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Metcalfe received only a rudimentary education, and at age sixteen, he was apprenticed to his brother and learned the craft of stonemasonry. Three years later, their father died, leaving the brothers to provide for their mother and younger siblings. Metcalfe became one of the most prominent
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Kentucky: Embracing Gleanings, Reminiscences, Antiquities, Natural Curiosities, Statistics, and Biographical Sketches of Pioneers, Soldiers, Jurists, Lawyers, Statesmen, Divines, Mechanics, Farmers, Merchants, and Other Leading Men, of All Occupations and
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Earliest Settlement to the Present Time: Including Character Sketches of the Prominent Persons Identified with the First Century of the County's Growth and Containing Numerous Engravings and
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had improperly benefited from a contract he awarded while serving as
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1302:"Governor Joseph Desha of Distinguished Huguenot Ancestry"
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804:to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
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721:by a margin of 709 votes, but his running mate,
5280:Whig Party United States senators from Kentucky
1548:The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
772:and the beginning of plans for a canal at the
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1300:Society, Kentucky Historical (January 1904).
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1336:, Lowell H. Harrison, and James C. Klotter.
76:August 26, 1828 – September 4, 1832
1457:Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
972:Trowbridge, "Kentucky's Military Governors"
792:from 1834 to 1838. In 1836, he served as a
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141:March 4, 1819 – June 1, 1828
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1777:United States senators from Kentucky
1721:U.S. senator (Class 3) from Kentucky
1417:: The University Press of Kentucky.
1340:: The University Press of Kentucky.
1253:: The University Press of Kentucky.
1227:: J.M. Armstrong & company. 1878
833:National Register of Historic Places
558:National Register of Historic Places
1394:. The University Press of Florida.
1375:"Kentucky Governor Thomas Metcalfe"
1203:. University Press of Mississippi.
5255:American people of English descent
2667:'s delegation(s) to the 16th–30th
1451:Morton, Jennie C. (January 1904).
1432:Meigs, William Montgomery (1917).
1038:Biographical Directory of Congress
845:Category:Thomas Metcalfe buildings
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5270:19th-century Kentucky politicians
1435:The Life of John Caldwell Calhoun
417:Kentucky House of Representatives
227:Kentucky House of Representatives
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1377:. National Governors Association
1355:Hughes, B. G. (August 6, 1973).
645:Second Bank of the United States
570:state's first governor's mansion
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1516:"Kentucky's Military Governors"
1501:"Thomas Metcalfe (id: M000676)"
1328:(1992). Kleber, John E. (ed.).
1276:"Death of Ex-Governor Metcalfe"
960:West Union: Stivers, 1900, 477.
739:Old Court-New Court controversy
627:In the House of Representatives
1484:: Bluegrass Printing Company.
1438:. The Neale Publishing Company
1121:"Governor Joseph Desha", p. 15
556:survive and are listed on the
117:U. S. House of Representatives
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5305:American proslavery activists
2623:List of governors of Kentucky
1614:U.S. House of Representatives
1243:; Melba Porter Hay (1991).
637:Committee on Indian Affairs
402:Democratic-Republican Party
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1476:Powell, Robert A. (1976).
1199:Kentucky Bluegrass Country
1171:Allen, William B. (1872).
1157:NRHP nomination form, p. 4
1002:NRHP nomination form, p. 3
508:, was named in his honor.
423:, in which he commanded a
411:. He helped construct the
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910:Biographical encyclopædia
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715:National Republican Party
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266:Fauquier County, Virginia
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1091:Meigs, pp. 266–272
526:Fayette County, Virginia
5295:Kentucky state senators
1725:1848–1849
1390:Mahon, John K. (1985).
1178:. Bradley & Gilbert
574:Green County courthouse
2672:(ordered by seniority)
2669:United States Congress
1606:Richard Aylett Buckner
1357:"NRHP nomination form"
1059:"Congress slaveowners"
584:in far southern Ohio.
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754:internal improvements
744:Metcalfe opposed the
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472:funds to construct a
448:internal improvements
179:United States Senator
5310:American stonemasons
2760:R. Anderson Jr.
1687:Governor of Kentucky
1594:Governor of Kentucky
1514:Trowbridge, John M.
1411:Kentucky's Governors
835:on October 2, 1973.
802:United States Senate
780:Later life and death
748:and the doctrine of
709:Governor of Kentucky
641:Committee on Militia
398:Governor of Kentucky
64:Governor of Kentucky
1730:Joseph R. Underwood
1590:National Republican
1415:Lexington, Kentucky
1338:Lexington, Kentucky
1326:Harrison, Lowell H.
