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Tag Archives: Turner Family
BHS Graduates 39 in 1938
A look at an early Breathitt High School graduation. Continue reading
Breathitt Boy Taken in NFL Draft
A Breathitt County-born football standout heard his name called in the 1964 NFL draft. Learn more about this gridiron star. Continue reading
Gone Are The Mules
Mules were once a vital part of survival in the mountains. Today, good mules are getting harder and harder to find. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Farming
Tagged Anderson Family, Breathitt County, Farming, Mules, Turner Family
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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
Granville Turner’s “Suicide” in 1911
Granville B. Turner died in 1911 after leading an ill-fated attack on a railroad camp.
Learn about his “suicide” from Breathitt’s wild past. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Murder, Railroad
Tagged Breathitt County, L & N Railroad, Murder, Quicksand, Turner Family
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