For Reasons Well Known

A true tale from 1914 Appalachian Southern Kentucky about intrigue, murder, scandal, and.....well, you will just have to watch.
‪@CarterOnConflict‬

[@winaiwongsurawat7080]

A very neat clip about a very distinguished family. Great work, Paul!

[@CarterOnConflict]

Dr. Winai, thank you so much for viewing and your comment. I greatly appreciate it.

[@carverbob54]

Amazing family history.

[@CarterOnConflict]

Hi Bob, thanks for watching from Thailand. Yes….quite interesting ;-) I hope all is well, enjoy the beach! And thank you again for watching and commenting.

[@MrEye4get]

I especially liked reading the new articles, especially about Paul Carter the attorney. .

[@CarterOnConflict]

Ah, you have a fine eye for detail. That was a well written and enjoyable article from the Casey Co. Statesman. Thank you for that detail.

[@CantaloupeJones]

Very cool, unique content

[@CarterOnConflict]

Thank you for watching - I really appreciate it.

[@d.g.n9392]

Another interesting story, ironically I have ancestors who are named Vaughn, my great x’s named Missouri Elizabeth Vaughn and her father (my great x’s 3 was John George Vaughn born 1805 and died 1860 from Washington, Tennessee

[@CarterOnConflict]

Interesting! There are no Vaughn’s in Monroe co. Ky now to my knowledge, I’m not sure what happened to them all. Maybe they moved away, not liking what happened. Thanks for watching and sharing.

[@bill2066]

Curious to know what type of Doctor are you?

[@CarterOnConflict]

My bio is on my academia page: independent.academia.edu/PaulCarterPhD

[@bill2066]

@@CarterOnConflict Thought you were an M.D. or D.O.