Map from "Kentucky:Settlement and Statehood 1750-1800" by George Morgan Chinn, a publication by The Kentucky Historical Society, Franfort, Kentucky, 1975
 

ADAM'S (GEO)	Garrard Co
ARMSTRONG'S STATION	On the Indiana Shore in Clark Co IN at the mouth of Bull Creek, opposite the Grassy Flats, and 18-mile-Island bar in the Ohio River, 18-miles above Louisville. Blockhouse built here by Col John Armstrong between 1786-1790 to prevent the Indians from crossing the river and stealing horses from KY.
ARNOLD'S (JOHN) STATION	On Little Benson Creek, 7 miles above Frankfort, 1783.
ARRINGTON'S STATION	Southern KY, 1788.
ASTON'S STATION	Mentioned in Boone's autobiography, May 1782; also called Estill's.
A'STURGUS' STATION	1783, on Harrod's Trace, Jefferson Co KY. 62 on Map
BAILEY'S STATION	Mason Co KY, 2 1/2 miles south of Maysfield, 1 mile from Washington; settled 1791.
BALLARD'S (BLAND) STATION	Shelby Co, usually called TYLER'S.
BARDSTOWN	Nelson Co, established 1788, also called BAIRDSTOWN.
BARNETT'S STATION	2 miles from Hartford in Ohio Co; settled by Col. Joseph Barnett before 1790.
BELL'S STATION	Madison Co.
BLACK'S STATION	before Dec 1794; Fayette Co, on waters of Clear Creek.
BLOCKHOUSE ON BIG SANDY RIVER	Near or above Louisa, Lawrence Co.
BLUE LICKS - UPPER & LOVE	See later. 56 on Map
BOILING SPRING	Mercer Co, near or in Harrodsburg, 1775, one of the 4 settlements which were represented in the Transylvania legislative body at Boonesboro.
BOONE (GEORGE) STATION	2 1/2 miles NW of Richmond.
BOONE'S (SQUIRE) STATION	Called Squire Boone's station - see later. 64 on Map
BOONE'S STATION	On Boone's Creek, Fayette Co, about 10 miles SE of Lexington and 5 miles NW from Boonesboro; settled by & named after Daniel Boone about 1783 or 1784, who lived there until he moved to Maysville, before Feb 3, 1786.
BOONE'S STATIONS	See Boonesboro.
BOONESBORO	on west bank of KY river in Madison Co; settled by Daniel Boone who began the fort on April 1st, finished it on 14 June 1775.
BOSLEY'S STATION	3/4 mile above the main fork of Well's Creek, near Washington in Mason Co, before 1793.
BOWMAN'S STATION	6 miles E of Harrodsburg,x settled in 1779 by 30 families under Col. Abram Bowman. He soon moved to Fayette Co. 8 on Map
BRASHEARS' STATION	At mouth of Floyd's Fork, Bullitt Co, 1779. 63 on Map
BRYAN'S STATION	Fayette Co, about 5 miles NE of Lexington, on the southern bank of the north fork of Elkhorn; settled by the Bryans in 1779, but a cabin had be en built by Joseph Bryan, a son-in-law of Col. Daniel Boone in 1776.
BUCHANAN'S STATION	1 mile W of Germantown, Bracken Co, where geo Humlong recently lived. BULLITT'S LICK, on N side of Salt river, 3 miles from Salt River and same distance from Shepherdsville in Bullitt Co; discovered by Capt. Thos Bullitt in 1773; t he only place where salt was made about the Falls in 1780-1, according to Bland Ballard's description.
BURNT STATION	On or near Simpson's Creek, Nelson Co.
BUSH (WM) STATION OR SETTLEMENT	Clark Co, near Boonesborough.
BYNE'S STATION	Settled by Edmund Byne on North Fork in Mason Co.
CAMP KNOX	E part of Green Co where in June 1770, Col. James Knox, with 22 men (called the "Long Huners" with 4 pack-horses, encamped.
CAMPBELL'S STATION	On the Dry Ridge in now Grant Co, 3 miles N of Williamstown, 33 miles from the south of Licking; settled sometime before 1792.
CANE RUN	A Presbyterian meeting house in 1784, in then Lincoln Co.
CARPENTER'S STATION	In the knobs of Green River, about 2 miles W of Hustonville in Lincoln, Co, about 1780. 35 on Map
CARTWRIGHT'S STATION	Settled 1779.
CASEY'S (Col. Wm) STATION	Lincoln Co, 3 miles W of Stanford, & 7 miles E of Danville, on Hanging Fork of Dick's River. 36 on Map
CASSIDY'S STATION	Fleming Co; settled by Michael Cassidy.
CLARK'S STATION	Mason Co, settled 1785.
