Inscription
First Union soldier killed in west Kentucky, while skirmishing on the Big Hill with CSA scouting party Oct. 29, 1861. A stone monument erected, 1894, by Granville Allen, Post 98, G.A.R., marks the place. Member of Co. D, 17th Kentucky Inf., enrolled by Col. John H. McHenry, Calhoun, Oct. 3, 1861. Union army volunteers south of Green River risked danger for home and family.
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More markers in Butler
Suffolk
Rochester, KY
The town of Suffolk, originally called “Bluff,” established here by Logan Co. Court in 1803.
Little Muddy Community
Morgantown, KY
Settled ca. 1800 by Rev. War veterans Thos.
Maurice Hudson Thatcher (1870-1973)
Morgantown, KY
Born in Chicago, Il.
Morgantown/Daniel Morgan
Morgantown, KY
Morgantown- The county seat of Butler Co., it was originally called Funkhouser Hill.
Major Andrew Graff Hamilton
Roundhill, KY
Hamilton, a leader of one of most incredible prison escapes of the Civil War, was born in Pa.
