Eversole, Jacob (Perry County)
Eversole, John (Clay County)
Eversole, Joseph (Perry County); as attorney; social class; as hero; as merchant of Hazard; feud escalates; truce of sorts; shooting of Gambrell; killing of; Bad Tom confesses killing
Eversole, Judge
Eversole, Susan Combs (Mrs. Joseph)
Eversole family (Clay County)
Eversole family (Perry County)
Eversole-French feud (Perry County)
Ewen, Benjamin
Farmers, Ky.
Federal Hill (“My Old Kentucky Home”)
Fee, Holly
Feltner, Mose
Ferguson, Lee
Feud: Hatfields, McCoys and Ecomomic Change in Appalachia (Waller)
Fields, Bob
Fields, Jess
Fields, Mr. (Harlan County)
Finley, John
Fisher, James
Fisher family
Fleming County
Flinchum, David
Floyd, John
Floyd County
Forrester, Colonel
Forty-Niners
Foster, Stephen Collins
Fouts, John
Frankfort, Ky. passim
Frazier, Boone
Freeman, Daniel
Freeman, William
French, Benjamin Fulton. See French, Fulton
French, Fulton; as attorney; social class; as villain; attorney for Jett and White in Breathitt County; as merchant of Hazard; recruitment of Bad Tom Smith; ruling Perry County; brought to trial; empty victory; shooting of
French, Susan Lewis (Mrs. Fulton)
French-Eversole feud (Perry County)
Fusionist Party (Breathitt County)
Gaither, Capt.
Gamble, Alfred
Gambrell, Bill
Garrard, Daniel
Garrard, Edward
Garrard, Gilbert
Garrard, James
Garrard, Lucinda Burnam Lees (second Mrs. T.T.)
Garrard, Lucinda Toulmin (Mrs. Daniel)
Garrard, Mary (married to son of Hugh White)
Garrard, Nancy Brawner (first Mrs. T.T.)
Garrard, T.T; as hero; at last Bad Tom Baker trial; son of Daniel and Lucinda; memoirs; in politics; and surrender of Abner Baker, Jr.; marriage to Lucinda Burnam Lees; service in Mexican War; travels; joins Union army; political involvement; and events leading to Crane Creek clash; backs Bakers; family in state of crisis; and truce with Whites
Garrard, William
Garrard family
Gault House (Morehead)
Gayheart, Silas
Generations (Egerton)
Gerty (steamboat)
Gibson, Eustace
Gilbert, Abe
Gilbert, Bill
Gilbert, John
Gilbert family
Gill, Alvin
Gillespie, Charles
Gist, Christopher
Goebel, Gov. William
Goforth, George
Goforth, Lizzie: married Beverly Baker
Goforth, Lucy (Mrs. George)
Golden, Ben
Goodin, Sam
Goodin, Tom
Goodin family
Goose Creek (Clay County)
Grace, Frank
Graveyard Hill (Hazard)
Green Mountain Boys
Greenup, Ky.
Gregory, Robert
Griffin, Bud
Griffin, Hugh
Griffin, Sam
Griffin family
Hacker, John (Jack)
Haddix home (Breathitt County)
Hagins, John Linville
Hall, Alford
Hall, Alfred
Hall, Chad: in Clay County; in Harlan County
Hall, George (Clay County)
Hall, George (Harlan County)
Hall, Hezekiah
Hall, Jane. See Shackleford, Jane Hall
Hall, John
Hall, Sarah (Mrs. Alford)
Hall, Susan Nolan (Mrs. Chad)
Hall family: early settlers of Harlan County
Hanging Rock: battle in Cattle Wars
Hardin, Parker Watkins (Polly Wolly)
Hargis, Alex
Hargis, Beach
Hargis, Ben
Hargis, Elbert
Hargis, James; land as factor in feuds; as villain; election as judge in Breathitt County; arrest and dismissal of case; prosecution of Tom Cockrell; witness to Jim Cockrell’s shooting; homicides during tenure as county judge; witness to shooting of James Marcum; acquittal for murder of Marcum; on leaving Breathitt County; sued by James Marcum’s widow; killed by son Beach
Hargis, John (Tige)
Hargis, Thomas
Hargis-Cockrell-Marcum-Callahan War (Breathitt County)
Harlan, John M.
