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[edit] List of counties in Kentucky

Map of Kentucky's counties
Map of Kentucky's counties

Despite ranking 37th in size, Kentucky has 120 counties, third in the U.S. behind Texas' 254 and Georgia's 159.[1] The original motivation for having so many counties was to ensure that residents in the days of poor roads and horseback travel could make a round trip from their home to the county seat and back in a single day.[2] Later, however, politics began to play a part, with citizens who disagreed with the present county government simply petitioning the state to create a new county. The 1891 Kentucky Constitution placed stricter limits on county creation, stipulating that a new county:

  • must have a land area of at least 400 square miles;
  • must have a population of at least 12,000 people;
  • must not by its creation reduce the land area of an existing county to less than 400 square miles;
  • must not by its creation reduce the population of an existing county to less than 12,000 people;
  • must not create a county boundary line that passes within 10 miles of an existing county seat.

These regulations have reined in the proliferation of counties in Kentucky. Since the 1891 Constitution, only McCreary County has been created.[3]

[edit] Basic data

Except where noted otherwise, all data in the following list are taken from the appropriate county's entry in The Kentucky Encyclopedia.[4]


Alphabetical list of counties in Kentucky
County Year formed County seat Formed from Named for Location in Kentucky
Adair County 1802 Columbia Green County John Adair, Governor of Kentucky
Allen County 1815 Scottsville Barren County and Warren County John Allen, soldier in the War of 1812
Anderson County 1827 Lawrenceburg Franklin County, Washington County and Mercer County Richard Clough Anderson, Jr., Kentucky and United States legislator
Ballard County 1842 Wickliffe Hickman County and McCracken County Bland Ballard, soldier in the Battle of Fallen Timbers and Battle of River Raisin
Barren County 1798 Glasgow Green County and Warren County The Barrens, a region of grassland in Kentucky
Bath County 1811 Owingsville Montgomery County Medicinal springs located within the county
Bell County 1867 Pineville Harlan County and Knox County Joshua Fry Bell, Kentucky legislator
Boone County 1798 Burlington Campbell County Daniel Boone, frontiersman
Bourbon County 1785 Paris Fayette County House of Bourbon, European royal house
Boyd County 1860 Catlettsburg Greenup County, Carter County and Lawrence County Linn Boyd, United States Congressman and Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky
Boyle County 1842 Danville Lincoln County and Mercer County John Boyle, Chief Justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals
Bracken County 1796 Augusta Mason County and Campbell County William Bracken, trapper and frontiersman
Breathitt County 1839 Jackson Clay County, Perry County and Estill County John Breathitt, Governor of Kentucky
Breckenridge County 1799 Hardinsburg Hardin County John Breckinridge, Kentucky statesman
Bullitt County 1796 Shepherdsville Jefferson County and Nelson County Alexander Scott Bullitt, first Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky
Butler County 1810 Morgantown Logan County and Ohio County Richard Butler, Revolutionary War general
Caldwell County 1809 Princeton Livingston County John Caldwell, second lieutenant governor of Kentucky
Calloway County 1822 Murray Hickman County Richard Callaway, pioneer
Campbell County 1794 Alexandria and Newport Harrison County, Mason County and Scott County John Campbell, Revolutionary War soldier
Carlisle County 1886 Bardwell Hickman County John G. Carlisle, statesman
Carroll County 1838 Carrollton Gallatin County, Trimble County, and Henry county Charles Carroll, last living signer of the Declaration of Independence
Carter County 1838 Grayson Greenup County and Lawrence County William Grayson Carter, United States Senator
Casey County 1806 Liberty Lincoln County William Casey, Revolutionary War soldier
Christian County 1796 Hopkinsville Logan County William Christian, Revolutionary War soldier
Clark County 1792 Winchester Bourbon County and Fayette County George Rogers Clark, Revolutionary War soldier
Clay County 1807 Manchester Madison County, Floyd County, and Knox County Green Clay, military general and surveyor
Clinton County 1835 Albany Cumberland County and Wayne County DeWitt Clinton, Governor of New York
Crittenden County 1842 Marion Livingston County[5] John Jordan Crittenden, Governor of Kentucky
Cumberland County 1798 Burkesville Green County Cumberland River
Daviess County 1815 Owensboro Ohio County Joseph Hamilton Daveiss, lawyer killed at the Battle of Tippecanoe
