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37498	Purcell, Martha C. Grassham, Mrs.	Stories of Old Kentucky			.txt	text/plain	39115	1776	71	times and places were told by Indians, among them the noted chiefs Kentucky--named from Ken-tuck-ee, meaning in Indian language, "the river is now the state of Kentucky these men built a rude cabin. Though the Indians at the time of the coming of the white men used Indians, and six men were killed, among them Boone's oldest son. In those days of danger the men built the cabins, garrisoned the forts, [1] The name given the white men by the Indians on account of the long On New Year's Day, 1778, Daniel Boone with thirty companions left The white men with great strength sprang away, and fled to the fort amid In 1792, the year that Kentucky became a state, there came to Lexington Kentucky is noted for her great hunters, Indian fighters, orators, and From Kentucky cabin homes came the two men who were destined to be the	./cache/37498.txt	./txt/37498.txt