Harlan, Ky.
Harlan Business Directory
Harlan County
Harlan Courthouse
Harlow, Alvin: Weep No More, My Lady
Harris, Benjamin
Harrison County
Hatfield, Anderson. See Hatfield, Devil Anse Hatfield, Bill
Hatfield, Bob
Hatfield, Cap
Hatfield, Deacon Anse
Hatfield, Devil Anse; as villain; entrepreneurial success; descendants of; frontier Godfather; killing of McCoy boys; and Perry Cline; apology for Jeff McCoy killing; order to extradite; plan to kill Randal McCoy and family; fined for moonshining; death of
Hatfield, Elias (Bad Lias)
Hatfield, Elliott
Hatfield, Ellison
Hatfield, Floyd
Hatfield, Joe
Hatfield, John
Hatfield, Johnse
Hatfield, Matthew
Hatfield, Nancy McCoy (Mrs. Johnse)
Hatfield, Nat
Hatfield, Tolbert
Hatfield, Valentine. See Hatfield, Wall
Hatfield, Wall
Hatfield family
Hatfield-McCoy feud (Pike County)
Hatfields and the McCoys, The (Rice)
Hatton, Floyd
Hays, Robert
Hazard, Ky.; battle at courthouse
Hazel Green Herald
Helton, Jim
Henry, John
Hensley, Bill
Hensley, Bob
Hensley, Dewey
Hensley, Ellen
Hensley, John
Hensley, Lily. See McCollum, Lily Hensley
Hensley, Mrs. Bob
Hensley, Vernon
Hensley, Young
Hill, Sam
Hill, T.M.
Hindman, Ky.
Hogg, Deputy Sheriff
Hogg, Dr.
Holbrook family
Hollin, Dillon (or Dillion)
Home Guard
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hornsby, Doc
Horse Creek (Clay County)
Howard, A.B.
Howard, Adron
Howard, Alex
Howard, Alice Jennings (Mrs. Hiram)
Howard, Andrew
Howard, Bal
Howard, Ben
Howard, Berry
Howard, Chloe (Mrs. Samuel)
Howard, Corbin
Howard, Daniel
Howard, Earl
Howard, Edna
Howard, Elijah
Howard, E.M.
Howard, Hiram
Howard, Israel
Howard, James (Big Jim) (Clay County); education and social class; as enigma; hunted by Bakers; as devout churchman; elected Clay County tax assessor; working at Hill’s drygoods store; events leading to Crane Creek clash; and agreement with Baldy George Baker; learns of attack on family; and shooting of Baldy George Baker; surrenders to authorities; has guards for protection; and gunfire at Howard burial services; and Baldy George murder trial; and assassination of William Goebel; pardon for killing Baldy George Baker; talk with Ernest Sester; and shooting of Bad Tom Baker; conversation with Bert Combs; and Thena Baker; after f
euds; visit by Allen Trout
Howard, James (Harlan County)
Howard, James, Jr. (Clay County)
Howard, John (Clay County)
Howard, John (Harlan County)
Howard, Lushaba. See Baker, Lushaba Howard
Howard, Mary. See Burchell, Mary Howard
Howard, Mary Lewis (Mrs. Bal)
Howard, Mary Reid (Mrs. James)
Howard, Rebecca
Howard, Samuel
Howard, Susannah (Mrs. John)
Howard, Wilson (Wilse) (Harlan County); as dangerous man; son of Alice Jennings Howard; gang; and truce with Turners; gun-fight with Little George Turner; warrant for arrest; attack on Turner home; going West; killing of deaf-mute; return to Harlan town; letter to Gov. Buckner; meeting with Gen. Sam Hill; in California; trap for Wilson Lewis; and Imboden; men killed by; trial, conviction, and hanging of
Howard, Wilson (Clay County)
Howard, Wix
Howard-Baker feud (Clay County)
Howard family (Clay County)
Howard family (Harlan County)
Howard-Turner feud (Harlan County)
Howell, Charles
Hudson, Reverend
Huff, Mr. (Harlan County)
Hughes, John G.
