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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02303 2060
HISTORICAL SKETCHES
KENTUCKY:
EMBRACING
IT'S HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, AND NATURAL CURIOSITIES, CEOGRAPHICAL. STATISTICAL, AND GEOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS;
WITH
ANECDOTES OF PIONEER LIFE,
AND
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISHED PIONEERS, SOLDIERS, STATESMEN, JURISTS, LAWYERS, DIVINES, ETC
ILLUSTRATED BY FORTY ENGRAVINGS.
BY LEWIS COLLINS,
FURLISHED BY LEWIS COLLINS, MAYSVILLE, KY .: AND I. A. & V. P. JAMES, CINCINNATI 1848.
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PREFACE.
THE late H. P. Peers, of the city of Maysville, laid the foundation for the work which is now presented to the reading community. Mr. Peers designed it to be simply a small Gazetteer of the State ; and had collected, and partially arranged for publication, the major part of the materials, comprising a description of the towns and counties. Upon his de- cease, the materials passed into the hands of the Author, who determined to remodel them, and make such additions as would give permanency and increased value to the work. He has devoted much labor to this object; but circumstances having rendered its publication necessary at an earlier day than was contemplated, some errore may have escaped, which more time, and a fuller investigation would have enabled him to detect.
Serious obstacles have been encountered, in the preparation of the Biographical Sketches. Many of those which appear in the work, were prepared from the personal recollections of the Author ; while others have been omitted, because he did not know to whom he could apply for them, or having applied and in some instances repeatedly, failed in procuring them. This is his apology, for the non-appearance of many names in that department, which are entitled to a distinguished place in the annals of Kentucky.
In the preparation of the work, one design of the Author has been to preserve, in a durable forn, those rich fragments of local and personal history, many of which exist, at preatt, only in the ephemeral form of oral tradition, or are treasured up among the recollections of the agol actors in the stirring scenes. the memory of which is thus perpetuated. These venerable witnesses from a former age, are rapidly passing away from our midst. and with them will be buried the knowledge of much that is most interesting in the primitive history of the commonwealth. It is from sources such as we have mentioned, that the materials for the future historian are to be drawn ; and, like the scattered leaves of the Sybil. they frail mementos of the past should be gathered up and preserved with religious veneration. If the Author shall have succeeded, in thus redeeming from oblivion any considerable er important portion of the early history of the State, his design will be fully accomplished, and bis labor amply rewarded.
Of all the members of this great republican confederacy, there is none whose history is more nich in the variety, quality, and imerest of its materials. The poet, the warrior, and the statesman can each find subjects, the contemplation of which will instruct him in his act : and to the general reader, it would. perhaps, be impossible to present a field of more varas! and attractive interest.
It is proper that the Author should state that he has received the assistance of many able pens, in the preparati u of the work. The " Outline History," embracing about eighty pages, was written by John A. M'Clung, E-q., of Washington. Wilham P. Conwell, Enj., of Mayevite, has rendered important aid, particularly in the biographical departament. He is the writer of the Sketches. among others, of the Hot. Henry Clay. Gen. George R. gore Clark, Cal. Daniel Boone, and Gen. Z. Taylor. The authen is also greatly indebted to Col. Charies S. Todd of Shelby county ; Henry Wailer, R. H. Stanton, and William H Wad- worth, Eaqrs., of the city of Maysville; Nolife Butler, Esqr. (author of a late and exref.ent
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work on English Grammar), of the city of Louisville; Bruce Porter, Esq., of the town of Flemingsburg ; Thomas W. Riley, Esq., of Bardstown ; and Professor O. Beatty, of Centra College, Danville, for valuable contributions. Col. Todd furnished some seven or eight biographical sketches; among them, those of Gov. Shelby and Judge Innes, Mr. Waller prepared the whole of the county of Mason, Mr. Butler a large portion of the county of Jefferson, Mr. Porter a portion of the county of Fleming, Mr. Riley a portion of the county of Bullitt, and Mr. Beatty the article on the Geology of Kentucky. A distinguished citizen of the State contributed the interesting Sketch of the Court of Appeals.
