Scott County (Ky.)

Title: Scott County (Ky.)
Description: Located in northern Kentucky, the county is 20 miles north of Lexington, and the county seat is Georgetown. The county was named for Revolutionary War General Charles Scott (1739-1813), who served as Kentucky's fourth Governor from 1808 to 1812.
Has beginning: 1792
Identifier: USGS GNIS ID: 516951; U.S. Census code: 99209
Parent division/institution: Kentucky
Related resource: The official website of Scott County, Kentucky
Source: Geographic Names Information System

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Items with "Death and burial information: Scott County (Ky.)"
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Terrill, Nancy M.	Person

Items with "Parent division/institution: Scott County (Ky.)"
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Georgetown (Ky.)	Location

Items with "Location: Scott County (Ky.)"
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1793 - Scott Co., Storytelling Jeffrey	Event
1796 - Scott Co., the escape of "Smiling Moses"	Event
1797 - Scott Co., A sensible family escapes	Event
1799 - Central Region, Captured in Western Territory	Event
1799 - Scott Co., Independence Day escape	Event
1806 - Scott Co., Peter evades capture, with a little help	Event
1807 - Boyd Co., A Christmas escape	Event
1808 - Scott Co., Freedom seeker goes unnamed	Event
1809 - Scott Co., Escape of Ned the Fifer	Event
1812 - Scott Co., A persistent enslaver	Event
1817 - Scott Co., Soft-spoken George	Event
1819 - Scott Co., Escape of John	Event
1819 - Scott Co., Levy takes his leave	Event
1822 - Scott Co., A springtime escape	Event
1839 - Scott Co., Large reward offered	Event