Apparitions of Confederate soldiers and a pacing woman have been seen at Carrington Rock. The woman, witnesses say, eventually throws herself off the edge, screaming as she falls. Witnesses also have heard the sounds of officers calling orders to soldiers and moans and cries of pain on the battlefield.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- Carrington Rock
Sudith, KY
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 38.0220263, -83.62518990000001
- County:
- Bath County, Kentucky
- Nearest Towns:
- Frenchburg, KY (4.9 mi.)
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My great grandfather, George Austin “Ott” Ingram (aka George W. Williams), shot & killed John Igo at Carrington’s Rock on Valentines Day 1900. It’s said that John Igo was married with two children but had an eye on Ott’s oldest daughter, Anna Liza and Ott was having none of it. Matters must’ve come to a head that fateful day in 1900 and it changed many lives and our name forever.
John Igo’s wife remarried a few years later but she passed soon after in 1905 leaving the two Igo children orphaned.
My great grandfather took his children to Oklahoma and changed the family name to Williams (his mother’s maiden name). Maybe the voices that haunt Carrington’s rock are not solely those of war. I will visit there someday soon.