Hueysville Wealthy Farmer Two Hundred Thousand

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Hueysville Wealthy Farmer Two Hundred Thousand

Lost Treasure KY • Pike County County
Description
Hueysville legend of a wealthy farmer burying two hundred thousand dollars near the Pike County community — an eastern Kentucky farm-country hoard.
Historical Notes
Hueysville lies in the rugged coalfields of Pike County in far eastern Kentucky. Compiled Appalachian guides credit a prosperous farmer with concealing two hundred thousand dollars near Hueysville. The cache pairs with Pine Mountain miner wealth and Jonathan Swift silver-mine lore in Pike County.
Status / Verification legend — Legendary or approximate

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