Edmonson County 1825 Brownsville Hart County, Grayson County, and Warren County John Edmonson, military captain killed at the Battle of River Raisin
Elliott County 1869 Sandy Hook Morgan County, Lawrence County, and Carter County John Lisle Elliott or John Milton Elliott, legislators
Estill County 1808 Irvine Clark County and Madison County James Estill, military captain killed at the Battle of Little Mountain
Fayette County 1780 Lexington One of three original Kentucky counties General Lafayette, Revolutionary War general
Fleming County 1798 Flemingsburg Mason County John Fleming, early settler of Kentucky
Floyd County 1800 Prestonsburg Fleming County, Montgomery County, and Mason County John Floyd, surveyor and pioneer
Franklin County 1794 Frankfort Mercer County, Shelby County, and Woodford County Benjamin Franklin, signer of the Declaration of Independence
Fulton County 1845 Hickman Hickman County Robert Fulton, inventor of the first commercially successful steamboat
Garrard County 1796 Lancaster Madison County, Lincoln County, and Mercer County[6] James Garrard, Governor of Kentucky
Grant County 1820 Williamstown Pendleton County Samuel Grant, John Grant, and / or Squire Grant, early settlers of Kentucky
Graves County 1824 Mayfield Hickman County Benjamin F. Graves, soldier killed at the Battle of River Raisin
Grayson County 1810 Leitchfield Hardin County and Ohio County William Grayson, aide to George Washington
Green County 1792 Greensburg Lincoln County and Nelson County Nathanael Greene, Revolutionary War general
Greenup County 1803 Greenup Mason County Christopher Greenup, Governor of Kentucky
Hancock County 1829 Hawesville Ohio County, Breckinridge County, and Daviess County John Hancock, signer of the Declaration of Independence
Hardin County 1792 Elizabethtown Nelson County John Hardin, pioneer
Harlan County 1819 Harlan Knox County Silas Hardin, soldier in the Battle of Blue Licks
Harrison County 1793 Cynthiana Bourbon County and Scott County Benjamin Harrison, co-author of the Kentucky Constitution
Hart County 1819 Munfordville Hardin County and Barren County Nathaniel G. T. Hart, lawyer captured at the Battle of River Raisin
Henderson County 1798 Henderson Christian County Richard Henderson, founder of the Transylvania Company
Henry County 1798 New Castle Shelby County Patrick Henry, Revolutionary War patriot
Hickman County 1821 Clinton Christian County Paschal Hickman, military captain killed at the Battle of River Raisin
Hopkins County 1806 Madisonville Henderson County Samuel Hopkins, Revolutionary War general
Jackson County 1858 McKee Madison County, Estill County, Owsley County, Clay County, Laurel County, and Rockcastle County Andrew Jackson, President of the United States
Jefferson County 1780 Louisville One of three original Kentucky counties Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States
Jessamine County 1798 Nicholasville Fayette County Jessamine Creek
Johnson County 1843 Paintsville Floyd County, Lawrence County, and Morgan County Richard Mentor Johnson, Vice President of the United States
Kenton County 1840 Covington and Independence Campbell County Simon Kenton, pioneer
Knott County 1884 Hindman Perry County, Letcher County, Floyd County, and Breathitt County James Proctor Knott, Governor of Kentucky
Knox County 1799 Barbourville Lincoln County Henry Knox, United States Secretary of War
Larue County 1843 Hodgenville Hardin County John Larue, early settler of Kentucky
Laurel County 1825 London Rockcastle County, Clay County, Knox County and Whitley County Mountain laurel trees that are prominent in the area
Lawrence County 1821 Louisa Greenup County and Floyd County James Lawrence, naval commander during the War of 1812
Lee County 1870 Beattyville Breathitt County, Estill County, Owsley County, and Wolfe County Robert E. Lee, Confederate general or Lee County, Virginia
Leslie County 1878 Hyden Clay County, Harlan County and Perry County Preston Leslie, Governor of Kentucky
Letcher County 1842 Whitesburg Perry County and Harlan County Robert P. Letcher, Governor of Kentucky
Lewis County 1806 Vanceburg Mason County Meriwether Lewis, explorer
Lincoln County 1780 Stanford One of three original Kentucky counties Benjamin Lincoln, Revolutionary War general
Logan County 1792 Russellville Lincoln County Benjamin Logan, military general from Virginia
Lyon County 1854 Eddyville Caldwell County Chittenden Lyon, United States Representative
Madison County 1785 Richmond Lincoln County James Madison, President of the United States
Magoffin County 1860 Salyersville Floyd County, Johnson County and Morgan County Beriah Magoffin, Governor of Kentucky
Marion County 1834 Lebanon Washington County Francis Marion, Revolutionary War general
Marshall County 1842 Benton Calloway County John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court