1251:Lexington, Kentucky
1063:The Washington Post
723:Joseph R. Underwood
578:Presbyterian church
500:, where he died of
458:and a canal on the
387:U.S. Representative
292:National Republican
27:American politician
3024:J. D. Breckinridge
2110:J. C. Breckinridge
1727:Served alongside:
1714:John J. Crittenden
1672:Political offices
1482:Danville, Kentucky
1478:Kentucky Governors
1284:The New York Times
1191:Alvey, R. Gerald;
1065:, January 13, 2022
1020:The New York Times
817:Carlisle, Kentucky
806:John J. Crittenden
657:Louisiana Purchase
633:Sixteenth Congress
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1635:Succeeded by
1603:Succeeded by
1401:978-0-8130-1097-7
1287:. August 24, 1855
1210:978-0-87805-544-9
774:Falls of the Ohio
731:Lazarus W. Powell
676:Adams-Onis Treaty
643:. He opposed the
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522:Revolutionary War
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460:Falls of the Ohio
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437:Joseph Desha
413:Green County
406:
382:
378:
374:
373:
359:Battles/wars
277:(1855-08-18)
234:
214:Succeeded by
191:
163:Succeeded by
152:Joseph Desha
136:
129:4th district
125:2nd district
104:Succeeded by
97:Joseph Desha
71:
36:
5245:1855 deaths
5240:1780 births
5201:C. Morehead
5147:J. Thompson
5105:T. Metcalfe
5006:J. Tibbatts
4910:J. Tibbatts
4874:G. Caldwell
4751:T. Marshall
4742:J. Thompson
4733:P. Triplett
4572:P. Triplett
4526:S. Anderson
4489:S. Williams
4348:S. Williams
4303:J. Chambers
4234:S. Williams
4171:J. Chambers
4153:A. G. Hawes
4030:C. Tompkins
4012:A. G. Hawes
3896:C. Tompkins
3878:A. G. Hawes
3824:J. Lecompte
3674:J. Lecompte
3577:J. Chambers
3518:R. McHatton
3498:J. Lecompte
3443:T. Metcalfe
3381:R. McHatton
3351:J. Lecompte
3264:T. Metcalfe
3166:P. Thompson
3103:T. Metcalfe
3013:J. S. Smith
2965:T. Metcalfe
2847:T. Metcalfe
2260:Confederate
1705:U.S. Senate
1241:Clay, Henry
798:Harrodsburg
758:Shelbyville
617:War of 1812
476:connecting
452:Shelbyville
421:War of 1812
383:Stonehammer
363:War of 1812
305:Nancy Mason
202:Preceded by
147:Preceded by
92:Preceded by
5234:Categories
5165:A. Buckner
5033:J. McHenry
4697:L. Andrews
4536:L. Andrews
4366:R. Menefee
4294:J. Calhoon
4236: (NR)
4227: (NR)
4218: (NR)
4209: (NR)
4200: (NR)
4173: (NR)
4164: (NR)
4162:J. Calhoon
4146: (NR)
4137: (NR)
4108: (NR)
4059: (NR)
4050: (NR)
4041: (NR)
4032: (NR)
4023: (NR)
4005: (NR)
3996: (NR)
3994:T. Chilton
3978: (NR)
3969: (NR)
3966:R. Letcher
3938: (NR)
3898: (NR)
3889: (NR)
3871: (NR)
3851:N. Gaither
3806:R. Letcher
3779: (NR)
3737:J. Kincaid
3728:N. Gaither
3719:N. Coleman
3710:T. Chilton
3658: (NR)
3656:R. Letcher
3649: (NR)
3580: (NR)
3566:T. Chilton
3558: (NR)
3555:J. Calhoon
3511: (NR)
3473: (NR)
3471:R. Letcher
3464: (NR)
3462:R. Buckner
3455: (NR)
3446: (NR)
3373: (NR)
3362: (NR)
3341:J. Johnson
3315: (NR)
3313:R. Letcher
3295: (NR)
3293:R. Buckner
3286: (NR)
3275: (NR)
3273:F. Johnson
3266: (NR)
3257: (NR)
3255:D. Trimble
