Historical Markers in Hancock County

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Historical Markers in Hancock County

Hawesville is the county seat for Hancock County

Adjacent to Hancock County, Kentucky

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1 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 1756 — Captain John W. Cannon —

2 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 2097 — Captain William Davison / Steamboat Disaster —

3 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 762 — County Named - 1829 —

4 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 1678 — First Court Proceedings —

5 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 1738 — Hawesville —

6 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 1856 — Hawesville Railroad Station —

7 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 2078 — Home of Robert C. Beauchamp / Early Plantation in County —

8 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Hawesville — 2039 — Town of Patesville —

9 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Lewisport — 1789 — Founding of Lewisport —

10 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Lewisport — 667 — Lincoln Acquitted —

11 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Lewisport — 1935 — Site of Front Street / Union Steamboat Captured —

12 ► Kentucky, Hancock County, Pellville — 1993 — Pellville —

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