2234:(1847–1914), a native of Garrard County - first Republican governor of Kentucky; second Republican U.S. senator from Kentucky. By age 14, he had twice run away from his home in Lancaster to join the Union Army in Somerset, Kentucky. With his parents' permission, he joined the Army at age 16 in 1863 and served in the ranks through the end of the war. He was a staunch abolitionist and made solid improvements in the civic life of black Kentuckians, assuring them of voting protections and appointing several to positions of influence in state government. He was an early supporter of Theodore Roosevelt for the U.S. presidency. In his first race for governor, Bradley reminded voters that his Democratic opponent, Simon Bolivar Buckner, had served as a general in the Confederate States Army and that Buckner had sought to separate Kentucky from the Union. Though Buckner narrowly won the race, he refused to debate Bradley a second time after their first encounter. He is buried in Frankfort, Kentucky. Bradley's statue stands outside the Garrard Justice Center.
2317:(1788–1851) - early leader in the Texas independence movement; first American-born governor of Texas, serving during the Texas revolution and through the battles of the Alamo, Goliad, and San Jacinto. Though defeated for the Texas presidency in 1836 by Sam Houston, Smith later accepted appointment from Houston as the first Treasury Secretary of the Republic of Texas. In 1840, he was elected to the 5th Congress of the Texas Republic. His portrait hangs in the Texas State Capitol. Born in Garrard County in 1788 and raised there to adulthood, he became a merchant in Nashville, Tennessee. After his service to Texas, he established a gold mining camp in Los Angeles, California and was buried there. Smith, according to his wishes, remained a Texan. When his portrait was dedicated at the Texas State Capitol, his tribute declared that "California stands vigil over his dust and Texas is guardian of his fame."
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2240:(1949–) A Georgetown College basketball standout, Kenneth "Kenny" Davis was selected to the 1972 U.S. Olympic Basketball Team that played in the "Munich Games." Denied a gold medal due to cheating by Soviet-bloc referees, the team unanimously voted to refuse the silver medal offered them. The silver medals remain stored in a bank vault in Switzerland. Following his college and Olympic career, he became an athletic shoe representative for a number of major manufacturers.
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electors. In 1861, Burton was appointed a judge by
Lincoln to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Dakota Territory, followed by another appointment as U.S. Minister to Bogota (i.e., Ambassador to Colombia), a post he held until 1868. He resumed the practice of law in both Kentucky and Washington DC until 1871, when he was appointed by President Grant as Interpreter and Secretary of the Santo Domingo Commission. He is buried in the Lancaster cemetery.
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2281:(1846–1911), native of Garrard County. In Medicine Lodge, Kansas she founded a branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), a movement that opposed alcohol in pre-Prohibition America. Born Carrie Amelia Moore, she frequently reminded audiences of her married name and associated this with her temperance mission. Her home stands preserved on Fisher Ford Road near the Bryantsville community in north Garrard County.
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the east, was founded by Daniel Boone in 1775. Lexington, 28 miles to the north, was founded in 1775. Stanford, originally known as St. Asaph, is 10 miles south of
Lancaster. It too was founded in 1775. The oldest permanent settlement in Kentucky, Harrodsburg, was founded in 1774 and is 18 miles to the west. Garrard's present day courthouse is one of the oldest courthouses in Kentucky in continuous use.
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2252:(1788–1861) made his home in Garrard County. A Whig and close ally of Henry Clay, he served as a U.S. Congressman, Minister (Ambassador) to Mexico, and Governor of Kentucky. Letcher County, Kentucky is named in his honor. His statue stands outside the Garrard Justice Center. He is buried in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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November 7, 2023, when voters approved to allow alcohol sales countywide. Lancaster was founded as a collection of log cabins in 1776 near a spring that later provided a constant source of water to early pioneers. It is one of the oldest cities in the Commonwealth. Boonesborough, 25 miles to
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Kentucky state lines was a part of the U.S. State of Virginia, and was established as Kentucky County by the Virginia legislature in 1776, before the British colonies separated themselves in the American Revolutionary War. In 1780, the Virginia legislature divided
2270:(1820–1878) An accomplished farmer, attorney, judge and diplomat, and a dedicated emancipationist, he served in influential positions throughout his adult life, including membership on the Kentucky Constitutional Convention of 1849 at which he proposed an amendment providing for the
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2246:(1895–1989) "The Kentucky Mountain Boy" - pioneer singer of folk songs and ballads on 1920s-40s radio. His radio program "The WLS Barn Dance" was broadcast across the country by WLS Radio in Chicago, Illinois. He was the first major country music star in the U.S.
