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Sad week in History: Sandidge home on KY 88 burned to ground

Sue Spanding writes:
It is a sad week in History that I tell you that the Sandidge home on KY 88 burned to the ground. They believe it is arson and they are investigating this theory. It was built for John Sandidge when he settled here from Virginia. It was later owned in the late 1800s by Dabney M. Sandidge. - Sue Spanding
Comments re article 47334 Dr Sandidge Green Co native practiced at Wisdom KY




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