The Historical Sketches of the several religious denominations, were prepared by the following gentlemen : Rev. John L. Waller, editor of the Western Baptist Review, Frank- fort, of the Baptist church ; Rev. W. W. Hill, editor of the Presbyterian Herall, Louisville, of the Presbyterian church ; Rev. George W. Smiley,* of the Northern Kentucky Confer- once, of the Methodist Episcopal church : Rev. James Shannon, president of Bacon College, Harrodsburg, of the Christian Church ; Rt. Rev. B. B. Smith, D.D., Bishop of the Diocese of Kentucky, of the Episcopal church ; Rev. Rich. Beard, D.D., president of Cumberland College, Princeton, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church ; and Rev. M. J. Spalding, D.D., Vicar-General of Kentucky, Louisville, of the Roman Catholic church.
He also acknowledges his indebtedness to the following gentlemen, for information con- cerning their counties, for incidents connected with the carly settlement of the State, or for biographical sketches, &e., viz :
James W. Carter, Esqr. of Adair county ; W. F. Evans, Esqr., of Allen; J. W. Crock- ett, and J. H. Stovall, Esqrs., of Ballard; B. N. Crump, Esqr., of Barren ; James M. Pres- ton, Esgr., of Boone; Hon. Garrett Davis, Dr. Joseph HI. Holt, Dr. William M Carrad, and William C. Lyle, John G. Serogin, and W. G. Talboi, Esqes., of Bourbon ; Hier. J. C. Young, D.D., president of Centre College, of Boyle ; General John Payne, of Brackou; John Hargis, Esq., of Breathitt ; Hon. John Calhoun, Joseph South, Joseph Allen, and Francis Peyton, Esqrs., of Breckinridge ; W. T. Samuels, and Michael O. Wade. Ezgrs., of Bullitt ; B. J. Burke, and L. W. Moore, Esqrs., of Butter; Charies B. Dallam, and Mateus M. Tyler, Esqes., of Callwell; E. H. Curd, Esqr., of Calloway ; Gen. Jatdes Taylor, and S. D. Smalley, Esqr., of Campbell; David Owen, Esq., of Carroll: G. W. Crawford, Esqr., of Carter ; Daniel H. Harrison, A. G. Stites, and R. R. hansden, Eaps, of Christian ; W. Flanagan, and Willis Collins, Esqts., of Clarke ; Dougherty White, and Wilham Woodcock, Esqrs., of Clay ; R. Maxey, and E. Long, Esqrs., of Clinton ; R. I. Bigham. and H. R. D. Coleman, Esqrs., of Crittenden ; E. B. Gaither, and Th. T. Alex- ander, Esqrs., and Dr. David R. Haggard, of Cumberland; John P. Devereaux, Esqr., of Daveiss ; A. M. Barrett, Esqr., of Edmonson ; Robert Clarke, Eaqr, of Eatill ; Hon. George Robertson, Gen. Leslie Combs, Gen. John M. M'Calla, Col. Richand Spurr, Hon. Robert Wickliffe. Rev. Robert J. Breckinridge, D. D., and John C. Bre kinridge, William S. Waller, John Bradford, James Logue, Samuel D. M'Collough, and Fielddiog R. Bradford. Esirs,, of Fiyene: C. C. Lane, and W. S. Bottas, Esqes, of Flening; Edwin Trimble, and Daniel Hager, Faqrs., of Floyd; Gov. William Owsles, Hon. Benjamic Monroe. Hou. James Holan. Gen. Peter Dudley, Col. James Davidson, Orlando Brown, John W. Farell. W .- Ham D. Herd. H. I. Bodley, and A. S. Mitchell, E-gras, et Franklin : Major J. W. Gliben, a.d R. A. Hatcher, Esqe., of Falton; Rev. Boujanan Faller, of Gallatin ; 1. J. Brown, Esqr., of Giarrerd; John W. M'Cann. Bage, of tirant ; Jack Thomas, Hage, of Grayson ; G W. Montagne, Esgr., of Greene ; W. L. Pouze, Esqgr., of Greenup ; D. L. Adair, Expr., of Hancock ; Dr. Samuel B. Young, aul Thomas. D. Brown, Eagr., of Hasta; E. V. T'inhank, Esgr., of Harlan; Gen. L. B. Desha, and J. V. Bas-ou. Eser., of Harrison ;
* It . Jue to Mr. Smiley to state, that the sketch of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was prepared by Fim upra a few days' notice.
