Days of Darkness (41 page)

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

Rayburn, Ben

Rayburn, Lewis

“Real” Democratic Party

Red Bird, Ky.

Redwine, David

Regulators

Reid, Mary.
See
Howard, Mary Reid

Republican Party; in Breathitt County; and James Marcum; in Rowan County; in Clay County

Rice, John

Rice, Otis;
The Hatfields and the McCoys

Ricketts boys

Riggs, Mr. (Clay County)

Ripley, Garret

Robards, A.J.

Roberts, Breck

Robertson, George

Rockcastle County

Rogers, John

Rogersville, Tenn.

Rowan, John

Rowan County

St. Claire Medical Center

Sawyer, Pleaz

Scott, Henderson

Scott, John

Sester, Ernest

Sester, John

Sewell, George

Sexton Creek (Clay County)

Shackleford, Jane Hall (Mrs. Jim)

Shackleford, Jim

Shackleford boys

Sizemore, Adam

Skidmore, John

Smith, Bad Tom; as epileptic; joining French forces; killing of Joseph Eversole; in Breathitt County; confession at hanging; hanging of

Smith, Bill

Smith, John

Smith, Mary

Smith, Tim

Smith-Howard Building (Harlan)

Smith's Branch of Quicksand Creek (Breathitt County)

Sohan, Capt.

South Fork of Kentucky River

Southwood, Louise

Spaniards in Clay County

Spanish-American War

Sparks, Riley

Spurlock, Bird

Spurlock, Bud

Spurlock, Steve

Stafford, Mary

Stanford, John

State University of New York

Staton, Bill

Stewart, Cora Wilson

Stewart, County Judge

Stivers, Cap

Stivers, George

Stivers, Pitt

Stores, Burch

Stringtown, Ky.

Strong, Capt. William; as villain; as feud leader; taking over courthouse; showdown at courthouse; as “Uncle Bill,”; and Deatons; and James B. Marcum; feuds growing out of Civil War; last ride

Strong, E.C.

Strong, “Nigger Dick,”

Strong, William

Strong-Amis feud (Breathitt County)

Strong-Callahan feud (Breathitt County)

Strong family: and Cattle Wars

Strong-Little feud (Breathitt County)

Strong-Noble feud (Breathitt County)

Supreme Court of the United States: and Hatfield-McCoy feud

Sutton, Allen

Tallant, Wick

Taylor, Alabama, (Mrs. Benjamin Franklin White)

Taylor, John Edward

Taylor, W.S.

Thacker, Wash

Tharp, William

Thomas, George

Thompson, J.R.

Thompson, Lieutenant

Thucydides

Tillet, William

Tinsley, J.H.

Tolliver, Andy

Tolliver, Bud

Tolliver, Cal

Tolliver, Cate

Tolliver, Craig; gaining control of Morehead; as villain; killing of John Martin; attack on Ben Martin home; becomes marshal; agreement to leave Morehead; jailing and shooting in Cincinnati; killing of Logan boys; as loving family man; battle of June; Boone Logan gets warrant issued for; murder of; murder trial

Tolliver, Floyd

Tolliver, Hugh

Tolliver, Jay

Tolliver, Mrs. Craig

Tolliver, Wiley

Tolliver family

Tolliver-Martin feud (Rowan County)

Totz, Ky.

Toulmin, Lucinda.
See
Garrard, Lucinda Toulmin

Treadway, William

Trout, Allan

Trumbo, John

Trumbo, Lucy (Mrs. William)

Trumbo, William

Tug Fork of Big Sandy River

Turner, Carlo (Bony)

Turner, Devil Jim

Turner, Elizabeth Brittain (first wife of William Turner, II)

Turner, Elizabeth Clay (Mrs. James)

Turner, George

Turner, George Brittain

Turner, Hiram

Turner, James

Turner, Little Bob

Turner, Little George

Turner, Lucy

Turner, Moses

Turner, Mrs. George

Turner, Sarah

Turner, Sarah Jones (Mrs. Devil Jim)

Turner, Susannah (second wife of William, II)

Turner, Will (nephew of Devil Jim)

Turner, William, II (son of William, Sr.)

Turner, William, Jr.

Turner, William, Sr.

Turner family

Turner-Howard feud (Harlan County)

Turner Mansion (Mount Pleasant)

Tusser, Mrs. (daughter of Ben Martin)

Ulysses

“Uncle Bill” (Captain William Strong)

University of Kentucky

University of Louisville

Vance, Jim

Vance, Mary (Mrs. Jim)

Varney, Andrew

Wagner (Pike County Judge)

Walker, D.L.

Walker, Pleaz

Walker family

Wallace, Tom (friend of Cap Hatfield)

Wallace, Tom (reporter)

Waller, Altina;
Feud: Hatfields, McCoys and Ecomomic Change in Appalachia

Walters, F.R.

Walters, Jan

Walters, Tom

Ward, J.T.

War of 1812: Battle of Lake Champlain

Washington, George

Watts, Allen

Webb Hotel (Manchester)

Webb, Jule

Weep No More, My Lady
(Harlow)

Welsh, Ky.

West Virginia Institute of Technology

Wheeling Intelligencer

Whig Party in Clay County

Whiskey Rebellion

Whitaker, Wesley

White, Alabama Taylor (Mrs. Benjamin Franklin)

White, Alexander

White, Benjamin Franklin

White, Beverly; and Baker trial of June; as Clay County judge; elected Clay County sheriff; leaving Clay County; and shooting of Bad Tom Baker

White, B.P.

White, B.P., Jr.

White, Daugherty

White, Dillon

White, Elizabeth Garrard Brawner (Mrs. John Edward)

White, Gilbert

White, Hugh

White, Hugh, II

White, James

White, John

White, John Ed

White, John G.

White, Kate (Mrs. Will)

White, Mary Garrard

White, Susan.
See
Baker, Susan White

White, Tom

White, Will

White family

White-Garrard feud

Whittaker, Holland

Wicher, W.N.

Williams, David

Williams, Roger D.

Willow Grove school (Clay County)

Willson, Augustus

Wilson, E.W.

Wilson, Jerry

Wilson, Jess

Wilson (killer of Garrard Baker)

Wilson, Widow

Winchester, Ky.

Wolfe County

Woods, Dan

Woods, Reuben

Wooten, Charles

Wooton family

Wright, John

Wright-Jones feud (Letcher County)

Yellow Creek (Bell County)

York (at Frank Parker burial)

Young, Allie

Young, Frank

Young, Taylor

Young, Z.T.

Young family

Youtsey, Henry

Zollicoffer, Felix