Pike

Pikeville, KY

Born in Parkersburg, WV, in 1818, Dils came to Pikeville ca.

Pikeville, KY

For Zebulon M. Pike, 1779-1813.

Elkhorn City, KY

Boone 1st visited Ky.

Elkhorn City, KY

Two major railroads, C & O from north and Clinchfield from south, connected at Elkhorn City, Feb. 8, 1915, opening up trade from Ohio...

Phelps, KY

Frank Phillips was instrumental in the capture of the Hatfield family and allies involved in the 1882 shooting death of three McCoy...

Pikeville, KY

Here Col. Garfield was commissioned Brigadier General in the Union Army.

Pikeville, KY

Born in Lancaster, Pa.

Pikeville, KY

Aviation pioneer graduated from Pikeville College Academy in 1920.

Lower John's Creek Rd., KY

This early permanent settlement in the Big Sandy Valley was named for Rev. War veteran Wm.

Pikeville, KY

Kentucky legislature established Pike County Dec. 19, 1821.

Pikeville, KY

Among some 500 graves in Dils Cemetery are the resting places of Randolph McCoy, clan leader in the Hatfield-McCoy feud; his wife, Sarah;...

Pikeville, KY

After Hatfields burned the McCoy home, January 1, 1888, Randolph and Sarah McCoy never returned to Blackberry Creek.

Pikeville, KY

Courthouse erected 1888-89 by McDonald Bros.

Pikeville, KY

Established by the Presbyterian Church in 1889 for the education of youth from the mountains of southern Appalachia.

Patty Loveless Dr., KY

One of the first pioneers to settle in Breaks Canyon area, Richard married Mary Ramey in 1821 and had 11 children; later married Mary...

Sarah Elizabeth (Sally) McCoy was the daughter of Roseanna McCoy and Johnse Hatfield.

KY, KY

House was located on Blackberry Fork of Pond Creek.