3248: (NR)
3186: (DR)
3177: (DR)
3168: (DR)
3159: (DR)
3150: (DR)
3148:R. Letcher
3141: (DR)
3132: (DR)
3130:R. Buckner
3123: (DR)
3114: (DR)
3112:F. Johnson
3105: (DR)
3096: (DR)
3094:D. Trimble
3087: (DR)
3067: (DR)
3027: (DR)
3016: (DR)
3005: (DR)
3003:S. Woodson
2996: (DR)
2993:W. Bullock
2985: (DR)
2976: (DR)
2974:F. Johnson
2967: (DR)
2958: (DR)
2949: (DR)
2940: (DR)
2938:D. Trimble
2931: (DR)
2920: (DR)
2900: (DR)
2860: (DR)
2857:F. Johnson
2849: (DR)
2840: (DR)
2831: (DR)
2820: (DR)
2811: (DR)
2802: (DR)
2791: (DR)
2789:D. Trimble
2782: (DR)
2773: (DR)
2770:T. Quarles
2762: (DR)
2753: (DR)
2730: (DR)
2718: (DR)
2709: (DR)
2596:A. Beshear
2586:S. Beshear
2506:K. Johnson
2352:Crittenden
2105:Crittenden
2095:Meriwether
2080:Crittenden
1988:Huddleston
1933:Williamson
1843:Crittenden
1828:Crittenden
1738:Henry Clay
1691:1828–1832
1659:1823–1828
1632:1819–1823
851:References
762:Louisville
621:Fort Meigs
601:Henry Clay
589:lieutenant
582:West Union
512:Early life
456:Louisville
429:Fort Meigs
409:stonemason
393:, and the
318:Stonemason
310:Profession
259:1780-03-20
219:Henry Clay
82:Lieutenant
5212: (D)
5210:S. Peyton
5203: (W)
5194: (W)
5185: (W)
5183:G. Duncan
5176: (D)
5167: (W)
5158: (W)
5149: (W)
5140: (D)
5138:R. French
5131: (D)
5108: (W)
5096: (W)
5087: (W)
5053: (W)
5044: (W)
5042:A. Trumbo
5035: (W)
5026: (D)
5024:J. Martin
5017: (W)
5008: (D)
4999: (W)
4990: (W)
4988:H. Grider
4981: (W)
4972: (D)
4952: (W)
4912: (D)
4903: (W)
4894: (D)
4885: (W)
4883:H. Grider
4876: (D)
4867: (D)
4865:R. French
4858: (W)
4849: (W)
4840: (D)
4831: (W)
4811: (W)
4771: (W)
4769:J. Sprigg
4762: (W)
4760:B. Owsley
4753: (W)
4744: (W)
4735: (W)
4726: (W)
4717: (W)
4708: (D)
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4518: (D)
4509: (W)
4500: (W)
4491: (W)
4482: (W)
4473: (W)
4464: (W)
4462:W. Graves
4444: (W)
4404: (W)
4395: (W)
4393:E. Rumsey
4386: (W)
4377: (D)
4375:J. Murray
4368: (W)
4359: (W)
4350: (W)
4341: (W)
4332: (W)
4323: (W)
4321:J. Harlan
4314: (W)
4312:W. Graves
4305: (W)
4296: (W)
4276: (W)
4207:J. Harlan
4198:W. Graves
4191: (J)
4189:R. French
4182: (J)
4155: (J)
4135:B. Hardin
4128: (J)
4068: (J)
4014: (J)
3987: (J)
3976:B. Hardin
3958: (J)
3880: (J)
3862: (J)
3853: (J)
3844: (J)
3835: (J)
3833:H. Daniel
3826: (J)
3817: (J)
3808: (J)
3799: (J)
3739: (J)
3730: (J)
3721: (J)
3712: (J)
3703: (J)
3694: (J)
3685: (J)
3683:H. Daniel
3676: (J)
3667: (J)
3640: (J)
3620: (J)
3569: (J)
3547: (J)
3538: (J)
3529: (J)
3527:H. Daniel
3520: (J)
3500: (J)
3491: (J)
3482: (J)
3424: (J)
3384: (J)
3353: (J)
3344: (J)
3333: (J)
3324: (J)
3306: (J)
3226: (J)
3065:I. Talbot
2947:B. Hardin
2898:I. Talbot
2818:A. McLean
2809:B. Hardin
2799:D. Walker
2727:I. Talbot
2566:Wilkinson
2556:Brown Jr.
2421:Blackburn
2406:Stevenson
2396:Bramlette
2337:Wickliffe
2302:Slaughter
2262:governors
2258:indicate
2135:Blackburn
1993:McConnell
1978:Humphreys
1898:Blackburn
1878:Stevenson
1530:April 23,
810:secession
733:in 1851.
668:Seminoles
649:squatters
504:in 1855.
