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From 1934 to 1939, the area that had been served by Arch Craft's post office was again served by an office called Holbrook. It was at the forks of Millstone, a mile up the creek from the North Fork. Enoch Arden Franklin undoubtedly named it for the descendants of Randolph Holbrook who had earlier settled at the mouth of Millstone.
Holbrook Post Office, Letcher County 1934-1939.
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