Humphrey, Cook
Humphrey family
Hurley, Josiah
Hurst, Campbell
Hurst, W.L.
Hurt, Joe
Imboden (detective)
Indians. See Native Americans
Jackson, Ky
Jackson, Hub
Jackson Hustler
Jennings, Hezekiah
Jennings, Mrs. Hezekiah
Jennings, Will
Jett, Curtis
Jett, Curtis, Jr.
Jett, Curtis, Sr. (grandfather of Curtis Jett)
Jett, Hiram
Jett family: in Strong-Amis feud
Jett-Little feud
Johnson, James
Johnson, Thomas
Johnson family
Jones, Claib
Jones, John
Jones, Mr. (Turner relative)
Jones, Sarah. See Turner, Sarah Jones
Jones-Wright feud (Letcher County)
Julian, Ira
Kash, Sam
Keeton, H.M.
Keeton, John
Keeton, Mark
Kenton, Simon
Kentucky River
Kentucky State College
Kentucky Union Railroad
Kephart, Horace: Our Southern Highlanders
Kilburn, Hen
Klotter, James C.
Knott, J. Proctor
Knott County
Knox County
Knoxville, Tenn.
Ku Klux Klan
Lake Champlain, Battle of
Lancaster, Ky.
Laurel Creek cemetery (Clay County)
Law and Order League of Rowan County
Law and Order Party
Ledford family
Lees, Lucinda Burnam. See Garrard, Luanda Burnam Lees
Lees Junior College
Leslie, Preston H.
Leslie County
Letcher County
Lewis, Abner
Lewis, John
Lewis, Mary. See Howard, Mary Lewis
Lewis, Susan. See French, Susan Lewis
Lewis, Wilson: control of whiskey business; as villain; hostility with Howards; deputizing gunfighters; elected county judge of Harlan County; writing letters; with posse; and “crowd of bushwhackers,”; trap set for
Lewis, Young
Lewis family: in Turner-Howard feud
Lexington, Ky.
Lexington and Eastern Railroad
Lexington Herald
Lick Branch (Breathitt County)
Lilly, H.C.
Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln County
Lindon, James
Little, Alfred
Little, Bob
Little-Burnett feud (Breathitt County)
Little, Charles
Little, Jason
Little, Jerry
Little, Lucius
Little, Mrs. Jason
Little, Tom
Little family: in Strong-Amis feud
Little-Jett feud
Logan, Billy
Logan, D. Boone; as attorney; as hero; elected as police judge; and killing of Logan boys; audience with Gov. Knott; battle of June; move to Pineville
Logan, Elizabeth (Mrs. H.M.)
Logan, Henry S.
Logan, H.M.
Logan, Jack
Logan, John B.
Logan, W.H.
Logan, W.O.
Logan family
Logan Wildcats
London, Ky.
Loomis, William
Lost Creek
Louisville, Ky.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville College of Medicine
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Post
Louisville Times
Lucas, Amanda
Lucas, Robert
Lucas Hotel (Clay County)
Lyttle, A.C.
Lyttle, C.B.
Lyttle, David
Lyttle, Emily. See Baker, Emily Lyttle
Lyttle, Wood
McCain, Capt.
McClure, R.M.
McCollum, Dennis
McCollum, Dick
McCollum, Joe
McCollum, Lily Hensley (Mrs. Joe)
McCollum, Rose. See Baker, Rose McCollum
McCollum family
McCoy, Adelaide
McCoy, Alifair
McCoy, Asa
McCoy Betty
McCoy, Bud
McCoy, Calvin
McCoy, Harmon
McCoy, Jake
McCoy, Jeff
McCoy, Jim
McCoy, Josephine
McCoy, Larkin
McCoy, L.S.
McCoy, Mary. See Daniels, Mary McCoy
McCoy, Mary (Mrs. Tolbert)
McCoy, Melvin
McCoy, Nancy. See Hatfield, Nancy McCoy
McCoy, Paris
McCoy, Pharmer
McCoy, Randal (Randolph)
McCoy, Randolph, Jr.