CLARK'S STATION	On Clark's run, a branch of Dick's River; settled by GEO CLARK before Nov 1779. 16 on Map
CLARKSVILLE	In Indiana, opposite Louisville, laid out by Gen. Geo Rogers Clark.
CLEAR'S STATION	Bullitt Co.
COLLINS' STATION	On Rockcastle River.
COOPER'S STATION	On Cooper's run, Bourbon Co, 2 miles from KISER'S.
CORN ISLAND	In Ohio River, opposite Louisville where Gen. Geo Rogers CLARK build a fort June 1778, raised several crops of corn; had several acres of rich land - now all washed away.
COX'S STATION	Nelson County, near KINCHELOE'S Station. 58 on Map
CRAB ORCHARD	Lincoln County, 12 miles from Lancaster, 10 miles from Stanford, on the old pioneer road to Cumberland Gap.
CRAIG (ELIJAH) STATION	5 miles from Versailles; 1783. 55 on Map
CRAIG'S STATION	On Gilbert's creek, few miles E of Lancaster in Garrard Co; settled by Rev Lewis CRAIG 1780. 43 on Map
CREWS'(DAVID) STATION	Madison Co, 1781.
CROW'S STATION	In THEN Lincoln Co, 2 miles E of Danville. 15 on Map
CURTIS' STATION	Mason Co.
DANVILLE	In Boyle county; laid off as a town by Walker DANIEL 1781.
DAVIESS' (JAMES) STATION	About 5 miles W of Whitley's. 33 on Map
DAVIS' STATION	Southern KY, probably in Logan or Warren Co.
DOUGHERTY'S STATION	Boyle Co on CLARK'S run, 1 1/2 miles below Danville.
DOVER STATION	Garrard Co, waters of Dick's River.
DOWDALL'S STATION	On Salt River, before 1784.
DOWNING'S STATION	E of and near Dick's River, not far from Danville.
DRENNON'S LICK	Henry County, near KY River.
DUTCH STATION	Jefferson Co, on Beargrass creek, 1780. 11 on Map
ELK FORK OF RED RIVER	Logan Co, several settlements on, 1785.
ELLIS' STATION	At Ellisville, Nicholas Co.
ENGLISH'S STATION	On south bank of Dick's River, Lincoln Co, 3 miles E of Crab Orchard. 39 on Map
ESTILL'S NEW STATION	5 miles SE of Richmond.
ESTILL'S STATION	On Muddy creek, 3 miles S of Richmond in Madison Co; settled by Capt. James ESTILL, before 1781.
FALLS OF THE OHIO	First fort was built on Corn Island, opposite L'ville in June 1778; in the fall of 1778 or spring of 1779, a rude stockade was raised near a ravine where, in 1838, Twelfth St in Louisville terminated at the Ohio River.
FEAGAN'S STATION	Mason Co, 1 1/2 to 2 miles E of Germantown.
FIELDS' (WM) STATION	1 1/2 miles W of Danville. 30 on Map
FINNEY, FORT	Original name of the Fort where lower end of Jefferson-ville, IN now stands, at the Falls of the Ohio.
FINN'S STATION	In Jefferson or Spencer Co, settled before 1780.
FISHER'S (STEPHEN) GARRISON	Not far from Danville. 13 on Map
FLEMING'S	(Col. John) Station Fleming C1o, 1790
FLORER'S STATION	On S bank of Dick's River, Lincoln Co, 3 miles E of Crab Orchard.
FLOYD'S FORK STATION	Oldham Co near Pewee Valley, 18 miles E of Louisville.
FLOYD'S STATION	First at the mouth of the Beargrass, in Louisville, corner 3rd St and Ohio River.
FLOYD'S STATION	On the Middle Fork of Beargrass Creek, 6 miles from the Falls of the Ohio; settled by Col. John FLOYD, 1775. 61 on Map
FONTAINBLEAU	About 3 miles below Harrodsburg, on the bank of the Salt River; a mill was built there at an early day.
FORKS OF DICK'S RIVER	Presbyterian preaching place in 1784, in NOW Lincoln Co. 44 on Map
FORKS OF ELKHORN SETTLEMENT	Scott Co.
FOX'S (ARTHUR) STATION	Same as Washington.
GARRARD'S STATION	Hamilton Co OH, on Little Miami; April, 1796.
GEORGETOWN	Scott Co, formerly at McCLELLAND'S Fort (see later).
GILMER'S LICK	7 miles from Whitley's Station, Lincoln Co.
GILMORE'S STATION	12 miles E of Mountsterling, Montgomery Co.
GIVENS' (SAMUEL) STATION	1 1/4 milese SW of Danville, on a branch of Clark's run; settled before Feb 1780, afterwards called JOHN REED'S STATION. 17 on Map
GLOVER'S STATION	On the Green River, where Greensburg now stands, 1780.