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Robert D. Murray, and John Bowman, Esqrs., of Hart ; Dr. Owen Glass, O. H. Hillver, and J. E. M'Callister, Esqrs., of Henderson ; W. B. Edmunston, and N. E. Wight Esqrs., of Hickman ; Samuel Woodson, Esqr., of Hopkins ; Hon. Henry Pirtte, T.J. P. Shaffher, Esir., and Dr. Bullitt, of Jefferson ; R. E. Woodson, Esqr., of Jessamine : John House, Esqr., of Johnson ; Hon. James T. Morehead, and J. W. Menzies, Esqr., of Ken- ton ; B. H. Ohler, Esqr., of Knox; John Duncan, and William Beelar, Esqrs., of Larue ; G. F. Hatcher, Esqr., of Lawrence; W. B. Hampton, Esqr., of Letcher ; R. G. Carter, Engr., of Lewis ; J. Campbell, Esqr., of Lincoln: William Gordon, Esqz., of Livingston ; M. B. Morton, and Albert G. Rhea, Esqrs., of Logan : Abner Oldham, Esqr., Col. John Speed Smith, and Col. David Irvine, of Madison ; Nicholas S. Ray, Esqr., and Captain Edmund A. Graves, of Marion ; Henry Hand, Esqr., of Marshall ; William Fairleigh, Esqr., of Meade ; Hon. Adam Beatty, Col. James C. Pickett, Dr. J. M. Duke, R. H. Col -. lins, and Joseph B. Boyd, Esqrs., of Mason; William H. Jones, Eser., of M'Cracken ; Gen. Robert B. M'Afee, Captain Samuel Daveiss, Dr. C. Graham, and James M'Afee, Esr., of Mercer : William Butler, Esqr., of Monroe ; Richard Apperson, Esqr., of Mont- gomery ; James Elliott, Esqr., of Morgan ; Charles F. Wing, Esqr., of Muhlenburg ; Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, G. Clayton Slaughter, and A. G. Botts, Esqrs, of Nelson ; Charles Henderson, H. D. Taylor, and Stephen Stateler, Esqrs., of Ohio ; G. Armstrong, Esgr., of Oldham; J. W. Bacon, Esqr., of Owen ; William Williams, Esqr., of Owsley ; s. Thomas Hauser, Esqr., of Pendleton ; John D. Mims, Esgr., of Pike ; E. Kelley, Esqr., of Pulaski; Col. Elisha Smith, of Rockcastle ; Joseph T. Rowe, Esar., ef Russell; John T. Steppe, Esqr., and Rev. Howard Malcom, D.D., of Scott: Thomas J. Throop, [. Shelby Todd, and John H. Todd, Esqrs., and Rev. Abraham Cook, of Shelby ; John Hoy, Esqr., of Simpson; Ralph Lancaster, Esqr., of Spencer; W. H. Wells, and R. E. Glenn, E-qrs., of Todd ; Kain A. M'Caughan, and Robert Baker, Esqrs., of Trigg; W. Samuels, Esqr., of Trimble ; J. W. Cromwell, Esqr., of Union ; Hon. A. W. Graham, Hon. Joseph R. Underwood, and Loyd Berry, Esyr., of Warren ; W. B. Booker, E4.r. of Washington; W. Simpson, Esqr., of Wayne; W. S. Cooke, and Cqune Gattile Extra., of Whitley ; Major Herman Lowmar, of Woodford .--- Also, to Thomas B. Steven son, Esqr., Dr. J. R. Buchanan, and Rev. Thornton A Mills, of Cincinnati
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INDEX TO THE OUTLINE HISTORY,
Pare.
Paze.
Cannon. first employed in Kentucky 24
Caroline, schooner, at the battle of New Or- iPans . ..
54 Adams and Jackson, presidential contest be- tweet! .
Alen and sedition laws condemned. . 55: :1
1 Chesapeake. attacked by the Leopard . .. . . . 65 933 ; Clark. Gen. George Rogers first appearance in Kentucky ... 10 Clark. expedition agamist Kaskaskia and Vin-
Allen. Col . killed .
Ann- xshon. fraistop in territorial .
21
-. of Texas. and its effects
Bank. A. s: chartered in Kentucky
--. expedition from the mouth of Lieking,
w= of K stucky chartered . .
63
expedition to the Whash -. -. Appointed generalissimo of French le-
47
-- , Branch of U. S., in Kentucky
Vi Kentuck:
Northern. of Kentucky.
