Page 10 -13 -- Gen.
John Bell Hood: Kentucky's Forgotten Knight Of The Confederacy
PHOTOS: Gen. John Bell Hood
Page 14-15 -- Louisville's
Mountain Policemen Kept thieves In Awe In 1902
PHOTOS: Street view of the city
of Louisville in the early 1900s.
Page 16-18 -- Monroe County
Pioneers Paid Homage At Dedication
PHOTOS: Old Mulkey Meetinghouse/Sons
of the American Revolution/Grave of Hannah Boone
Page 19-20 -- Kentucky's "South
America" Was Site Of Henderson Settlement School
PHOTOS: Henderson Settlement
School In Bell County In 1949/Rev. Hiram Frakes/First School
Located At South America In Bell County
Page 21-22 -- C. Ambrose Taylor
Grew Up Fast In A Southern Cavalry Unit
PHOTO: Civil War Veteran Christopher
Ambrose Taylor/Headstone Of Taylor
Page 26-28 -- Transylvania
Student Gives Account Of The Goebel Assassination In 1900
PHOTOS: William Goebel/Goebel
Monument/Goebel Taking Oath Of Office In His Sick Room At The
Capitol Hotel/The site where Goebel fell.
Page 29 -- Through The Years
The Farm Has Been The Moon's Especial Realm
PHOTOS: Farming scene.
Page 31-33 -- Unheralded Civil
War Hero Rests In Eastern Kentucky City Of Whitesburg
PHOTO: Lt. Col. Logan N. H. Salyer/View
of the mountain town of Whitesburg/Famous Salyer House
Page 34-37 - Fitzpatrick Brothers
Hanged In Adair County In 1884
PHOTOS: Market Day in Columbia,
Adair County/Adair County Courthouse
Page 38-39 -- A Boy Scout's
Recollections Of The 1937 Flood In Louisville
PHOTO: View of Dandridge Street,
Louisville, Kentucky, during the Flood of 1937.
Page 40-42 -- Kentucky's Southern
Boundary Has Been Cause Of Many Disputes
PHOTOS: Location
map.
Page 43-44 -- Remembering
Marvin Pace, Livingston's Longtime Mail Carrier
PHOTOS: Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Pace
Page 45-47
-- Interesting Reminisces Of Lyon County In The Early 1800s
PHOTOS:
View of Main Street in Eddyville, Lyon County, in the early 1900s.
Page 48-50
-- The Old Kerosene Lantern: A Casualty Of Electricity
PHOTOS:
Sketch
Page 58-61
-- The Bloody Record Of "Bad" Tom Smith And His Outlaw
Gang (Part 3, Conclusion)
PHOTOS:
According to the Jones Family, this photo is of Bad Tom Smith
in his casket.
Page 62-63 --
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to send in their books and other projects (pertaining to Kentucky)
to appear on this page.
The Jones Descendants
Crittenden County Churches
Scary Stories
Roberts and Campbell
Married Well and Often
Page 64-65
-- Short Gleanings From Collins's 1878 Historical Sketches Of Kentucky: Little Known & Mostly Forgotten -- From
One Of Kentucky's Most Noted History Books.
Jefferson County
Union County
Lincoln County
(Josh) Bell County
Hardin County
Trigg County
Page 66
-- Old-Time Recipes
To Enjoy Conducted by Darlene
Howard
Housekeeper's Potatoes
Corn Chowder
Irish Stew
Tomato Figs
A Dish of Beef
Baked Apple Pudding
Other Photos
Page 5 -- Mother's Day In 1943.
Page 7 -- Kentucky map.
Page 8 -- Post Office at Bee,
Hart County, Kentucky.
Page 9 -- Vancleve School in
Breathitt County, 1960s.
Page 11 -- Legendary Magoffin
County Sheriff Greets President Eisenhower.
Page 12 -- A majestic view of
the beautiful Kentucky River.
Page 13 -- Workers for the C.
& O. Railroad at Royalton, Kentucky, possibly early 1930s.
Page 27 -- McRoberts Family at
Rock Fork of Rowan County, Kentucky.