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and had a very high proportion of slave owners amongst its 1860 electorate, Garrard County nonetheless came to form the northernmost border of the rock-ribbed
Republican bloc of south-central Kentucky that includes such counties as
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2228:(1774–1834) - member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Chief Justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals; one of Kentucky's earliest federal district court judges. Boyle County, Kentucky is named for him.
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2264:(1965–) - American country music artist, born and raised in Garrard County. He is the brother of Eddie Montgomery, another country music star of the group Montgomery Gentry.
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2258:(1963–) - member of American country music duo Montgomery Gentry and brother of John Michael Montgomery. Both were raised in Garrard County.
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2307:(1782–1862) - Whig politician, Kentucky Court of Appeals judge, sixteenth
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2719:"Census 2000 PHC-T-4. Ranking Tables for Counties: 1990 and 2000"
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2293:(1805–1888) - US Navy commodore who fought in the
393:. The county was formed in 1796 and was named for
2421:. The Kentucky Encyclopedia. 2000. Archived from
1261:in 1964, and Roosevelt only won by 24 votes over
1112:Deputy Judge Executive — Hon. James Bushnell (R)
2777:The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
2537:"Highway Marker: Birthplace of Carry A. Nation"
4355:Slave cabins and quarters in the United States
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2751:"Kentucky: Garrard County – County Overview"
1136:Magistrate Dist. 5 — Betty Von Gruenigen (R)
401:from 1796 to 1804. It was a prohibition or
385:, the county's population was 16,953. Its
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2564:"Garrard proceeds with Uncle Tom's Cabin"
2900:Puckett, Jeffrey Lee (March 21, 2011).
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1133:Magistrate Dist. 4 — Bobbie Preston (R)
1127:Magistrate Dist. 2 — Vickie Feldman (R)
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1130:Magistrate Dist. 3 — Bill Warren (R)
1124:Magistrate Dist. 1 — Joe Leavell (R)
2815:Stephenson, David (June 13, 2007).
2731:from the original on March 27, 2010
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460:Garrard County is historically a
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27:County in Kentucky, United States
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2875:"Carry A. Nation (1846 – 1911)"
2724:. United States Census Bureau.
2371:"State & County QuickFacts"
2279:Carrie (or Carry) Amelia Nation
90:Kentucky's location within the
2948:The Kentucky Highlands Project
483:Garrard County is the home of
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2655:. United States Census Bureau
2633:. United States Census Bureau
2605:"2010 Census Gazetteer Files"
2562:Cox, Charlie (May 29, 2008).
2373:. United States Census Bureau
455:Governor William Owsley House
2592:Harriet Beecher Stowe Museum
2521:. Govt. Print. Off. p.
2216:United States Representative
2143:Portions of the 1957 movie "
1257:in 1932, 1936 and 1940, and
3636:Louisville/Jefferson County
2675:"Historical Census Browser"
2444:Rennick, Robert M. (1987).
2180:to comply with Knowledge's
501:United States Census Bureau
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2349:Garrard County High School
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2986:Garrard County, Kentucky
2193:may contain suggestions.
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2822:Lexington Herald Leader
2653:"U.S. Decennial Census"
2515:Gannett, Henry (1905).
2478:Collins, Lewis (1882).
2262:John Michael Montgomery
440:Zophar Carpenter's Fort
4345:Counties of Appalachia
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2569:The Advocate Messenger
1144:— Kevin Montgomery (R)
1109:— Hon. John Wilson (R)
491:during the Civil War.
311:Congressional district
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2855:on September 17, 2009
1255:Franklin D. Roosevelt
1168:— Kevin Middleton (R)
953:U.S. Decennial Census
570:Historical population
445:Harriet Beecher Stowe
438:Further information:
377:located east-central
291: • Summer (
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118:37.63958°N 84.53763°W
3391:Cumberland Mountains
3206:History of education
3099:United States portal
2829:on February 13, 2009
2447:Kentucky Place Names
2336:United States portal
2309:Governor of Kentucky
2272:gradual emancipation
433:Governor of Kentucky
399:Governor of Kentucky
265: • Density
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4278:Kentucky portal
3446:Western Coal Fields
3275:tourist attractions
2906:The Courier-Journal
2795:uselectionatlas.org
2299:East India Squadron
2152:It's Garrard County
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2611:on August 12, 2014
2295:American Civil War
2232:William O. Bradley
2212:Simeon H. Anderson
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1182:Pennyroyal Plateau
1156:— Dana Hensley (R)
1119:County Magistrates
1081:Law and government
969:population density
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485:Camp Dick Robinson
244: • Total
231: • Water
215: • Total
32:County in Kentucky
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3421:Northern Kentucky
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3521:Independence
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3431:The Purchase
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3184:Environment
3068:Hyattsville
3050:communities
3001:County seat
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2238:Kenny Davis
1070:Hyattsville
1030:Communities
993:other races
940:2023 (est.)