McCoy, Rose Anna
McCoy, Sam
McCoy, Sarah (Mrs. Randal)
McCoy, Selkirk
McCoy, Tolbert
McCoy family
McCoy-Hatfield feud (Pike County)
McCreary, James B.
McDaniel, Frank
Mclntire family
McIntosh, Steve
McKee, Lewis
McKee, W.L.
McKenzie, A.J.
McKinley, William
McKnight, Jake
McKnight, John
McMichaels, Mr. (deaf-mute)
McQuinn, Katherine
Madison County
Mahan, W.L.
Mahon, Dock
Mahon, Plyant
Mahon, Sam
Maine (battleship)
Manchester, Ky.
Manning, Ed
Manning, Jim
Manning, John (Bunk)
Marcum, Henry
Marcum, James B.
Marcum, Mrs. James B.
Marcum-Hargis War
Martin, Annie
Martin, Ben
Martin, Dave
Martin, John
Martin, Lucy (Mrs. John)
Martin, Mrs. Ben
Martin, Susan
Martin, Will
Martin family
Martins Fork (Harlan County)
Martin-Tolliver feud (Rowan County)
Maupin, Bob
Maxline Baker cemetery (Clay County)
Maynard, Harmon
Messer, Alex
Messer, Robert
Methodist Church
Mexican War
Middle Fork of Kentucky River
Middleton, David
Middleton, Judge
Middleton, Narcissa (Mrs. William)
Middleton, William
Mill Springs, Battle of
Mitchell, Elias
Montgomery County
Morehead, Ky.
Morehead Normal School
Morehead State University
Morgan, Alexander
Morgan, Elijah
Morgan County
Morris, Green
Morris, Jack
Morris family
Mount Pleasant (Harlan), Ky.
Mounts, Ellison
Mount Sterling, Ky.
Munsey’s Magazine
Murray family
My Story (Powers)
Napier, Edward
Napier family
Nash, Joe
Nash, Lucy (Mrs. Joe)
Native Americans
Neace, Austin
Neace, Henry
Neace, Melinda Allen (Mrs. Austin)
Neal, Alfred (“Nigger”)
Nickell, James
Nickell, Robert
Night Riders
Noble, E.L.
Noble, Enoch (Mrs. William)
Noble, Nathan
Noble, Virginia Neace (Mrs. Nathan)
Noble, William
Nolan, Joseph
Nolan, Susan. See Hall, Susan Nolan
North Fork of Kentucky River
Oliver family
O’Neal, John
Oneida Baptist Institute
Osborne, J.J.
Our Southern Highlanders (Kephart)
Owsley, William
Owsley County
Oxley, James
Pace, Abe
Pace, Francis
Parker, Charles
Parker, Frank
Parker, Mrs. Frank
Pathfinder (magazine)
Patrollers
Patterson, Logan
Pearce, Ed
Pelphrey, Whit
Perry, Apperson
Perry, Oliver Hazard
Perry County
Phillips, Frank
Philpot, Big John
Philpot, Bob
Philpot, George
Philpot, Granville
Philpot, Jim
Philpot, Jim Crow
Philpot, Jim Tish
Philpot, Pete
Philpot, William
Philpot family
Pigeon Roost, Ky.
Pigman, Hiram
Pike County
Pikeville, Ky.
Pine Hill, Ky.
Pineville, Ky.
Pineville Hotel
Pin Hook, Ky.
Pinson, G.W.
Pittsburgh Press
Pollard, O.H.
Pompey (personal servant of Daniel Bates)
Poor Fork of Cumberland River
Pope, James, Jr.
Populist Party
Porter, Dr.
Possum Trot, Ky.
Potter House (Manchester)
Powers, Caleb; My Story
Powers, H.C.
Powers family
Powers Hotel
Pratt family
Prewitt, Frank
Prewitt, Mrs. Frank
Price, H.G.
Prichard, Edward
Profitt, Bob
Rader, John
Rader Creek (Clay County)
Rafferty and King (law firm)
Raine, James Watt
Rains, R.L.
Rains Hotel (Morehead)
Ramey, William
Randall, John