Charles Granade Colyer (Cabin 1, pic 2) --this is a recent photo of all that is left of the civil war era cabin built by Charles Granade Colyer and in which he raised his family. It is here that he returned from Nashville after the civil war. This is actually believed to be the remnants of the kitchen that was built a few feet away from the house. The house is no longer standing. This overlooked pittman creek outside Somerset Ky. There was a spring in a cave nearby ( see write up under Charles Granada Colyer discussing an interview with his sister Ellen about the homeplace on Pittman creek and the spring across the road) It is located on Strawberry lane of off Clay Hill Road. The house was standing in about 1967 which I saw and walked through with Edith Colyer Curtis. It has been gone now for some years in 2004. The Cabin pictured above in about 1999 has now been taken down and reconstructed with the original timbers by the current owner in 2004.

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