Erected in honor of the pioneer, fathers
James McAfee
Samuel McAfee
John Armstrong
Joseph Lyon
George McAfee
James McCoun
Wm. Armstrong
John McGee
Robert McAfee
James McCoun, Jr.
James Buchanan
George . . . — — Map (db m269142) HM
New Providence
The McAfee Company first visited Salt River in 1773 to choose a
location for settlement. While returning to Virginia, they were near starvation until Robert McAfee killed a deer which provided food for them. Later when they . . . — — Map (db m269131) HM
Pioneer Teacher, 1779
John May, first teacher in school at McAfee Station, 1779. One of four Ky. Dist. delegates, 1781, to Va. House of Burgesses. First clerk of Supreme Court, Ky. Dist. and one of original trustees of Transylvania Seminary, . . . — — Map (db m105460) HM
Pioneer Teacher, 1779
John May, first teacher in school at McAfee Station, 1779. One of four Ky. Dist. delegates, 1781, to Va. House of Burgesses. First clerk of Supreme Court, Ky. Dist. and one of original trustees of Transylvania Seminary, . . . — — Map (db m105541) HM
Buried in New Providence
Presbyterian Church Cemetery
1 mile
James Cardwell
Robert Coleman
Isaac Coovert
Richard Holman
George McAfee
Samuel McAfee
John McGee
Thomas Smithey — — Map (db m269133) HM
(East side)
This tablet is erected in honor of
Thomas Cleland
Pioneer Presbyterian Preacher
Pastor of New Providence Church from April 1, 1813 until the time of his death, January 31, 1858
"His sterling integrity, earnest . . . — — Map (db m269139) HM
Warwick/Oregon Warwick flourished for some 50 years and was succeeded by Oregon. Both were early shipping ports. Flatboats, during Warwick era, and later steamboats, at Oregon, ran regularly between here and New Orleans. This point was at head . . . — — Map (db m105463) HM