Bird. Col .. expedition against Kentucky
Blannerhasset. the victim of Barr.
Blue Licks, Upper. defeat of Capt. Holder's
25
62 Clay. requires of Burr a disavowal of trea. sommable designs. .. 53
54
BY: Tess. Lower. Jisastrous battle at. 20 Board of War. in Kentucky 43 Bare. Mrs., and daughters. first white wo- inen on Kentucky r.ver- 10 19 19
BonsForough, founded. and fort built .. -. attacked by the Indians
Boorman. Col. expedition against Chillicothe, Hojas Fala. enter justice of the old court ... 14> To:). John, estuol-hes first newspaper in E-nucky
23 90
Consuldion, foirat. unpopular in Kentucky, -. first. !- faturrs
-. , new. forined and adopied . . . .. Convention. first on the proposed seperation trom Virginia.
31
-. , Jolin. first delegate to Congress ", letters of, on the independence
Brown, John, first serator to Congress . ... 45
"; anpicated in the Spanish in-
Brown. John. President Madison's letter in
Uryan's station. Mack on
Bellini Capt Thomas surveying at the Falls. ., A.axarder fr, speaker of the senate, 45
Bari, A vor. arrives in Renacky
57
. U. S., for the u str ct of Kentucky, es- tablished . ..
57 Courts, pie.schietion andler the drst constitu.
.5
www, Enceivey a plan of an empire
59 1
&c.
Theles motion against. overruled. Hors Dave.sa of portunity to prove his ria
60
-, contest between the Url and Now.
Crockett Del. nous! and of Fact Stephenson
30
Davese Col Jo, Hoth ion, the wes aguest Cut ?. ...
17
6 In sixi. ( maros, & frenchen sarg, letter of,
Calorat. I. Richard, was to Bronsho- ...
Canada, amor with Kentucky suggested. ...
19 | Fattoand and France, Before the Way of 1-1. 41 | Engush spy in Kemueky .
3
1
Convention. second -, ti.rd . , fourth . fitch
. sixth
, etgirth 1. 42
- much, and hast . to revise the constitution . 54. 55
60 99 Coin. first raised in K.machy. 25 Counties, Kenimeny d. vided into three-
Courts, first estabj spr. ..
---. of forumnon jaw and enarcery
. 1.1
w-, defeated for the governorship of New York
Bars, kil'a Hamilton in o dei
53
5ª Courts. changes in de stem of
Brech.nr.Age, Robert. first speaker of the H. R.
45
Brown. James, first secretary of state 45 36
95 95 95
Clarke. Judge. decides the relief law unconsti- tional. Clarke, Judge. his tral before the legislature. -, diecied governor. ! Clav. Henry. and Daveiss, intellectual com- bat between .
97
50 1
Clay and Jackson. presidential contest be- tween . . Clay and Polk. pres Sentiu! contest between. Combs Capt. Leshe galantry of .. Congress old. Triers the aumission of Ken- tucky to the new.
", forty independent. chartered
", Commonwealth's, chartered .
Clark, expedition against the Ohio Indians .. 24 27
ADAIR. Gen .. at the battle of New Orleans . . 59. 54 Adama. John second President. very odious in Kartuany
ne Dary 6.3 way asy improper de-
s. ty le at this time
INDEX TO THE OUTLINE HISTORY.
Page.
Frie. Lake. decisive victory upon 76
Faull. Capt., defeat of. 24
Exene law, odious in Kentucky 46. 47
Fa; . a. county, competes for the seat of gov- 45
Federal government, disaffection towards . . 46, 47 Finiry. John, visits Kentucky. 19 Fort. wok for the proper name of each Franer and England, their last great struggle, 68 Frankfort, how chosen as the seat of govern-
French revolution, how regarded - emissaries in Kentucky
Frenchtown, battle of.
Garrard. James, governor of the State
Genet. citizen, his projects and conduct
----. recalled. and mis acts disavowed . . . .
Governor, how chosen under the old consti-
Greenup, Christopher, elected governor ... Hardin, Col. John. murdered by the Indians. Harmar. Gen., disastrous expedition of.
Harrodsburg founded .
Harrison. Gen., marches against Canada . defence of Fort Nieigs
- defeats Proctor at the Thames. .. .