Martin County 1870 Inez Floyd County, Johnson County, Pike County, and Lawrence County John P. Martin, United States Congressman
Mason County 1788 Maysville Bourbon County[7] George Mason, statesman
McCracken County 1825 Paducah Hickman County Virgil McCracken, military captain killed at the Battle of River Raisin
McCreary County 1912 Whitley City Pulaski County, Wayne County and Whitley County James McCreary, Governor of Kentucky
McLean County 1854 Calhoun Daviess County, Muhlenberg County and Ohio County Alney McLean, United States Representative
Meade County 1823 Brandenburg Breckinridge County and Hardin County James Meade, killed at the Battle of River Raisin
Menifee County 1869 Frenchburg Bath County, Montgomery County, Morgan County, Powell County and Wolfe County Richard H. Menefee, United States Congressman
Mercer County 1785 Harrodsburg Lincoln County Hugh Mercer, killed at the Battle of Princeton
Metcalfe County 1860 Edmonton Barren County, Hart County, Green County, Adair County, Cumberland County and Monroe County Thomas Metcalfe, Governor of Kentucky
Monroe County 1820 Tompkinsville Barren County and Cumberland County James Monroe, President of the United States
Montgomery County 1796 Mount Sterling Clark County[8] Richard Montgomery, military general killed at the Battle of Quebec
Morgan County 1822 West Liberty Bath County and Floyd County Daniel Morgan, Revolutionary War general
Muhlenberg County 1798[9] Greenville Christian County and Logan County John Peter Muhlenberg, Revolutionary War general
Nelson County 1784 Bardstown Jefferson County Thomas Nelson, signer of the Declaration of Independence
Nicholas County 1799 Carlisle Mason County and Bourbon County George Nicholas, Revolutionary War colonel
Ohio County 1798 Hartford Hardin County Ohio River
Oldham County 1823 La Grange Henry County, Jefferson County and Shelby County William Oldham, Revolutionary War colonel
Owen County 1819 Owenton Franklin County, Gallatin County and Scott County Abraham Owen, killed at the Battle of Tippecanoe
Owsley County 1843 Booneville Breathitt County, Clay County, and Estill County William Owsley, Governor of Kentucky
Pendleton County 1798 Falmouth Campbell County and Bracken County Edmund Pendleton, member of the Continental Congress
Perry County 1820 Hazard Floyd County and Clay County Oliver Hazard Perry, Admiral in the War of 1812
Pike County 1821 Pikeville Floyd County Zebulon Pike, discoverer of Pike's Peak
Powell County 1852 Stanton Clark County, Estill County, and Montgomery County Lazarus Whitehead Powell, Governor of Kentucky
Pulaski County 1798 Somerset Green County and Lincoln County Casimir Pulaski, Revolutionary War soldier killed at the Battle of Savannah
Robertson County 1867 Mount Olivet Bracken County, Harrison County, Mason County, and Nicholas County George Robertson, chief justice of the Kentucky court of appeals
Rockcastle County 1810 Mount Vernon Lincoln County, Madison County, Knox County and Pulaski County Rockcastle River
Rowan County 1856 Morehead Fleming County and Morgan County John Rowan, Congressman from Kentucky
Russell County 1825 Jamestown Adair County, Wayne County and Cumberland County William Russell, Revolutionary War colonel
Scott County 1792 Georgetown Woodford County Charles Scott, Governor of Kentucky
Shelby County 1792 Shelbyville Jefferson County Isaac Shelby, Governor of Kentucky
Simpson County 1819 Franklin Allen County, Logan County and Warren County John Simpson, military captain killed at the Battle of River Raisin
Spencer County 1824 Taylorsville Nelson County, Shelby County, and Bullitt County Spears Spencer, military captain killed at the Battle of Tippecanoe
Taylor County 1848 Campbellsville Green County Zachary Taylor, President of the United States
Todd County 1819 Elkton Logan County and Chrisitan County John Todd, military colonel killed at the Battle of Blue Licks
Trigg County 1820 Cadiz Christian County and Caldwell County Stephen Trigg, military colonel killed at the Battle of Blue Licks
Trimble County 1837 Bedford Gallatin County, Henry County and Oldham County Robert Trimble, Associate Supreme Court Justice
Union County 1811 Morganfield Henderson County Unanimous decision of the residents to create a new county
Warren County 1796 Bowling Green Logan County Joseph Warren, Revolutionary War general
Washington County 1792 Springfield Jefferson County George Washington, President of the United States
Webster County 1860 Dixon Henderson County, Hopkins County, and Union County Daniel Webster, United States Secretary of State
Whitley County 1818 Williamsburg Knox County William Whitley, Kentucky pioneer
Wolfe County 1860 Campton Breathitt County, Owsley County, and Powell County Nathaniel Wolfe, member of the Kentucky General Assembly
Woodford County 1788 Versailles Fayette County William Woodford, Revolutionary War general

