with heartwarming stories which reflect the struggle, pathos, and fun of the settlers.
Emphasis is on the people and their use of the natural resources of the country. The reader may laugh and he may cry, but he will certainly gain
a respect for a land once a wilderness and for the people who made it "home."
The book is divided into two major sections. The first is a social history of the county that covers such topics as courtship and marriage customs, home remedies, ghost stor
ies, railroads, moonshine, and the founding of Monticello, the county seat.
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