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| uns an open circle around central Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| 1881 and commenced practice in Central City, | Kentucky. |
| s a historic structure in central Louisville, | Kentucky, United States. |
| He was born in Central City, | Kentucky, and began his radio career as a disc jockey |
| ormy political power in 20th century Ashland, | Kentucky. |
| Chalybeate Springs, | Kentucky |
| the name of Green River Synod was changed to | Kentucky Synod. |
| At the state line, the route changes to | Kentucky Route 311 and continues on to Hickman, Kentuc |
| 923, Kosair Charities has ensured children of | Kentucky and southern Indiana receive the medical care |
| Christian County, | Kentucky |
| Terry was born in Christian County, | Kentucky. |
| -87.655 in Christian County, | Kentucky just northwest of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. |
| Born in Christian County, | Kentucky, April 1, 1847. |
| Crofton is a city in Christian County, | Kentucky, United States. |
| It was named for Christian County, | Kentucky. |
| s born near Hopkinsville in Christian County, | Kentucky. |
| Thomas is the oldest Roman Catholic church in | Kentucky and considered "The Cradle of Catholicism in |
| tory of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in | Kentucky to 1988 (Memphis, Tennessee: 2000). |
| tory of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in | Kentucky to 1988 by Matthew H. Gore. |
| tory of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in | Kentucky to 1988, by Matthew H. Gore, Joint Heritage C |
| in 1961, Dr. Williams has served churches in | Kentucky, Georgia, and Florida. |
| is two histories of early Baptist churches in | Kentucky provide insight into the frontier society of |
| Cincinnati (Cincinnati/Northern | Kentucky International Airport) |
| be a citizen of | Kentucky |
| be a citizen of | Kentucky; |
| Saunders: A citizen of | Kentucky demanding payment in accordance with a contra |
| Following the American Civil War, | Kentucky Synod divided along primarily political lines |
| Cladrastis kentukea ( | Kentucky Yellowwood or American Yellowwood, syn. |
| He served as county judge of Clark County, | Kentucky, in 1890. |
| ettled on the Boot Hill farm in Clark County, | Kentucky, where they spent the rest of their lives. |
| Clark County, | Kentucky Court House |
| Also, in that same recruiting class was | Kentucky teammate Ramel Bradley. |
| der not to miss the first month of classes at | Kentucky. |
| Classic Cask | Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey 21 Year |
| Clay County, | Kentucky (named for Green Clay, cousin of Henry Clay, |
| vice president, defeating Cassius M. Clay of | Kentucky. |
| low western Congressmen such as Henry Clay of | Kentucky and John C. Calhoun of South Carolina, Troup |
| s in Congress as an adherent of Henry Clay of | Kentucky and the Whig Party. |
| Clay County, | Kentucky, was named in his honor. |
| In 1777, he was appointed the first clerk of | Kentucky County. |
| Found principally on the limestone cliffs of | Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina, but it is hard |
| The relatively mild climate of | Kentucky, especially in the Ohio River Valley, made Ke |
| Clinton County, | Kentucky |
| Cloverleaf, Louisville, | Kentucky, a neighborhood |
| he founders of the Democratic Women's Club of | Kentucky. |
| Brauninger represents the club Northern | Kentucky SC. |
| Prior to becoming the coach at | Kentucky, Mitchell spent two years as the head coach a |
| or at Oklahoma (1966), and Assistant Coach at | Kentucky. |
| He has served as an assistant coach at | Kentucky State, Central State, Northeastern University |
| He served as the head football coach at | Kentucky State University from 2005 to 2008, compiling |
| d Bear Bryant (football) when both coached at | Kentucky. |
| reportedly spoke in favor of cockfighting in | Kentucky. |
| stright died at the age of 72 in Cold Spring, | Kentucky. |
| t selective government document collection in | Kentucky. |
| inia and he was educated at Center College in | Kentucky and the University of Virginia. |
| Midway is the only women's college in | Kentucky. |
| ed the Agricultural and Mechanical College of | Kentucky (A&M), a publicly chartered department of Ken |
| Appalachian Fellowship from Berea College in | Kentucky, where studying Kentucky fiddle styles for th |
| f college soccer at Lindsey Wilson College in | Kentucky, he transferred to the University of Tampa pr |
| ric Primitive Baptist church in College Hill, | Kentucky. |
| ntly teaches at Somerset Community College in | Kentucky. |
| For the president of Simmons College of | Kentucky, see William J. Simmons (teacher). |
| He studied at Cumberland College in | Kentucky before appointment to the United States Milit |
| nd masters degrees from Georgetown College in | Kentucky, and a doctorate from Johns Hopkins Universit |
| he director of athletics at Centre College in | Kentucky. |
| Educated at Asbury College in | Kentucky, Culver began his international career in 194 |
| For the Bible college in | Kentucky, see Kentucky Mountain Bible College. |
| He graduated from Centre College, Danville, | Kentucky in 1845. |
