Located in the heart of the famed Bluegrass Region, Woodford County is one of the oldest counties in Kentucky. Prominent citizens met in 1788 to create a new county government before Kentucky was a state and the area was still part of Virginia. These individuals included attorney and minister Caleb Wallace, who would be the founder of several colleges, and Thomas Marshall, the father of US Supreme Court chief justice John Marshall. With some of the finest pastureland in the world, the nearby Kentucky River for transportation, and an enterprising and industrious population, Woodford soon became one of the more prosperous counties in the state. Today, Woodford County is a community of the 21st century, but it is still known for its Thoroughbred horses, bourbon distilleries, rolling landscapes, and stone fences.
History of Woodford County: Giving a Brief Account of Its Settlement, Organization, Physical Characteristics and Progress
She possessed many of the rare qualities of her father and mother. John Newton Helm, the 1st, and his wife, Helen Maria Timberlake, had several children.
History of Woodford County
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History of Woodford County: Illinois (1910)
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The Past and Present of Woodford County, Illinois: Containing a History of the County--its Cities, Towns, &c., a Directory of...
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