Henderson's purchase from the Cherokees .. Holder. Capi .. defeat of ...
Hopkins. Groen., expedition against the Illinois Losdians. .
Hall. Gen .. surrender of. 6- 67
Inpressment of American seameu
Ind pendence of Kentucky agitated . . . . 37, 50, 53
Inmis judge, connected with the Spanish in- Ingue . .
Innis, overrules the motion against Burr. .. . , tried and acquitted . ...
Insurance company at Lexington chartered. Jackson, Gen. Andrew, at New Orleans. ... --- and Adams. contest between .. ...
03 94
-- and Clay, conust between ... .. Jay. John, adaun against, in Kentucky . .... www. tus tresty with England. how regarded. 51
Jefferson. Thomas, elected President. .. . . . 50. 57 Johnen. Col. Richard M., at the battle of the
Kas amaia. surrenders to Gon Clark- Kenton. S nion. settles in Mason county 19
Kentuck:ans. drafted .. 42. 50
Aniucky. explored by the Anglo-Saxons. . . ---- , traces of the carter occupants of.
~ !: Ver. as jetried by the Me Afees. . "-, first log ca'an erected in " Gazete," printed at Lexington . . adimitted into the Union
Kaox. Col. James, leads the " Long Hanters " to Kentucky
Land law, unfortunate operation of .. Je toher. Robert P .. riveied governor
In The Co !. taken pr soner. .
Lex ngton. Erst blockhouse built 23
fit ration in actions of ejectment. changed. lamman's fort, errored and settred . Louisiana, ceded to France.
, purchased by the general govern-
Izm weille serird . Val soy Bean, Fixed governos . Pros. lent, letter vindicating Hon. James Brown
Mat it . Cia. Thomas
Humphrey. elected U. S. senator .. 51
staten destroyed.
Marked . 73.
udy. y inpete's for the seat of gov.
Gira. Thomas elected governor. .. 31 n gan dect of the les of. ". it c. and the old court .... wat to cade the naviga- 31 40
ar of Muter. Inmis. and
Mississippi, negotiations upon the subject. ..
Mississippi, its navigation secured by tresty. 32 Murray, William, opposes the states' rep! movement .
Muter, Judge George, attempt ic reinoy .... . his letter against an independent gov- ernment
New Orleans, right of deposit it. conceded this right suspended ....
, preparations for is defence. . , engagement of the 21th De- cember
New Orleans, brilliant victory of the th of January
New Orleans, numbers engaged: Nicholas. George, in the minu; convention . . . - first attorney general. .
, connected with the Spanish intrique Nullification. in the legislature ...
Owsley, Judge William, and the oil court .. -. tired governor. .. Perry. lieutenant, bris ant ; evry of.
Polk. James K., and Istry Clay . contest be- tween .
Power. Thomas. a Spanish messenger Relief and anti-relief .xe.temeid. laws decided unconstitutional
exe.tement in 1:42 835
Replevin, extended coto. bonally Revolution, French, how regarded.
- the age of seeing, not passed . Ruddell's station destroyed .
Sooolt. Gen. Charies Jothian expedition 13 , joins Wayne win 1 300 men- -. elected governor. .
Sebastian. Judge Broj .. aprompt to remove .. --. nterview with the spanish agent. . pensioued by Spaal. implicated with Burr. inquiry into his conduct.
Senators. how chosen under the old con -tt- tion
Separation from Virgmia ari the Union. ag- taird
Shelby. Isaac, first governot. -, reply to Dapean Slaughter, Gabriel, first licutenant and peting governor.
Spam. resents the purchase of Louisiana. Spanish intrigues in Kentucky . Specie payments suspended.
Squirrels, law requiring to be killed. St. Clair. Gen., campa.so of ...
!
Stephenson. fort. galland infence of. Stuart. James, killed by tos Iudans Taxes, upon what he osed . . 1.5 Tecumseh. his generous conduct at Tert Meigs
Tecumseh. killed at the Thames
I Thames. river. Victory ut ht .
Treaty of 17SK ampenently observed. .. with the Indias
Trimlde, Lieutenant Davel. ;
Vincennes, surrenderis Lien. Clark. ? ?
57 Walker, Ar vists Armasy War of 1-12. causes DE
--- ferling in Kentucky and New England.
