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Appalachia, Big Branch, Big Harts Creek, Brandon Kirk, Breaks, Dickenson County, feuds, genealogy, history, James P. Mullins, K.S. Colley Cemetery, K.S. Colley Cemetery Road, King Solomon Colley, King Solomon Colley Road, Lincoln County, Lincoln County Feud, photos, Phyllis Kirk, Virginia, West Virginia
View of K.S. Colley Cemetery Road from the K.S. Colley Cemetery in Breaks, Dickenson County, VA. 25 August 2018.
K.S. Colley Cemetery. 25 August 2018.
James P. Mullins, once a merchant at Big Branch of Harts Creek in Lincoln County, WV, was involved in the Lincoln County Feud. Photo by Mom. 25 August 2018.
View of the cemetery from K.S. Colley Cemetery Road. 25 August 2018.
The K.S. Colley Cemetery is located near the Dickenson-Buchanan county line. 25 August 2018.
Brandon Ray Kirk 
Great pictures ! I was also there around the same time and also took pictures ! Please contact us to share some information.
Email me: brankirk@yahoo.com
My dad knew James P. (both of them) in Breaks !
I would very much enjoy learning more about that–I’ll call you tomorrow. Very exciting!