not even think about printing a story like that now. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Businesses, Farming
Tagged Breathitt County, Canoe, Hollan Family, Holland Family, Jackson, Middle Fork of the Kentucky River
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Edward “Ned” Turner
Edward “Ned” Turner served 19 days in the North Carolina militia and was one of a few who settled in Breathitt County and were veterans of the War of 1812. Continue reading