Boyle County
Looking Back: Judge John Kincaid
(Editor’s note: Information for this article came from a Boyle County history about the Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Blue Licks, published in the ...
(Editor’s note: Information for this article came from a Boyle County history about the Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Blue Licks, published in the ...
(The gravestone photo and research for this article was compiled by local genealogist Carolyn Crabtree.) James Payne Mitchell was and was a lawyer one of ...
Charles H. Talbot of Danville wrote a letter Sept. 20, 1862, from Covington to his Edwards cousins in Philadelphia, just after having a recent visit ...
(Editor’s note: Information in this article came from The Advocate archives and Find-A-Grave site.) Danville native Joshua West Jacobs spent 40 years of his ...
(Editor’s note: Local genealogist Carolyn Crabtree, who has done extensive genealogist and historical research in Boyle and surrounding counties, did the research and furnished photos ...
(Editor’s note: This is the second part of a two-part series about train wrecks in Danville and – Messenger archives.) Several train wrecks on ...
(Editor’s note: Information for this article was gathered from the Advocate-Messenger archives. Her granddaughter Sharon Stratton furnished the photograph.) A Boyle County woman was ...
Editor’s note: Information for this article came from articles in The Advocate-Messenger archives. Three Dunn brothers from Danville went to war for their country ...
Editor’s note: Research for this article was taken from The Advocate-Messenger Archives. Many of Kentucky’s earliest settlers came from the celebrated Shenandoah Valley ...
The Rev. Dr. Edward Melvin Green, known as the “Shepherd of Danville” and “pastor to the town,” served as minister at The Presbyterian Church ...