[edit] Census data

All data in the following list are taken from U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File 1.

Census data for counties in Kentucky (listed alphabetically)
FIPS County Code County Population, 2000 Housing units Area in square miles Density per square mile of land area
Total area Water area Land area Population Housing units
001 Adair County 17,244 7,792 412.23 5.39 406.84 42.4 19.2
003 Allen County 17,800 8,057 352.04 5.92 346.12 51.4 23.3
005 Anderson County 19,111 7,752 204.28 1.61 202.67 94.3 38.2
007 Ballard County 8,286 3,837 273.60 22.44 251.16 33.0 15.3
009 Barren County 38,033 17,095 499.93 8.96 490.97 77.5 34.8
011 Bath County 11,085 4,994 283.94 4.48 279.46 39.7 17.9
013 Bell County 30,060 13,341 361.35 0.58 360.77 83.3 37.0
015 Boone County 85,991 33,351 256.96 10.70 246.26 349.2 135.4
017 Bourbon County 19,360 8,349 291.66 0.23 291.43 66.4 28.6
019 Boyd County 49,752 21,976 161.82 1.65 160.17 310.6 137.2
021 Boyle County 27,697 11,418 182.99 1.09 181.90 152.3 62.8
023 Bracken County 8,279 3,715 208.89 5.67 203.22 40.7 18.3
025 Breathitt County 16,100 6,812 495.29 0.09 495.19 32.5 13.8
027 Breckinridge County 18,648 9,890 585.53 13.12 572.41 32.6 17.3
029 Bullitt County 61,236 23,160 300.20 1.12 299.08 204.8 77.4
031 Butler County 13,010 5,815 431.52 3.44 428.08 30.4 13.6
033 Caldwell County 13,060 6,126 348.18 1.20 346.98 37.6 17.7
035 Calloway County 34,177 16,069 410.79 24.53 386.25 88.5 41.6
037 Campbell County 88,616 36,898 159.43 7.87 151.55 584.7 243.5
039 Carlisle County 5,351 2,490 199.02 6.54 192.49 27.8 12.9
041 Carroll County 10,155 4,439 137.27 7.18 130.09 78.1 34.1
043 Carter County 26,889 11,534 412.15 1.55 410.60 65.5 28.1
045 Casey County 15,447 7,242 445.73 0.12 445.61 34.7 16.3
047 Christian County 72,265 27,182 724.01 2.69 721.32 100.2 37.7
049 Clark County 33,144 13,749 255.16 0.85 254.31 130.3 54.1
051 Clay County 24,556 9,439 471.08 0.07 471.01 52.1 20.0
053 Clinton County 9,634 4,888 205.54 8.09 197.46 48.8 24.8
055 Crittenden County 9,384 4,410 370.95 8.81 362.14 25.9 12.2
057 Cumberland County 7,147 3,567 310.85 5.02 305.82 23.4 11.7
059 Daviess County 91,545 38,432 476.27 13.88 462.39 198.0 83.1
061 Edmonson County 11,644 6,104 308.01 5.39 302.62 38.5 20.2
063 Elliott County 6,748 3,107 235.20 1.24 233.96 28.8 13.3
065 Estill County 15,307 6,824 255.70 1.76 253.93 60.3 26.9
067 Fayette County (Lexington) 260,512 116,167 285.52 1.00 284.52 915.6 408.3
069 Fleming County 13,792 6,120 351.47 0.62 350.84 39.3 17.4
071 Floyd County 42,441 18,551 395.46 1.16 394.29 107.6 47.0
073 Franklin County 47,687 21,409 212.11 1.65 210.46 226.6 101.7
075 Fulton County 7,752 3,697 230.55 21.60 208.95 37.1 17.7
077 Gallatin County 7,870 3,362 104.67 5.87 98.81 79.7 34.0
079 Garrard County 14,792 6,414 233.88 2.67 231.21 64.0 27.7
081 Grant County 22,384 9,306 260.79 0.86 259.93 86.1 35.8
083 Graves County 37,028 16,340 556.46 0.87 555.59 66.6 29.4
085 Grayson County 24,053 12,802 510.85 7.17 503.68 47.8 25.4
087 Green County 11,518 5,420 288.78 0.12 288.66 39.9 18.8
089 Greenup County 36,891 15,977 354.51 8.41 346.11 106.6 46.2
091 Hancock County 8,392 3,600 198.92 10.12 188.80 44.4 19.1
093 Hardin County 94,174 37,673 629.86 1.88 627.98 150.0 60.0
095 Harlan County 33,202 15,017 467.97 0.78 467.20 71.1 32.1
097 Harrison County 17,983 7,660 309.88 0.20 309.68 58.1 24.7
099 Hart County 17,445 8,045 417.91 1.98 415.93 41.9 19.3
101 Henderson County 44,829 19,466 467.24 27.11 440.12 101.9 44.2
103 Henry County 15,060 6,381 291.11 1.79 289.32 52.1 22.1
105 Hickman County 5,262 2,436 252.94 8.49 244.44 21.5 10.0
107 Hopkins County 46,519 20,668 554.23 3.67 550.56 84.5 37.5
109 Jackson County 13,495 6,065 346.57 0.24 346.33 39.0 17.5
111 Jefferson County (Louisville) 693,604 305,835 398.58 13.49 385.09 1,801.2 794.2
113 Jessamine County 39,041 14,646 174.45 1.32 173.13 225.5 84.6
