I had downloaded a digital version of the 1784 Filson map of Kentucky before, but it wasn’t a large enough file to be able to zoom in and read any of the words. Today, I found a great digital file at http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/etas/3/ If I were to print the map at 100%, but would be about 7 [...]
Archive for the ‘Smith Station’ Category
A Better Look at the Map
Posted in Danville, Early Kentucky History Research, Fort Harrod, John M Smith, Smith Station on November 23, 2011 |
Pioneer Stations Map
Posted in Early Kentucky History Research, Fort Harrod, John M Smith, Smith Station on November 16, 2011 |
List of Stations by Sandra K Gorin, taken from Collins Historical Sketches of KY, History of Kentucky, Vol II, published by Collins Co in Covington, KY 1874, copy provided by Charles Barker. Compiled by Dr Christopher C Graham of Louisville ca 1874. http://www.geocities.ws/Heartland/Ranch/5417/GenReports/StationMap/12.jpg Smith Station is Number 7
Smith Station – Message Boards
Posted in Early Kentucky History Research, Fort Harrod, John M Smith, Kentucky, Smith Station on November 15, 2011 |
Posted 1 May 2000 at -http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.kentucky.counties.lincoln/1614.1633.1635.1726/mb.ashx On Filson’s 1784 map of Kentucky there are two Smith’s stations which were at that time in Lincoln County. The most southwestern one is between Danville and Harrodsburg on a run that is not named on the map. However, I believe it may be Harrods run. My ancestor George [...]
A Wonderful Find – Now What?
Posted in Early Kentucky History Research, Fort Harrod, John M Smith, Kentucky, Land Records, Research, Russell County Smiths, Russell County, Kentucky, Smith Station on April 19, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I’m so excited about some discoveries I’ve made doing research with Google since Saturday! I had read a story that one of my ancestors, along with his brothers, had a trading post in the Danville, Kentucky area around the time of Kentucky statehood and I wanted to try to confirm that. The last ancestor that [...]




