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| tudied law, attended one course at Lexington ( | Kentucky) Law School, and was admitted to the bar in 1 |
| Carman and jockey Archibald at 1911 | Kentucky Derby. |
| kick to give West Virginia possession at the | Kentucky 48. |
| Born at Frankfort, | Kentucky, Coghlan graduated from the Naval Academy in |
| mustered out on July 18, 1865 at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| o of Shoemaker's most noted rides were at the | Kentucky Derby. |
| He played at the collegiate level at Eastern | Kentucky University. |
| She studied piano at Western | Kentucky University. |
| resumed the practice of law at Elizabethtown, | Kentucky, where he died December 27, 1910. |
| Wisconsin Infantry, in action at Perryville, | Kentucky. |
| Cantrill died in 1908 at Georgetown, | Kentucky. |
| ent on to play collegiate baseball at Eastern | Kentucky University where he was All-Ohio Valley Confe |
| c schools and Bethel College at Russellville, | Kentucky. |
| an American college football coach at Western | Kentucky University and Howard Payne University. |
| t McLemoresville, Tennessee and at Princeton, | Kentucky. |
| Powell held a variety of positions at Eastern | Kentucky University including Dean of Business Affairs |
| Wade H. Ellis was born at Covington, | Kentucky. |
| Pletschke died in October 1861 at Louisville, | Kentucky as a result of a relapse of typhoid fever, wh |
| is a mission church to one at Fredericktown, | Kentucky. |
| ral high schools of Wisconsin, and at Western | Kentucky State Normal School at Bowling Green, Kentuck |
| nd teaches as an adjunct professor at several | Kentucky colleges. |
| tional psychologist and professor at Northern | Kentucky University. |
| s Independent Cavalry Companies at Smithland, | Kentucky on December 9, 1861. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 25, 1865. |
| Duty at Lexington, | Kentucky, until November 1864. |
| 02, he was the head football coach at Western | Kentucky University and posted a 91-68 record, includi |
| Rail Car is one of four train vehicles at the | Kentucky Railway Museum on the National Register. |
| in the 1st Tennessee Infantry at Whitesburg, | Kentucky. |
| Treasurer of Hart County at Munfordville, | Kentucky, in 1934 and 1935. |
| d out of service July 15, 1865 at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| mustered out on July 14, 1865 at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| At Lexington, | Kentucky, until December. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 10, 1865. |
| He began his career as a reporter at the | Kentucky Post and the Albany (N.Y.) Knickerbockers New |
| He played college football at Western | Kentucky University. |
| From 1968 to 1971, he played at Western | Kentucky University, leading his team to a third place |
| Fowler died at Lexington, | Kentucky on August 22, 1840. |
| g the Ohio River into Indiana at Brandenburg, | Kentucky, the raiders captured the Alice Dean. |
| resumed the practice of law at Elizabethtown, | Kentucky, and died there July 18, 1892. |
| de by GE Consumer & Industrial at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| n 1871 and commenced practice at Hodgenville, | Kentucky. |
| Register of Historic Places, currently at the | Kentucky Railway Museum at New Haven, Kentucky, in sou |
| person (born March 26, 1972 at Elizabethtown, | Kentucky) is an American professional baseball coach. |
| at the Salmon P. Chase Law School at Northern | Kentucky University and began practising law. |
| Detachments were stationed at Falmouth, | Kentucky and Cynthiana, Kentucky guarding railroad lin |
| ccepted the head coaching position at Eastern | Kentucky University in Richmond, Kentucky. |
| ebec and Maine, south to Florida and at least | Kentucky. |
| t of service September 4, 1865 at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| f Native American and Panamanian descent at a | Kentucky county fair. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 18, 1865. |
| He played college football at Eastern | Kentucky University. |
| Floyd was an All-American at Eastern | Kentucky University. |
| She died January 28, 1836, at Frankfort, | Kentucky, and is buried at Frankfort Cemetery. |
| inally the group was a trio formed at Western | Kentucky State College (now Western Kentucky Universit |
| a brigade commander, and served at Columbus, | Kentucky, under Maj. |
| us diffusion facilities and those at Paducah, | Kentucky and Portsmouth, Ohio. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 21, 1865. |
| dual to the World Championships at Lexington, | Kentucky and came a creditable 16th. |
| Detained at Louisville, | Kentucky, and assigned to guard duty at various points |
| a prior to becoming the head coach at Eastern | Kentucky. |
| mustered out on July 20, 1865, at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| Negley's Brigade, McCook's Command, at Nolin, | Kentucky, to December 1861. |
| Carrier played college basketball at Western | Kentucky University. |
| The monument at Vanceburg, | Kentucky is the only Union structure in Kentucky erect |
| t of service September 26, 1865 at Lexington, | Kentucky. |
| He played college football at Western | Kentucky. |
| He was educated at the | Kentucky Military Institute and the University of Nash |
