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Historical Markers in Gulnare, Kentucky
Pikeville is the county seat for Pike County
Gulnare is in Pike County
Pike County (48) ►
ADJACENT TO PIKE COUNTY
Floyd County (34) ►
Knott County (11) ►
Letcher County (23) ►
Martin County (7) ►
Buchanan County, Virginia (7) ►
Dickenson County, Virginia (21) ►
Wise County, Virginia (32) ►
Mingo County, West Virginia (25) ►
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ADJACENT TO PIKE COUNTY
Floyd County (34) ►
Knott County (11) ►
Letcher County (23) ►
Martin County (7) ►
Buchanan County, Virginia (7) ►
Dickenson County, Virginia (21) ►
Wise County, Virginia (32) ►
Mingo County, West Virginia (25) ►
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Touch blue arrow, or on map, to go there.
1 ► Kentucky, Pike County, Gulnare — 2034 — Leslie / Lesley Settlement —  |
| On Kentucky Route 194 south of Sycamore Road, on the right when traveling north. | |||
| This early permanent settlement in the Big Sandy Valley was named for Revolutionary War veteran William Robert Leslie (1729-1802). Leslie moved to this site at John’s Creek circa 1790. His son Robert joined him shortly before his father’s . . . — — Map (db m146055) HM | |||
| 2 ► Kentucky, Pike County, Gulnare — Snivley Chapel — |
| On Kentucky Route 194 south of Sycamore Road, on the left when traveling north. | |||
| Persons professing the Methodist faith were meeting on Johns Creek prior to 1832. On April ll, 1853, land for a church was conveyed by deed of Martin and Sarah B. Lesley to trustees Thomas May, James Maynard, Samuel Marrs, Allen Lesley, and . . . — — Map (db m146054) HM | |||