Beriah Magoffin, Kentucky Governor, resigned from office after frequent disagreements with the General Assembly undermined his leadership.Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress.
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Links
- Battle of Richmond
- DANDYLAND MUSE :Kentucky Artist Dan Dutton's family owned the land on which the Dutton Hill Battle was fought.
- GENEALOGY, MIDDLE AGE, & LIFE: Deborah Towne Atchley is a consummate genealogist! Her site includes serveral of Odell Walker's articles and the entire History of Lyon County.
- HISTORYMENTOR.COM: It's never too late to learn!
- PRIVATE WILLIAM BARKER fell at the Battle of Ivy Mountain
- Prof. Jim Janke manages a remarkable Civil War resource list
- USHISTORY.ORG
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- "As human beings, we have two jobs in life. The first is to learn; the second, to love. After forty odd years, I have learned that love is not an emotion. Love is an action. Love means freely giving away that which is the very best you have to offer." ~Mary Beth Abordo "Musings on the Snow Moon" 12/06
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