115 Johnson County 23,445 10,236 263.94 2.40 261.54 89.6 39.1
117 Kenton County 151,464 63,571 164.38 2.42 161.97 935.2 392.5
119 Knott County 17,649 7,579 353.01 0.82 352.19 50.1 21.5
121 Knox County 31,795 13,999 387.71 0.04 387.66 82.0 36.1
123 Larue County 13,373 5,860 263.72 0.53 263.20 50.8 22.3
125 Laurel County 52,715 22,317 443.74 8.07 435.67 121.0 51.2
127 Lawrence County 15,569 7,040 420.12 1.35 418.78 37.2 16.8
129 Lee County 7,916 3,321 211.22 1.36 209.86 37.7 15.8
131 Leslie County 12,401 5,502 404.36 0.33 404.03 30.7 13.6
133 Letcher County 25,277 11,405 339.12 0.07 339.04 74.6 33.6
135 Lewis County 14,092 6,173 495.70 11.21 484.49 29.1 12.7
137 Lincoln County 23,361 10,127 336.47 0.21 336.26 69.5 30.1
139 Livingston County 9,804 4,772 342.20 26.12 316.08 31.0 15.1
141 Logan County 26,573 11,875 557.10 1.41 555.68 47.8 21.4
143 Lyon County 8,080 4,189 256.42 40.71 215.70 37.5 19.4
145 McCracken County 65,514 30,361 268.08 17.05 251.02 261.0 120.9
147 McCreary County 17,080 7,405 430.64 2.94 427.70 39.9 17.3
149 McLean County 9,938 4,392 256.17 1.88 254.30 39.1 17.3
151 Madison County 70,872 29,595 443.11 2.42 440.68 160.8 67.2
153 Magoffin County 13,332 5,447 309.44 0.01 309.44 43.1 17.6
155 Marion County 18,212 7,277 346.86 0.47 346.39 52.6 21.0
157 Marshall County 30,125 14,730 340.32 35.43 304.89 98.8 48.3
159 Martin County 12,578 5,551 230.81 0.11 230.70 54.5 24.1
161 Mason County 16,800 7,754 246.60 5.49 241.11 69.7 32.2
163 Meade County 26,349 10,293 324.22 15.71 308.51 85.4 33.4
165 Menifee County 6,556 3,710 206.03 2.13 203.90 32.2 18.2
167 Mercer County 20,817 9,289 253.11 2.20 250.92 83.0 37.0
169 Metcalfe County 10,037 4,592 290.96 0.07 290.90 34.5 15.8
171 Monroe County 11,756 5,288 332.11 1.30 330.81 35.5 16.0
173 Montgomery County 22,554 9,682 198.80 0.21 198.59 113.6 48.8
175 Morgan County 13,948 5,487 383.73 2.47 381.26 36.6 14.4
177 Muhlenberg County 31,839 13,675 479.43 4.71 474.72 67.1 28.8
179 Nelson County 37,477 14,934 424.07 1.45 422.63 88.7 35.3
181 Nicholas County 6,813 3,051 196.85 0.24 196.61 34.7 15.5
183 Ohio County 22,916 9,909 596.73 2.94 593.79 38.6 16.7
185 Oldham County 46,178 15,541 196.54 7.36 189.19 244.1 82.1
187 Owen County 10,547 5,345 354.16 2.02 352.14 30.0 15.2
189 Owsley County 4,858 2,247 198.09 0.00 198.09 24.5 11.3
191 Pendleton County 14,390 5,756 281.87 1.33 280.54 51.3 20.5
193 Perry County 29,390 12,741 342.64 0.49 342.15 85.9 37.2
195 Pike County 68,736 30,923 788.84 1.15 787.69 87.3 39.3
197 Powell County 13,237 5,526 180.20 0.07 180.14 73.5 30.7
199 Pulaski County 56,217 27,181 677.05 15.45 661.60 85.0 41.1
201 Robertson County 2,266 1,034 100.11 0.04 100.07 22.6 10.3
203 Rockcastle County 16,582 7,353 318.06 0.54 317.53 52.2 23.2
205 Rowan County 22,094 8,985 286.25 5.43 280.82 78.7 32.0
207 Russell County 16,315 9,064 282.82 29.29 253.53 64.4 35.8
209 Scott County 33,061 12,977 285.30 0.57 284.72 116.1 45.6
211 Shelby County 33,337 12,857 385.65 1.46 384.19 86.8 33.5
213 Simpson County 16,405 7,016 236.19 0.00 236.19 69.5 29.7
215 Spencer County 11,766 4,555 191.80 5.89 185.90 63.3 24.5
217 Taylor County 22,927 10,180 277.05 7.22 269.83 85.0 37.7
219 Todd County 11,971 5,121 376.97 0.62 376.35 31.8 13.6
221 Trigg County 12,597 6,698 481.13 38.01 443.12 28.4 15.1
223 Trimble County 8,125 3,437 156.23 7.38 148.85 54.6 23.1
225 Union County 15,637 6,234 363.43 18.33 345.10 45.3 18.1
227 Warren County 92,522 38,350 547.69 2.48 545.21 169.7 70.3
229 Washington County 10,916 4,542 301.52 0.93 300.59 36.3 15.1
231 Wayne County 19,923 9,789 484.20 24.80 459.40 43.4 21.3
233 Webster County 14,120 6,250 335.68 0.93 334.75 42.2 18.7
235 Whitley County 35,865 15,288 445.15 4.99 440.15 81.5 34.7
237 Wolfe County 7,065 3,264 222.86 0.08 222.78 31.7 14.7
239 Woodford County 23,208 9,374 191.98 1.30 190.68 121.7 49.2
Totals 4,041,769 1,750,927 40,409.02 680.79 39,728.21

