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CSA General John Hunt Morgan and a company of troops arrived here, May 11, 1862. They seized a train reported to be carrying some of Morgan's men captured at Lebanon, Tenn. Instead, it carried railroad employees whom he released. Morgan burned the train; later detained a second one carrying passengers.
Among them were two officers of the command of Col. Frank Wolford, USA.
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F.M. Jones and Bro. General Store
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In 1855, John and Francis Marion Jones formed a partnership for selling goods at Myers Steam Mill on Beaver Creek in Barren County.
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On Jan. 12, 1939, the Goodnight substation was energized.
Henry Clay Morrison/Morrison Park
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Willa Brown Chappell (1906-1992)
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Nettie B.C. Depp (1974-1932)
Glasgow, KY
The first female public official in Barren Co., she was elected in 1913, seven years before women were allowed to vote.