| d from the Western Military College, Drennon, | Kentucky, in 1853. |
| an M.A. from Georgetown College, Georgetown, | Kentucky in 1895, and received the degree of Th.M. fro |
| was graduated from Centre College, Danville, | Kentucky, in 1862. |
| was graduated from Centre College, Danville, | Kentucky, and the law department of Transylvania Unive |
| and Stratton's Business College, Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| Vest graduated from Centre College, Danville, | Kentucky, in 1848 and from the law department of Trans |
| 1837, Ammen taught mathematics at colleges in | Kentucky and Missouri. |
| Future Confederate colonel and | Kentucky poet Theodore O'Hara joined the Register shor |
| ly pastored churches in Colorado, California, | Kentucky, and South Carolina. |
| Coming from | Kentucky sometime before 1845, Lownsdale established t |
| with a 9-2 record with losses coming against | Kentucky and Maryland. |
| It was named after John Adair, commander of | Kentucky troops in the Battle of New Orleans and Gover |
| l Stephen G. Burbridge, military commander of | Kentucky. |
| About 25 wineries operate commercially in | Kentucky, with most recent plantings focusing on Caber |
| She has also been in commercials for | Kentucky Fried Chicken. |
| n County; Confederate pension commissioner of | Kentucky in 1912 and served until his death in Frankfo |
| Orton kept his commitment to | Kentucky after John Calipari was hired by the universi |
| his third term as National Committeeman from | Kentucky, has served the party at every level from pre |
| ty is a county located in the commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| overnor John Y. Brown, Jr. as Commonwealth of | Kentucky “ambassadors of good will.” |
| or of Public Accounts for the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| iographical Cyclopedia of the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| wspaper in Louisville and the commonwealth of | Kentucky for many years. |
| to win a public office in the Commonwealth of | Kentucky as a "write-in". |
| ers in Louisville, and in the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| % of the bridge is within the Commonwealth of | Kentucky, it is owned and maintained by the State of I |
| has served the people of the Commonwealth of | Kentucky since 1974, starting with her service in Gov. |
| the official pipe band of the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| te for the U.S. Senate in the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| d Army of the Republic in the commonwealth of | Kentucky, with the first being built in Kentucky's cap |
| high school accredited by the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| The Commonwealth of | Kentucky was formed from the former territory of Kentu |
| ty is a county located in the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| lic church in what is now the Commonwealth of | Kentucky. |
| the keeper of the Seal of the Commonwealth of | Kentucky and the personal seal of the Secretary of Sta |
| ral banking centers throughout communities in | Kentucky. |
| Lavender also led one lap of competition at | Kentucky, giving him bonus points toward the 17th plac |
| He completed the | Kentucky Medal of Honor Memorial in 2001, and the Texa |
| For the US Congressman from | Kentucky, see John L. Murray (representative). |
| ed 1823) was a United States Congressman from | Kentucky. |
| ugusta County, United States Congressman from | Kentucky and governor of the Oregon Territory. |
| Coal Creek was connected to | Kentucky and Knoxville by the East Tennessee, Virginia |
| ited States (including Connecticut, Illinois, | Kentucky, Ohio and Texas). |
| continuous truss bridge that connects Milton, | Kentucky and Madison, Indiana. |
| ised pageant, which was won by Tara Conner of | Kentucky. |
| the pageant, which was won by Tara Conner of | Kentucky. |
| The pageant was won by Tara Conner of | Kentucky. |
| ised pageant, which was won by Tara Conner of | Kentucky. |
| venth term in this conservative, west-central | Kentucky district. |
| He is considered a | Kentucky basketball legend largely due to a memorable |
| Irving Lowens considered the | Kentucky Harmony "one of the most important and influe |
| mendment of Section 83 of the Constitution of | Kentucky the Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky was the S |
| mendment to Section 83 of the Constitution of | Kentucky the Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky was the S |
| was a candidate for U.S. Representative from | Kentucky's 5th District in 1870, and was a delegate to |
| Jack Conway for | Kentucky Attorney General |
| uited by Air Force, Bradley, Cornell, Eastern | Kentucky, and Indiana. |
| Council attended | Kentucky State University, where he is in the Hall of |
| Marion, Meade, Nelson, & Spencer counties in | Kentucky; and Harrison county in Indiana. |
| . Catharine students come from 52 counties in | Kentucky, 15 states, and five countries. |
| ginia legislature created three counties from | Kentucky County. |
| Location of Oldham County in | Kentucky |
| Bracken was named after a county in | Kentucky. |
| Location of Hancock County in | Kentucky |