00 United States.
39 Wayne, Grn., defeats the lurimins a pids . . " Western World." newspaper at Du Both of s Barr's
Wilkinson. Gen Jamps. i.
, accompanied Si ", commissioned unter - how her goried the:
12
trigu .....
St ! Watkinson. cooperate's with Bry. Winchester, Gen , At the river Basin
19 23 97 7!
35353
1.5
45 46 48 70 55 47
50
45 57 45 13 14
70 73 79
25
53 60 65 56
4
65 19 56 Virginia, action upon the proposed separa tion by Kentuck
INDEX TO COUNTIES, CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES.
The names of the Counties are in Small Capitals.
Page.
Page.
Pire.
Paga.
ADAIR .
164
CLAY. 243
Grayson 230
Lewisburg. Mul :- lenburg Co .. 473
Adairville
411
Claysville 341
GRAYSON
Albany
Clay Village 51- Great Crossings . .
Lewisport .
Alexandria
2:15
Cinentsburg. 247 VIRKEVE
ALLEN
156
CLINTON 245
Greeneville
Liberty
Allensville
53-5
Cluton .
3.50
Greensburz 32-
LINCOLN.
ANDERSON
16-
Clintonville
1933
GREENUP 031
Ashby sburg
3.51
Coverport.
212
Greenupsburg
Aupista 209
Colem insville
341
HANCOCK
3:3
E: LLARD
1:1
Columbia 10g
HARIAN
Hardin-pur 212
Bartoitsville
300
Concordia
417
Hardinsvill
London
Bardstown
174 : Constantine
912
HARLAN
BARREN
174
Corn.shv:tie 151
HARRISON
BATH.
122
Covington
Crab Orchard.
Harrodsburg 1.514
Lowe: Blue Licks
Bedford
Creeisburg
HART.
flaruord.
RAISON
Madisonville 351
Beihel
177
CUMBERLAND
Hawesy lle .
Manchester
BiandtvMi
171
Danville
Hazard.
Bicomieli
475
PAVEN'S
Hazle-Green
C .. ...
Manon, Owen fo.
1:0
Dowsingville 325
Helena
Marion. Scott. Co. . 505: MARSHALL
BOURBON
Exmomon 124
Hendersonville
HENRY . 34-
BOYI.P ..
Elizaville
1 Itibbardyville
1. .
BRACKEN
Ihickman
Maysville
Bradfortsville
251
HIMAMAN
MORACKEN
Braslenbory
14: Fairfield 175
Habeborough
WRADE
BRECRINRINGS 212 ; Falmouth- 4 !!
Horas
Rre ..: 024 155
Famnengion 9:37
Mitway ..
Mihersburg
Brownsville
F.ichrore 3:20
Independence
Millerstown
Invantavill. 216
Flennysvarg
212
Minerva
407
Barnauten 1-0
MONTGOMERY
Montarlo Moorefield 4-i)
Ca.ro ...
Frank ort
:14
M. AGAY. .. :1
CALDWELL
GALLOWAY
CAM.BALL
1 !
KISTON
Moscow.
Kson.
I.atav. tte
Lagrange
CIAIPA
Lrrrtuantown. Brack - ento 210 Germantown. Ma-
430
I. FICHER
1 : 1
5,-
447
4
401
GRAVES
Lewisburg, Hawn Co
New Haven
-
Athens
Colbysville
Hamilton.
Harrisonville 51 -
Bear Wallow 344
Ballet:+
1 CAMITENDEN
Cr. tenden
323
Havdandsvih
117
Cynthiana 340
Haydensville
Bon Harbor
Diver ..
4 10
Booneborough
Eddyville
HENDERSON
Henderson
MASON + :
Ponting-firechi 54 ..
:hali thiow
210 Fa.rview
Hodgenv ..
MERCER . V deleburg
Brook .. . 11. 210| LASEITE
Bownsherough 4 -- 23%
Ferry Commer
FLEMING
Florence
INloydsburg 4-4
5:37 Franc: svine
1 41
Carbale
Frutav f . f.LA F.N.
3:4
I.AW RENCE
Contre Pro
1. .
( mi )
LIVINGSTON 348 Lookport. Butler(". horaport, Hour; C. LOGAN 410
Balladsville
453 Concord .
555 Lovelacevilie
Hozlepatch
MONROE
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INDEX TO COUNTIES, ETC .- GENERAL INDEX.
