
Jenkins Jaycees booklet
The history of Jenkins as told by it’s oldest citizens

In 1973 the Jenkins Ky Area Jaycees published a book titled:
History of Jenkins Kentucky
Compiled In Honor Of The Sixtieth Anniversary Homecoming Celebration 1912‑1973
The following interviews were taken from that booklet. The authors and publishers of the 1973 printing failed to include a copyright notice. Because they failed to do so and according to our understanding of the 1996 copyright law, this work is now in the public domain.
To read the details of the copyright laws involved click here.
Although we do not intend to republish the entire booklet online. There are some fascinating interviews and stories in it. We hope that you, our readers, will find them just as fascinating to read as we did.
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Leonard Henry Banks
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David Sergent
April 6, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with Roy Fleming
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Joanna Sergent
March 16, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with R. H. Wassum
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Joanna Sergent
March 16, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with Mrs. Maude Flint
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Joanna Sergent
March 16, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Johnson
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Joanna Sergent
March 16, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with Lester Abel
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Joanna Sergent
March 15, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with Jess Bates
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Joanna Sergent
March 15, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with George McCoy
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Joanna Sergent
March 15, 2016
Jenkins Jaycees Interviews
Interview with David Zegeer
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Joanna Sergent
March 15, 2016
The History of Jenkins Kentucky
A Brief History of Jenkins Ky
In the fall of 1910, the Consolidation Coal Company, (known as Consol), purchased one hundred thousand acres of coal lands in Letcher County
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Jenkins History part 1
The most unique thing about Jenkins Ky is that in January 1910 it did not exist.
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Jenkins History part 2
The story of Richard Broas standing in the Elkhorn creek in Pike County examining a piece of coal is likely to have occurred in Sept 1883.
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Jenkins History part 3
The Consolidation Coal Company had purchased 100,000 acres of land that was the greatest coal find in the country. It was also cut off from the rest of the industrial world
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Jenkins History part 4
The town of Jenkins was so picturesque that a newspaper from Ashland Kentucky said about Lakeside “The clubhouse and lakefront look more like a summer resort than a mining camp.”
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