| ing their final season at Freedom Hall at the | Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky. |
| ning came when he attended college at Western | Kentucky University, from which he graduated in 1969. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 17, 1865. |
| wholesale hardware business at Catlettsburg, | Kentucky, from 1886 to 1924, and then at Ashland, Kent |
| ht flank of the Confederate base at Columbus, | Kentucky. |
| At Western | Kentucky University, Mitchell started all 36 games and |
| She furthered her education at Northern | Kentucky University's Chase College of Law, obtaining |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 20, 1865. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 20, 1865. |
| t another eighteen years as a lobbyist at the | Kentucky state capital in Frankfort. |
| nsferred and played his final year at Eastern | Kentucky in 1995. |
| It reorganized at Louisville, | Kentucky on September 10, 1863 and mustered in under t |
| e north end of the bridge starts at Livermore | Kentucky. |
| ter in the month, she saw action at Columbus, | Kentucky, a Confederate strong point on the Mississipp |
| uthern Exposition held in 1883 at Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| 1988-1999) & Professor (1999-2001) at Eastern | Kentucky University. |
| Born at Yelvington, | Kentucky., McCreery graduated from Centre College, in |
| st she seized steamer W. B. Terry at Paducah, | Kentucky, and on 4 September, with Tyler, she engaged |
| l School, now Sue Bennett College, at London, | Kentucky, and worked his way through Kentucky Wesleyan |
| As a senior at Western | Kentucky Evans averaged 10.0 ppg with a field goal per |
| The battery was organizing at Lebanon, | Kentucky when it was captured during an attack by Gene |
| Smith played college basketball at Western | Kentucky University and was drafted by the Kentucky Co |
| d that it was one of her dreams to attend the | Kentucky Derby. |
| Hill originally attended Western | Kentucky University where he played on the basketball |
| He then attended Western | Kentucky University, graduating with a master's degree |
| Later he also attended Eastern | Kentucky University. |
| She attended Eastern | Kentucky University and graduated from Morehead State |
| "What attitude shall | Kentucky occupy in the deplorable conflict looking to |
| United States district attorney for | Kentucky 1828-1832. |
| oted the Outstanding Commonwealth Attorney of | Kentucky by his peers. |
| at, Hatchett was the elected State Auditor in | Kentucky from 1995-2003. |
| book, A Long Row to Hoe, the autobiography of | Kentucky author Billy C. Clark. |
| Vail finds him out, tracks him back to | Kentucky, and foils his plan. |
| o Illinois in 1834 where he married Bailey of | Kentucky. |
| He became jockey Jerry Bailey's 2nd | Kentucky Derby winner and the second in a row for trai |
| n after Randall released the ball, triumphant | Kentucky fans stormed the field around him. |
| Ballard County, | Kentucky (southeast) |
| Ballard County, | Kentucky (northeast) |
| sident of the Lexington Branch of the Bank of | Kentucky and also served in the Kentucky General Assem |
| The Bank of | Kentucky Center is a 9,400-seat multi-purpose arena lo |
| ms play their home games in NKU's The Bank of | Kentucky Center. |
| Frenchman James Berthoud established | Kentucky's second insurance agency and chartered the f |
| Banzer represented | Kentucky in the Miss USA 2007 pageant that was held in |
| He was admitted to the bar in | Kentucky in 1831 and commenced practice in Jacksonvill |
| Vice President Alben W. Barkley of | Kentucky |
| U.S. Senator Alben W. Barkley of | Kentucky was nominated by acclamation without a roll c |
| are named for Vice President Alben Barkley, a | Kentucky native. |
| She ended up in Barren Co., | Kentucky. |
| Beegie Adair (born in Barren County, | Kentucky in 1937) is a jazz pianist. |
| d a common school education in Barren County, | Kentucky before moving to Louisville in 1866 at the ag |
| Asa Lewis was a young Barren County, | Kentucky farmboy, who was born about 1843. |
| The basket gave | Kentucky a 103-102 lead with 2.1 seconds remaining. |
| Woods played college basketball at | Kentucky. |
| nt with the American Basketball Association's | Kentucky Colonels in 1975-76. |
| er retired in both football and basketball at | Kentucky. |
| Thornton played college basketball at | Kentucky Wesleyan College and played on the team that |
| the actual producer for its first batches was | Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, Ltd. of Bardstown, Kentuc |
| Bath County, | Kentucky, United States |
| Skirmish in Bath County, | Kentucky, March 26. |
| He was born in Bath County, | Kentucky and attended the common schools. |
| ascom was born in Owingsville in Bath County, | Kentucky. |
| erate Monument in Owingsville in Bath County, | Kentucky, near Owingsville, Kentucky, commemorates the |
| Battle of Perryville, the bloodiest battle in | Kentucky history, on October 8, 1862. |
| ommanded the Great White Fleet battleship USS | Kentucky (BB-6) in 1905 (but did not command during th |
| mer Undersecretary of Education Gary Bauer of | Kentucky |
| In 2008, #7 Richmond beat Eastern | Kentucky, Appalachian State, and Northern Iowa to adva |