482:Lexington
478:Maysville
464:President
385:", was a
324:Signature
239:1812–1816
235:In office
192:In office
137:In office
72:In office
62:10th
5156:G. Adams
5051:B. Young
4979:G. Davis
4892:J. Stone
4856:W. Green
4847:G. Davis
4829:J. White
4724:W. Green
4715:G. Davis
4670:J. White
4563:W. Green
4554:G. Davis
4498:R. Hawes
4480:J. White
4357:R. Hawes
4339:J. White
4225:J. White
4144:C. Allan
4048:A. Davis
4039:M. Beaty
4003:C. Allan
3869:C. Allan
3860:J. Adair
3701:J. Yancy
3647:J. Clark
3607:J. Rowan
3545:J. Yancy
3508:W. Young
3480:T. Moore
3453:J. Clark
3422:J. Rowan
3370:J. Henry
3360:W. Young
3322:T. Moore
3303:R. Henry
3283:J. Clark
3224:J. Rowan
3175:D. White
3157:T. Moore
3139:R. Henry
2838:W. Brown
2706:W. Logan
2665:Kentucky
2581:Fletcher
2526:Chandler
2521:Wetherby
2516:Clements
2501:Chandler
2466:McCreary
2416:McCreary
2384:Robinson
2372:Magoffin
2317:Metcalfe
2180:Clements
2145:McCreary
2130:Williams
2125:McCreery
2085:Metcalfe
2060:W. Logan
2025:Marshall
1948:Stanfill
1943:Chandler
1938:M. Logan
1888:Carlisle
1873:McCreery
1858:Thompson
1848:Morehead
1798:Thruston
1442:April 7,
1381:April 4,
1291:April 3,
1266:April 3,
1231:April 3,
1195:(1992).
1175:Pursuits
839:See also
770:railroad
655:and the
653:Missouri
639:and the
572:and the
474:turnpike
184:Kentucky
121:Kentucky
5129:L. Boyd
5015:J. Bell
4970:L. Boyd
4838:L. Boyd
4688:L. Boyd
4679:J. Pope
4616:H. Clay
4516:L. Boyd
4507:J. Pope
4431:H. Clay
4384:J. Pope
4263:H. Clay
4180:L. Boyd
4095:H. Clay
4066:P. Pope
4057:J. Love
3985:C. Lyon
3936:H. Clay
3925:G. Bibb
3842:C. Lyon
3777:H. Clay
3766:G. Bibb
3692:C. Lyon
3618:G. Bibb
3536:C. Lyon
3245:H. Clay
3085:H. Clay
2751:H. Clay
2561:Collins
2551:Carroll
2496:Laffoon
2491:Sampson
2471:Stanley
2461:Willson
2456:Beckham
2441:Bradley
2431:Buckner
2342:Letcher
2297:Madison
2282:Greenup
2277:Garrard
2256:Italics
2200:Bunning
2175:Withers
2170:Barkley
2160:Beckham
2150:Bradley
2050:Bledsoe
2020:Edwards
2012:Class 3
1973:Barkley
1958:Chapman
1928:Robsion
1923:Sackett
1918:Stanley
1903:Paynter
1893:Lindsay
1868:Guthrie
1833:Johnson
1785:Class 2
1490:2690774
1109:NGA Bio
1069:July 6,
1018:Obit.,
821:cholera
786:Bracken
672:Florida
593:captain
502:cholera
462:. When
425:company
391:Senator
381:or as "
353:Captain
314:Soldier
5072:Senate
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2918:A. New
2891:·
2879:Senate
2694:Senate
2576:Patton
2511:Willis
2486:Fields
2481:Morrow
2451:Goebel
2446:Taylor
2411:Leslie
2362:Powell
2347:Owsley
2292:Shelby
2272:Shelby
2185:Morton
2155:Camden
2120:Machen
2065:Talbot
2055:Talbot
1983:Cooper
1968:Cooper
1953:Cooper
1913:Martin
1863:Powell
1823:Hardin
1813:Walker
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2571:Jones
2531:Combs
2476:Black
2436:Brown
2426:Knott
2390:Hawes
2332:Clark
2312:Desha
2307:Adair
2287:Scott
2165:Ernst
2140:Deboe
2115:Davis
2100:Dixon
2070:Rowan
2035:Adair
1908:James
1818:Barry
1793:Brown
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2205:Paul
2195:Ford
2190:Cook
2090:Clay
2075:Clay
2045:Pope
2040:Clay
1883:Beck
1838:Bibb
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1599:1828
1532:2010
1486:OCLC
1469:2009
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1419:ISBN
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1383:2012
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703:duel
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