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383:2020 census
121: /
4324:Categories
4297:84°32′15″W
4294:37°38′22″N
4234:Washington
4169:Rockcastle
4104:Muhlenberg
4094:Montgomery
4009:Livingston
3804:Cumberland
3799:Crittenden
3566:Winchester
3496:Georgetown
3466:Louisville
3456:25 largest
3221:newspapers
3216:Mass media
3073:Paint Lick
2859:October 7,
2833:October 7,
2735:August 14,
2703:August 14,
2681:August 14,
2659:August 14,
2615:August 14,
2575:October 7,
2457:0813126312
2429:August 21,
2355:References
2285:Jody Payne
2226:John Boyle
1310:No.
1304:No.
1298:No.
1287:Democratic
1282:Republican
1263:Alf Landon
1223:Rockcastle
1203:Cumberland
1190:Union Army
1091:Tom Buford
1075:Paint Lick
1066:Davis Town
963:As of the
516:Appalachia
489:Ohio River
478:Democratic
470:Henry Clay
466:Republican
423:Counties.
403:dry county
239:Population
109:84°32′15″W
106:37°38′22″N
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4139:Pendleton
4054:McCracken
3944:Jessamine
3939:Jefferson
3914:Henderson
3779:Christian
3724:Breathitt
3646:Owensboro
3531:Frankfort
3526:Henderson
3486:Covington
3481:Owensboro
3471:Lexington
3411:The Knobs
3338:Elections
3333:Education
3196:Geography
3159:(capital)
3156:Frankfort
3026:Lancaster
3008:Lancaster
2916:April 13,
2637:March 14,
2463:April 28,
2191:talk page
1253:in 1912,
1041:Lancaster
495:Geography
474:Civil War
431:, second
391:Lancaster
274:Time zone
205:Lancaster
196:Lancaster
179:Named for
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4114:Nicholas
4084:Metcalfe
4059:McCreary
4039:Marshall
4029:Magoffin
3979:Lawrence
3904:Harrison
3854:Gallatin
3844:Franklin
3814:Edmonson
3759:Carlisle
3754:Campbell
3749:Calloway
3744:Caldwell
3674:Anderson
3656:Counties
3586:Danville
3561:Erlanger
3546:Radcliff
3501:Florence
3491:Richmond
3358:Politics
3343:Gun laws
3308:Abortion
3287:Category
3243:Religion
3146:Kentucky
2885:April 6,
2726:Archived
2322:See also
1231:McCreary
1176:Politics
997:Hispanic
987:, 0.04%
983:, 0.13%
975:, 3.06%
379:Kentucky
373:;) is a
164:Kentucky
77:Kentucky
4249:Whitley
4244:Webster
4219:Trimble
4199:Spencer
4194:Simpson
4179:Russell
4159:Pulaski
4074:Menifee
4024:Madison
4004:Lincoln
3994:Letcher
3949:Johnson
3934:Jackson
3929:Hopkins
3924:Hickman
3889:Hancock
3884:Greenup
3874:Grayson
3859:Garrard
3834:Fleming
3829:Fayette
3819:Elliott
3809:Daviess
3794:Clinton
3764:Carroll
3734:Bullitt
3719:Bracken
3704:Bourbon
3679:Ballard
3606:Ashland
3551:Ashland
3541:Paducah
3373:Regions
3328:Economy
3313:Culture
3301:Society
3270:Tourism
3265:Theater
3248:Symbols
3201:History
3179:Cuisine
3063:Buckeye
2800:July 1,
2761:June 7,
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1937:49.66%
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1199:Clinton
1192:during
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421:Madison
410:History
321:Website
283:Eastern
255:17,829
170:Founded
134:Country
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4204:Taylor
4189:Shelby
4154:Powell
4134:Owsley
4124:Oldham
4109:Nelson
4099:Morgan
4089:Monroe
4079:Mercer
4064:McLean
4044:Martin
4034:Marion
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3974:Laurel
3954:Kenton
3899:Harlan
3894:Hardin
3869:Graves
3849:Fulton
3824:Estill
3769:Carter
3739:Butler
3684:Barren
3556:Murray
3458:cities
3363:Sports
3238:People
3166:Topics
