The only possible match I could find in the area for an Elijah living from 1881 - 1902 was Elijah Coldiron, son of G.W. & Sarah Coldiron from the 1900 Crawford, Breathitt Co, KY census.
Update contributed by Sharon Brodersen Lindbloom -
Article in Hazel Green Herald Newspaper, 24 Jul 1902:
In a drunken brawl, on Mill Creek, six miles west of Jackson, John Oaks shot and killed his nephew, Elijah Coldiron, and mortally wounded Benton Blanton, Sunday Night.
Update contributed by Sharon Brodersen Lindbloom -
Article in Hazel Green Herald Newspaper, 24 Jul 1902:
In a drunken brawl, on Mill Creek, six miles west of Jackson, John Oaks shot and killed his nephew, Elijah Coldiron, and mortally wounded Benton Blanton, Sunday Night.
The only possible match I could find in the area for an Elijah living from 1881 - 1902 was Elijah Coldiron, son of G.W. & Sarah Coldiron from the 1900 Crawford, Breathitt Co, KY census.
Update contributed by Sharon Brodersen Lindbloom -
Article in Hazel Green Herald Newspaper, 24 Jul 1902:
In a drunken brawl, on Mill Creek, six miles west of Jackson, John Oaks shot and killed his nephew, Elijah Coldiron, and mortally wounded Benton Blanton, Sunday Night.
Update contributed by Sharon Brodersen Lindbloom -
Article in Hazel Green Herald Newspaper, 24 Jul 1902:
In a drunken brawl, on Mill Creek, six miles west of Jackson, John Oaks shot and killed his nephew, Elijah Coldiron, and mortally wounded Benton Blanton, Sunday Night.
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