[edit] References

  1. ^ How Many Counties are in Your State?. Click and Learn. Retrieved on 2006-11-29.
  2. ^ (1992) "Counties", in Kleber, John E.: The Kentucky Encyclopedia, Associate editors: Thomas D. Clark, Lowell H. Harrison, and James C. Klotter, Lexington, Kentucky: The University Press of Kentucky. ISBN 0813117720. 
  3. ^ (1996) "Fiscal Court", County Government in Kentucky: Informational Bulletin No. 115. Frankfort, Kentucky: Kentucky Legislative Research Commission. 
  4. ^ (1992) in Kleber, John E.: The Kentucky Encyclopedia, Associate editors: Thomas D. Clark, Lowell H. Harrison, and James C. Klotter, Lexington, Kentucky: The University Press of Kentucky. ISBN 0813117720. 
  5. ^ History of Crittenden County, Kentucky and The Crittenden Press, published since 1879. The Crittenden Press. Retrieved on 2007-01-26.
  6. ^ About Garrard County. Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database. Retrieved on 2007-01-26.
  7. ^ Welcome to Mason County, Kentucky. Retrieved on 2007-01-26.
  8. ^ Montgomery County, Kentucky Genealogy. Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database. Retrieved on 2007-01-26.
  9. ^ Muhlenberg County, Kentucky. Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database. Retrieved on 2007-01-26.
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