Page 30-- Southland Limited Express
Crashed Into Rattlesnake Cut In Laurel County In 1937.
Page 36 -- James Monroe "Jim"
Frazier and his eight sons of Salyersville, Magoffin County,
1934.
Page 37 -- History Marker in
Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky.
Page 39--
(Cover Photo) Moonshine Still "break-up" on the lawn
of the Boyd County courthouse in Catlettsburg.
Page 41
-- Begley Family gathers in Leslie County in 1942.
Page 44--
Otis Frye, Owsley County mail carrier in 1937.
Page 46-47
-- Samuel and Jane Allen Hale and family in 1901.
Page 49
-- A typical mountain home in Eastern Kentucky ca. 1929
Page 50
-- Lavada West Ashcraft, Lexington, Kentucky, shares photo.
Page 51-- Korean War Service
Medal
Page 62 -- Smiths of Benham,
Harlan County, ca. 1921.
Page 63-- Guthrie Family at Christmas
Dinner, Pineville, ca. 1941.
Page 64 -- Salyer Family, Elkhorn
City in Pike County, ca. 1903.
Page 65-- Reynolds Family originally
from Lincoln County.
Page 66 -- Mary and Holt Gibson
ca. 1952.
Page 68 -- Lewis and Susannah
Meadors family of Whitley County, ca 1900.
Page 69 -- William J. Johnson,
aka "Bushy Bill" family.
Page 69 -- John Carter, 1930,
Bath County.
Page 70-- Fultz children, ca.
1917, Carter County.
Page 71 -- James Spencer Powell/Kirby
Fint, Jr./1923 graduating class of St. Nicholas High School in
Knott County.
Page 73 -- Concord String Band,
Pendleton County, ca. 1913.
Page 74 -- Mason Creek, Perry
County, Woods/Barlowe family.
Page 75 -- Hayes Cemetery, Hayes
Crossing, Rowan County, ca. early 1900s.
Page 76 -- Combs Family, Perry
County.
Page 77 -- Davis Family, Burkesville,
Kentucky, ca. 1946.
Page 78 -- Big Willard School,
1929-30 Class, Perry County.
Page 79 -- Betty Jean Gibson
Gay and husband, 1953.
Page 80 -- Seven Hale Sisters.
Page 81 -- Hopper Family of Perryville,
Kentucky, ca. 1895.
Page 82 -- Culp Family of Marshall
County, ca. 1907.
Page 83 -- Sizemores of Confluence,
Leslie County, ca. 1945.
Page 84 -- Cooks/Barnetts/Murrays/Marcums
of Franklin County, ca. 1950.
Page 85 -- Mary Jane Sizemore
Begley and Ira Begley.
Page 86 -- Paul Jack Davis and
Jeanne.
Page 87 -- Rachael Whitaker Caudill
and Nancy Jane Whitaker, Leslie County.
Page 88 -- Jenkins High School
Summer Baseball Team, 1947.
Page 89 -- Isaac Cornett, Clay
County.
Page 90 -- 1935 Benham (Harlan
County) Baseball Team.
Page 91 -- Miller Family of Richardsville,
Warren County.
Page 93 -- Mae Preston and daughter,
Lawrence County, ca. 1930/Maxwell B. Elkins in front of Italy's
Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Page 94 -- Bessie Keithly Jones
Barber, Bath County, celebrates 100th birthday/Two Campbell County
girls in 1948.
Page 95 -- 1956-57 Greensburg,
Green County, Basketball Team.
Page 96 -- James D. Holding,
Col. Smith's Regiment, Co. E, 5th Ky. Cav., Camp Douglas, Chicago,
Illinois, 1863.
Page 97-- Andrew Jackson Crase
and Nancy Jane Caudill Crase/Youth Sunday School Class at Owingsville
First Church of God.
Page 98 -- Unidentified photo,
possibly Elizabeth (Lizzie) Weaver Moore (1887-1957) of Letcher
County.
Page 99-- The new Jenkins High
School 71 years ago.
