The Poetry & Histories of Henry Harvey Fuson

History of the Bell County Association of Baptists: Over a Quarter of a Century of Growth, 1896-1922 (Covington, Kentucky: Jameson, 1922)

Ballads of the Kentucky Highlands (London, Kentucky: The Mitre Press, 1931) (Folcroft, Pennsylvania: Folcroft Library Editions, 1977)

 History of the Cumberland and Ford Settlement (1931)

 History of the Fuson Family, Vol. 1 (London, Kentucky: Mitre Press, 1932)

History of the Fuson Family, Vol. 2 (London, Kentucky: Mitre Press, 1938)

The Strange Shape (Louisville, Kentucky: Standard Printing Co., 1946)

History of Bell County, Kentucky (New York: Hobson Book Press, 1947)

Poetry;

The Pinnacle and Other Kentucky Mountain Poems (Louisville, Kentucky: J.P. Morton, 1921)

Just From Kentucky (A Second Volume of Verse) (Louisville, Kentucky: J.P. Morton & Co., 1925)

I Chant the Mountains ( [Louisville, Kentucky: Standard Printing Company, 1945)

Poems ([Frankfort, Kentucky]: Roberts Printing Co., 1950-1952)

A Mess of Pottage (Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Printing, 1950)

Florida Poems (Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Printing, 1950)

The Vanishing Plateau (Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Printing, 1951)

 These Hills (Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Printing, 1951)

 The Autumn Maid (Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Printing, 1952)

The Crown of Glory (Frankfort, Kentucky: Roberts Print Co., 1952)

H.H. Fuson was born on Little Clear Creek, in Bell County, Kentucky, August 21, 1876. He taught school, acted as Principal and Superintendent, in this eastern kentucky comunity as follows; Lower Cannon Creek (Happy Valley) 1895; Clear Creek Springs 1896-1898; Laurel Fork in South America 1899-1901; County Superintendent of Bell County Schools, two terms, 1902-1910; Superintendent of the Pineville, Kentucky, Schools 1910-1912; Principal of the Seventh District School, Covington, Kentucky, 1912-1914; Principal of the First District School, Covington, 1914-1922; Principal of the John W. Hall Junior High School 1922-1925. He quit teaching in 1925, studied law and was admitted to practice in 1929. Opening a law ofifice in Harlan Kentucky with a gentleman named  J. B. Snyder. Fuson was County Attorney of Harlan County, September, 1935, to November, 1936, by appointment.  He died in 1964

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