| Chapman was born in Beaver Dam, | Kentucky. |
| He later became a | Kentucky State Representative and served as Chairman o |
| Beckham County, | Kentucky |
| colleges consolidated in 2003 to become West | Kentucky Community & Technical College. |
| It has historically been a | Kentucky Straight Bourbon whiskey (80 Proof). |
| past, the breed has alternatively been called | Kentucky Reds and Bourbon Butternuts. |
| exas Tech University in 1969 before attending | Kentucky State University. |
| avid Dale Owen was dispatched to Bell County, | Kentucky as part of a geological survey of the state. |
| Bell County, | Kentucky is named in his honor. |
| eld teaching positions at Belmont University, | Kentucky Wesleyan College, and Peabody College. |
| The expansion of a corn belt in | Kentucky and Ohio created a glut. |
| ed as lecturer of education at Berea College, | Kentucky. |
| She graduated from Berea College ( | Kentucky) in 1946 and later attended Yale University, |
| ntucky-Tennessee border between Hopkinsville, | Kentucky, and Clarksville, Tennessee. |
| It is located between Louisville, | Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio. |
| erlaps U.S. Highway 62 between Gilbertsville, | Kentucky and Fairview, Kentucky. |
| n the 1999-2000 he split his time between the | Kentucky Thoroughblades of the AHL and the New Orleans |
| Projects include the University of | Kentucky's Big Blue, Kentucky Space, and Northern Kent |
| Edwin F. Gulick, Jr., the Bishop of | Kentucky, who was planning to retire soon, was appoint |
| Chicago, he was appointed Assistant Bishop of | Kentucky in 1866. |
| n of Senators John Brown and Jesse Bledsoe of | Kentucky. |
| ennebaker Hopkins, who used a custom blend of | Kentucky bourbon whiskey, mixed for the occasion, rath |
| that of a classic country nature blended with | Kentucky bluegrass. |
| ding to Ethelbert Dudley Warfield's book "The | Kentucky Resolutions of 1798: An Historical Study" Bre |
| (CDP) in and the county seat of Boone County, | Kentucky, United States. |
| the Ohio river from Petersburg, Boone County, | Kentucky. |
| ates population for 1880 was in Boone County, | Kentucky. |
| along the river, which is the border between | Kentucky and West Virginia. |
| he line, to determine the true border between | Kentucky and Tennessee, but was not resolved due to Ke |
| In the Border Battle, | Kentucky beat Tennessee, 12-10, to claim the Beer Barr |
| ryland) and Coolidge won three border states ( | Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri). |
| In the Border Battle, | Kentucky beat Tennessee, 7-0, to claim the Beer Barrel |
| he commission that determined the borders for | Kentucky in 1788. |
| ncludes parts of Cincinnati, and borders both | Kentucky and Indiana. |
| Jones was born in | Kentucky in 1797, and lived in Louisville most of his |
| Born in | Kentucky, Vineyard settled in Platteville, Wisconsin, |
| Born Covington, | Kentucky, Daughtrey received a B.A. from Vanderbilt Un |
| Born in | Kentucky in 1775, he attended the common schools, purs |
| He was born in | Kentucky in either 1906 or 1909, and moved to Pittsbur |
| Confederate Silas Gordon was born in | Kentucky in 1835 and moved with his parents, William a |
| Kern was born in | Kentucky and was raised in northern Kentucky in the to |
| sources claim that Laura Bullion was born in | Kentucky in 1873. |
| Woodruff was born in | Kentucky and educated in the common schools. |
| Kendrick was born in | Kentucky. |
| George Taliafero Ward was born in | Kentucky in 1810 and moved to Tallahassee in 1825. |
| Mitchell was born in | Kentucky and settled in Indianapolis in 1859 where he |
| Major was born in | Kentucky in 1790, a son of John Major and Judith Trabu |
| Born in | Kentucky, he moved to Ohio, and then to Alton, Illinoi |
| Born in | Kentucky in 1804, Tompkins received a limited educatio |
| Isaac Taylor Tichenor was born in | Kentucky on November 11, 1825. |
| She was born in | Kentucky to Francis Preston Blair and Eliza Violet Gis |
| Yantis was born in | Kentucky, and worked as a cotton farmer near Orlando, |
| Casey was born in | Kentucky and currently lives in Gainesville, Florida w |
| Johnston was born in | Kentucky and was appointed from that state as a United |
| He was born in | Kentucky in 1874, and graduated from Transylvania Univ |
| While born in | Kentucky, Edelen attended high school in St. Louis Par |
| David Gregory Miller (1957 - ) was born in | Kentucky. |
| Brammell was born in | Kentucky and raised in San Antonio, Texas, where she g |
| Born in | Kentucky, Call was graduated from an academy in Kentuc |
| as near the town where he was born: Franklin, | Kentucky. |
| Since 1978, eleven horses have won both the | Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes. |
| are built in courthouse squares, but both in | Kentucky are in cemeteries. |
| is one of only four men to have raced both a | Kentucky Derby winner and an Epsom Derby winner. |
| zra Brooks is distilled, aged, and bottled in | Kentucky by Heaven Hill Distilleries for Luxco. |
| Old Ezra is distilled, aged, and bottled in | Kentucky by Heaven Hill Distilleries for Luxco. |
| Morgan moved northward on June 23, bound for | Kentucky. |
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