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Historical Markers in Fancy Farm, Kentucky
Mayfield is the county seat for Graves County
Fancy Farm is in Graves County
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Calloway County (22) ►
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Hickman County (19) ►
Marshall County (14) ►
McCracken County (149) ►
Henry County, Tennessee (28) ►
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ADJACENT TO GRAVES COUNTY
Calloway County (22) ►
Carlisle County (2) ►
Hickman County (19) ►
Marshall County (14) ►
McCracken County (149) ►
Henry County, Tennessee (28) ►
Weakley County, Tennessee (6) ►
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1 ► Kentucky, Graves County, Fancy Farm — 1682 — Fancy Farm / Centennial Picnic, Aug. 2, 1980 —  |
| On Kentucky Route 80, 0.1 miles east of Kentucky Route 339, on the left when traveling west. | |||
| (obverse) Fancy Farm The town which grew up around St. Jerome's Church was named ca.1845 for farm of John Peebles. Samuel Willett and Elizabeth Hobbs, from St. Rose's, Washington Co., were first permanent Catholic settlers in 1829. . . . — — Map (db m52292) HM | |||
| 2 ► Kentucky, Graves County, Fancy Farm — 1785 — St. Jerome Sesquicentennial / Elisha John Durbin, 1800-1887 — |
| On Kentucky Route 339 at Kentucky Route 80, on the right when traveling north on State Route 339. | |||
| (obverse) St. Jerome Sesquicentennial Site of first St. Jerome, completed 1836 by the Rev. Elisha Durbin; first Catholic Church in the Jackson Purchase. Second church dedicated, 1858; present church in 1893. St. Jerome settlers were . . . — — Map (db m52295) HM | |||