| Carlisle was named after a county in | Kentucky. |
| Location of Nelson County in | Kentucky |
| Location of Bullitt County in | Kentucky |
| Location of Meade County in | Kentucky |
| ned a branch campus in Casey County (Liberty, | Kentucky). |
| Location of Trimble County in | Kentucky |
| Creason traveled through every county in | Kentucky in search of material for these stories, and |
| Boone County (Cincinnati/Northern | Kentucky International Airport) |
| Flag of Louisville-Jefferson County Metro, | Kentucky |
| Location of Lawrence County in | Kentucky |
| Location of Jefferson County in | Kentucky |
| Location of Harrison County in | Kentucky |
| - Montgomery Country, Washington County, and | Kentucky County (which later became the Commonwealth o |
| Kennedy and criticize The Courier-Journal and | Kentucky governor A. B. Chandler. |
| the Court of Appeals was the highest court in | Kentucky. |
| He was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of | Kentucky from 1976 to 1978, remaining on that court as |
| He was a cousin of | Kentucky Congressman John White. |
| He was born near Crab Orchard, | Kentucky and he attended the common schools of Lincoln |
| e Middlesboro crater is a meteorite crater in | Kentucky, United States. |
| Following Virginia's creation of | Kentucky County in 1783, he was admitted to the bar of |
| 1780 on the middle fork of Beargrass Creek in | Kentucky. |
| ry writer, essayist, and literary critic from | Kentucky. |
| Crittenden County, | Kentucky |
| a school district serving Crittenden County, | Kentucky. |
| Crittenden County, | Kentucky - east |
| Born in Cross Plains, | Kentucky, Ringo read law to enter the Bar in 1830. |
| runs through Pound, Virginia and crosses into | Kentucky at Pound Gap. |
| Cumberland County, | Kentucky (northeast) |
| nincorporated community in Cumberland County, | Kentucky, United States. |
| McAlpine Locks and Dam, Louisville, | Kentucky, the only man-made portion of the Ohio River |
| st son, Mark, married Mary Adair, daughter of | Kentucky Governor John Adair. |
| but grew up near Yelvington, Daviess County , | Kentucky (12 miles east of Owensboro, Kentucky) after |
| Daviess County, | Kentucky |
| rd was born near Owensboro in Daviess County, | Kentucky on September 8, 1924. |
| der of mass transportation in Daviess County, | Kentucky. |
| hers in elementary schools in Daviess County, | Kentucky. |
| d was born February 22, 1836 in Davis County, | Kentucky to Philip Thurmond and Rebecca Ann Snead. |
| They are headquartered near Dawson Springs, | Kentucky and claim external Imperial Klan offices in A |
| e miles miles northwest of modern day London, | Kentucky, is located on land held by the Daniel Boone |
| He died in 1818 near present day Stanville, | Kentucky and was buried in an unmarked grave near the |
| Appalachian Deanery - | Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia |
| st "signature" win, when Alabama defeated #12 | Kentucky in Coleman Coliseum, 68-66. |
| At home they defeated Eastern | Kentucky, and then on the road, Richmond beat Appalach |
| At home they defeated Eastern | Kentucky, and then on the road, Richmond beat Wofford. |
| f the regiment participated in the defense of | Kentucky against Bragg's invasion and subsequent pursu |
| He earned Master of Ministry degree from | Kentucky Christian College and Doctor of Ministry from |
| m East Central University, a B.S. degree from | Kentucky State University, an M.Ed. |
| He was a delegate from | Kentucky to the 1912 Republican National Convention. |
| The 51 delegates represented | Kentucky at the Democratic National Convention in Denv |
| giment was attached to Military Department of | Kentucky and assigned to duty at Hopkinsville, Kentuck |
| Det 8 - Blue Grass Army Depot, Richmond, | Kentucky |
| oute to the regiment's deployment and died in | Kentucky. |
| ame the Cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of | Kentucky in May 1894. |
| The Episcopal Diocese of | Kentucky is a diocese of the Episcopal Church in the U |
| Location of the Diocese of | Kentucky |
| was announced as the new general director of | Kentucky Opera. |
| tor of the fifth internal revenue district of | Kentucky. |
| es District Court for the Eastern District of | Kentucky (in case citations, E.D. Ky.) is the Federal |
| 1st Cavalry Brigade, District of | Kentucky, 5th Division, XXIII Corps, Department of the |
| e of Representatives from the 7th district of | Kentucky, 1983-1993. |
| 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, District of | Kentucky, Department of the Ohio, to October 1864. |
| John G. Heyburn II of the Western District of | Kentucky. |
| e Court of Appeals for the Second District of | Kentucky 1864-1871 and acting chief justice part of th |
| represented the 10th state Senate district of | Kentucky from 1995 until 2011. |
| orney for the thirteenth judicial district of | Kentucky. |
| Western District of | Kentucky |
| judge of the nineteenth judicial district of | Kentucky and served in that capacity from February 8, |
| d States Attorney for the Western District of | Kentucky. |
| Circuit Court for the District of | Kentucky held that the courts did not have jurisdictio |
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