Dog Memory Honored At Kentucky Cemetery Monument
A dog body was placed near Henry Clay’s grave in a famed Kentucky cemetery. The deceased dog belonged to the late John M. Clay, laid by his widow beside her husband, amid a scene praised as a rare display of canine loyalty in the South.
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