Page 102 -- Eagle's Nest Restaurant
located in Morehead in the 1950s.
Page 103 -- Lawson Family at
Rocky Ford in Casey County.
Page 104 -- Bessie Maggard Boggs
of Leslie County still hoeing at 85.
Page 105 -- Tricycle Brigade
in Danville, Kentucky, in 1927.
Page 106 -- H. D. Doug Rogers
and Celia Samples Rogers, Lee County/Webb and Harrison children
of Jackson County.
Page 107-- Wood family of Shelby
County, ca. 1929/Elhannon Sizemore, 1858, Clay County.
Page 108 -- Clara Klara Roth,
Lebanon, Marion County, 1905.
Page 109 -- Dewey Long with his
hogs in Wolfe County.
Page 110 -- Bill Manning and
Glen Begley at the Blue Diamond reunion, Perry County.
Other Features
Page 42 -- Sketches of Kentucky's
Great Outdoors: Squirrels In Kentucky
Page 52 -- Wise And Otherwise
Page 28 -- Kentucky Roadside
History Markers - They Tell The Story Of Our State
Mason County/Union County
Page 67 -- Word Puzzle: Participants
to Kentucky Duels
Page 72 -- Songs Kentuckians
Were Singing 100 Years Ago: We're Tenting To-Night
Page 53-54 Kentucky's 1879 State Gazetteer: A Look
At Kentucky Towns And Their Establishments 124 Years Ago
Goochland, Rockcastle County
Havilandsville, Harrison County
Goshen, Oldham County
Hawesville, Hancock County
Magnolia, Larue County
Lowell, Garrard County
Grant, Boone County
Lusby's Mill, Owen County
Liberty Hall, Breckinridge County
PHOTOS: Wilmore, Jessamine
County; Greenville, Muhlenberg County; Bridge across the Kentucky
River at Irvine, Estill County, Kentucky, ca. 1900.
Page 55
Kentucky Genealogy
Websites: Each month The Kentucky Explorer presents
websites related to genealogy in Kentucky for our growing number
of readers who use computers and the Internet.
Korean War Medal Available
USS ARNEB
Stone Quarries And Beyond
Lewis Family of Rockcastle/Clay Counties
If you have a website you would like
listed, please e-mail us at: kyexgen@tgtel.com
Page 56-57 Readers Share Postcard Views ca. 1910
Big Four Bridge, Louisville, Kentucky
Barren County Courthouse, Glasgow, Kentucky,
ca. 1949
St. Anthony Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky
Fayette County Courthouse, Lexington,
Kentucky
The Seelbach Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky.
Vorgang Motor Company, Jeffersonville,
Indiana, ca 1936.
Page 68-72 Kentucky Genealogy Help Line: Queries are published
free up to 50 words as space is available.
Farley
Henderson
Back/Bach-Davidson
Hogue-Wall
Dunaway
Johnson-Watson-Perry
Haynes
Short-McClain-McIntosh
Davis-Munns
Adams
Hounshell
Beverly
Dent
Helton
Danley-Murry
Still
Mullins
Steele
Baker
King
King-Alexander
Page 73-76 September-October Events To Enjoy
Pages of events and festivals throughout
Kentucky.
Page 77-95 I Remember
By Our Readers
Growing Up (Cumberland County, Kentucky)
A Hoosier Kentuckian
The Blind Date
Coming From Harlan County
Local Freight Train (Yerkes, Kentucky)
Memories Of Mother (Menifee County)
Curing The Thrush
Buying An Auto
Family Memories
Understanding Animal Talk
Wiggle Tails
Grandpa's Story
An Odd Nighttime Visitor
If You Can't Take It
Page 96-97
Strictly Kentucky Genealogy Various
materials to aid in Family History Research.
Holding
Hall
Crase
Page 100-101
Readers Share Old Photos
Kings Mountain Boy Scouts, Lincoln County,
1959
Seven sons of Kirby B., Sr.
Old Clay County Courthouse
Emery Skaggs, Veteran WWI
Douglas Family, 1895
Page 104-107
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