Page.
Fage.
Paze.
New Liberty .. 490
Pleasant Hill 451
Scottsville . 166
Union
Now Market
-
Poplar Flat .. 401 Sharpsburg
Uniontown
Poplar Plains 207 SHELBY 517 Umon Vitage
NICHT.19
376
Port Royal
Shepherdsville 216
Verona . . ...
North Imarty
Ninth Middleton ..
123
k'reston
SIVISON
Simpsonville 518 1
Wansyoroszh
Nottsville
250
Prestonsburg 303
Princeton
222
Skiesville. 473
Waden 4 . 5:7
Precior
492
Smithland 410
Walnut Fler
Walton .. 1 ..
Oregon .
451
Raleigh
5-10
South Carroilton 4.3
Warsaw
Owenthorough
350 Red MI :335
SPENCER .
Springneid
150
Waynesburg 1. 1
OVALKT
in dry C. H.
Rock Havea
Running Ground , !! sanford 402
West Fond
Paintville
Raddell's Mills 193
173
Stephensburg 335
Paris
1 !!!
Russell
501
Stenhoamont 212
PENDLETON
Russellville
Taylorsville 5:12
W.Masburg
Penny .
400
110
Telersville
ToDo. 531
P-tersburg
PIKE .. 497
4:30
Pikeville
Fintaown
216
SCUTT
TRIMJLE ..
538 Yelvington 250
GENERAL INDEX.
Acter. Nov. Francis.
145
546
Aden, Rev. Carey H .. Col John .
13.5
..
Abpanen. hist. printed in Kentucky
MAersy. fr Richard C. Col Mehar C.
Aroma's Court of, sketch of 101
Arnold. Capt. John .. 5.54 The Ground Rudel's ration
4.31
..
Auf .. Bisson Francis.
12.5
near Four-mile Bar c'eraderland county
boeuf and Durch
D.nrhore st. :47
11
4 Bien Theodore. 14.1
. w. Ward and Kenton,
! , escape from the ind ans.
1
1.1 1 11
s constitutionality.
1 10%
· !!!
2 en ations organized 11 .- jackon associeuna
lie "gtrat revival"
Ezone, Chi. Andbel
Baptist Church. Regulars and . Separar sis'. the " Restretomists" the " Financipriors schism caused by a ausi
trade Baguet Church. the " Reformation early minis.
Baptist Theological College, at Lov ngon Barbear, Moj. Palp A Burnet's sitt way.and. Barry. Min Www. Tariog
ineminte of Reale. Cart Hader remarker
Berrava of wine D'art as
Brown. Pov Henry
Vanceinre
Port Oliver 166
Shelbyville 517
Sherourn 217
Versailles
Powersville 210
Proviience. 351
Romerset 494
Orangeburg
430
PULASKI . 495
Somerville 329
4~}
Raywiek
126
South Union
WASHINGTON 546
Owingsville
177
ROCKCASTLE
Rorkeysde
Kprineville
Ficamport 345
West Fo ..
WRITEY 347
Williamdown
Perryvilis
.1.51
Tompkinsville
-50
Schollville
Irming ..
Pleasuresville . 34S
Seventy-Six 246
UNION
Acer .
232
5:34
Ramsey
Boluster
Richmond 416
WAYNE
War Erstaunt Maar: Clay
X
GENERAL INDEX.
Page.
Boone, his life saved by Kenton. 356
.6 winters in a cave. 4.5.2
captured. while making salt 4-1
his remains re-tite rred . .
and L'affoway, misses, rescue of. 1-4
Boonsborongh, history of .. 1-5, 385, 41 -, 421
Botanic garden and nursery 412. 400
Bowman's, Col. expedition
Bowmar. Maj. H .. recollections of 351
Bougn, Frederick, adventure of. 337
Boy. rencounter of a. with Indians
remarkable fortitude of a. 6133
Boyle. cinef justice John 276
Bradford, John . .
Clelland. D. D . Rev. Thomas. Chifs of Kentucky river. 466
Clinton. Gov. De Witt.
Coal. - see each county. . . . 158, 491, 498, 493. 500
Coburn, Judge John ..
444
Cofins tound in a moand 182
Combonn. Mrs., anecdote of 1.3
je, Centre, at Danvat
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