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2054:54.74%
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2025:54.63%
2021:2,592
2009:0.00%
2000:1,729
1996:62.34%
1992:2,862
1980:0.02%
1973:53.14%
1969:2,582
1963:2,276
1951:0.15%
1944:50.19%
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1934:2,252
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1905:2,148
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1880:53.46%
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1822:55.37%
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1557:2,681
1536:1,730
1532:49.18%
1528:2,359
1516:7.89%
1507:1,486
1503:58.11%
1499:2,540
1487:1.15%
1478:1,713
1474:69.43%
1470:4,043
1458:0.50%
1449:1,841
1445:71.85%
1441:4,784
1429:1.11%
1420:2,012
1416:70.98%
1412:5,118
1400:1.50%
1391:1,661
1387:75.03%
1383:5,310
1371:3.49%
1362:1,453
1358:77.45%
1354:5,904
1342:1.40%
1333:1,830
1329:77.58%
1325:6,754
1247:Leslie
1243:Owsley
1227:Monroe
1219:Laurel
1166:Jailer
1001:Latino
965:census
943:17,829
930:16,953
915:16,912
900:14,792
885:11,579
870:10,853
845:−11.6%
825:11,029
810:11,910
795:11,562
780:12,503
765:11,894
750:12,042
735:11,138
720:11,704
705:10,376
690:10,531
675:10,237
665:−11.7%
660:10,480
645:11,871
630:10,851
575:Census
554:(west)
417:Mercer
375:county
247:16,953
161:
144:
47:County
4254:Wolfe
4239:Wayne
4224:Union
4214:Trigg
4184:Scott
4174:Rowan
4144:Perry
4069:Meade
4049:Mason
4014:Logan
3999:Lewis
3969:LaRue
3959:Knott
3919:Henry
3879:Green
3864:Grant
3839:Floyd
3784:Clark
3774:Casey
3714:Boyle
3699:Boone
3669:Allen
3664:Adair
3598:areas
3318:Crime
3292:Index
3226:radio
3211:Music
3174:Index
2729:(PDF)
2722:(PDF)
1278:Year
1211:Casey
989:Asian
977:Black
973:White
920:14.3%
905:27.7%
875:14.8%
860:−3.0%
855:9,457
840:9,747
830:−7.4%
800:−7.5%
770:−1.2%
740:−4.8%
725:12.8%
710:−1.5%
680:−2.3%
635:18.1%
620:48.5%
615:9,186
600:6,186
512:Knobs
300:UTC−4
279:UTC−5
152:State
4209:Todd
4149:Pike
4129:Owen
4119:Ohio
4019:Lyon
3964:Knox
3909:Hart
3789:Clay
3709:Boyd
3694:Bell
3689:Bath
3258:flag
3253:seal
3018:City
2918:2017
2887:2014
2861:2009
2835:2009
2802:2018
2763:2013
2737:2014
2705:2014
2683:2014
2661:2014
2639:2024
2617:2014
2577:2009
2549:2009
2465:2013
2452:ISBN
2431:2014
2405:2011
2379:2023
2108:481
2103:1912
2074:1916
2045:1920
2016:1924
1987:1928
1958:1932
1929:1936
1900:1940
1871:1944
1842:1948
1813:1952
1784:1956
1755:1960
1726:1964
1716:722
1697:1968
1668:1972
1639:1976
1629:121
1610:1980
1581:1984
1552:1988
1542:708
1523:1992
1513:345
1494:1996
1465:2000
1436:2004
1407:2008
1397:106
1378:2012
1368:266
1349:2016
1339:122
1320:2020
1245:and
1235:Clay
1035:City
948:5.2%
935:0.2%
926:2020
911:2010
896:2000
890:6.7%
881:1990
866:1980
851:1970
836:1960
821:1950
815:3.0%
806:1940
791:1930
785:5.1%
776:1920
761:1910
755:8.1%
746:1900
731:1890
716:1880
701:1870
695:2.9%
686:1860
671:1850
656:1840
650:9.4%
641:1830
626:1820
611:1810
596:1800
584:Note
579:Pop.
464:and
462:Whig
419:and
368:GAIR
210:Area
191:Seat
92:U.S.
3984:Lee
3144:of
2523:135
2093:24
2064:41
2035:27
1890:14
1861:82
1803:24
1745:15
1687:73
1658:56
1600:36
1571:64
1484:67
1455:33
1426:80
1160:PVA
999:or
979:or
389:is
370:-id
328:.us
315:2nd
304:EDT
293:DST
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2006:0
1977:1
1948:7
1919:8
1832:6
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