GOAR'S STATION	Franklin Co, N side of Elkhorn Creek.
GOODWIN'S STATION	On the Rolling Fork, 1780.
GORDON'S STATION	1779, Mercer Co. (5 on map)
GRANT'S LICK	Campbell Co, 5 miles from Alexandria, on road to Falmouth; salt made there before 1800.
GRANT'S STATION	Settled by Col. John GRANT, 1779, who abandoned it in 1780 and moved back to NC; but returned and re-settled it 1784. Within 5 miles NE of Bryan's Station, near where Lowe's is, on KY Cen RR near Fayette and Bourbon line.
GREAT CROSSING STATION	Scott Co, abt 2 miles W of Georgetown; same as Col. JOHNSON'S.
GRUBB'S STATION	Settled by Capt. Higgason GRUBBS, on Muddy Creek, Madison Co before Oct 1792.
HAGGIN'S STATION	See TRIGG'S Station to follow. 31 on Map
HARBESON'S STATION	Probably in E part of Washington Co, on road from Harrodsburg to Bardstown. 24 on Map
HARDIN'S STATION	Same as Hardinsburg above.
HARDINSBURG	County seat of Breckinridge Co., originally a station erected by Capt. HARDIN; laid out as a town in 1782. 47 on Map
HARLAN'S STATION	On Salt river in Mercer Co, 7 miles SE from Harrods- burg & 3 miles SW of Danville; built by Major Silas HARLAN in 1778. 21 on Map
HARRISON'S STATION	2 miles from HIGGIN'S Fort, about 3 miles from Cynthiana in Harrison Co, before 1786.
HARROD'S STATION	6 miles E of Harrodsburg in Mercer Co, on the present road to Danville; settled by Col. James HARROD. 10 on Map
HARROD'S TOWN, or HARRODSBURG STATION	Where Harrodsburg now stands in Mercer Co, settled by James HARROD 1774. The Fort - located on the hill which, in 1834, was occupied by the seminary bldg., and which included a considerable spring of water at its foot, was begun during the winter of 1775-6, but not finished until the next season.
HARTFORD STATION	Where Hartford, OH is, before 1790. 48 on Map
HART'S or WHITE OAK SPRING STATION	1 mile above Boonesboro, in same KY River bottom, Madison Co, settled 1779 by Nathaniel HART, and some families from PA.
HAZEL PATCH	On the Cumberland Gap road, in Laurel Co.
HELM'S STATION, HAYCRAFT'S STATION, HYNES STATION	Settled by Capt. Thomas HELM in 1780, on the spot now occupied by the late Gov. John L HELM'S residence; the 2nd, named after Samuel HAYCRAFT, was on the hill above the cave spring; while HYNE'S, settled by Capt. Andrew HYNES, occupied the other angle of the triangle where Elizabethtown now stands; they were one mile apart.
HIGGIN'S BLOCKHOUSE	On the bank of Licking, 1 1/2 miles above Cynthiana Harrison Co, opposite mouth of Seller's Run; before 1786.
HINKSTON'S STATION	Harrison Co, on South Licking, 1 1/2 miles above Higgin's Blockhouse, a short distance below Hinkston Creek; was first settled by Isaac RUDDLE and others and called Ruddle's Station until "Taken by the Indians" in 1780; when re-settled, it was most often called Hinkston's, after John HINKSTON, the most prominent of the re-settlers.
HOBSON'S CHOICE	The camping ground of Gen. WAYNE, 1793, on the Ohio river blow (but now in) the city of Cincinnati - the very spot now occupied by the gas works, but reaching above and below that. 50 on Map
HOGLAND'S STATION	Jefferson Co, on Beargrass, 1780.
HOLDER'S (JOHN) STATION	On KY river, 2 miles below Boonesboro.
HOOD'S STATION	In Clark Co, before 1792.
HOY'S STATION	In Madison Co.
HUSTON'S STATION	In 1776, present site of Paris in Bourbon Co.
IRISH STATION	Nicholas Co, 5-6 miles S of Lower Blue Lick, on the road to Millersburg.
IRISH STATION	Betwen Danville and mouth of Dick's River.
IRVINE'S STATION	Near where Richmond now stands, Madison Co, established by Col. Wm IRVINE and his brother Capt. Christopher IRVINE; 1778-9. 23 on Map
JEFFERSON FORT	Ballard Co, on the Mississippi River, about 5 miles below the mouth of the Ohio; established by Gen. George Rogers CLARK, within the Chickasaw country in 1780; abandoned or evacuated in the spring of 1781 because it afforded no security to the western settlements.
JOHNSON'S (COL ROBT) STATION	At the Great BUffalo Crossings on North Elkhorn, Scott Co, settled winter of 1783-4.
KELLAR'S STATION	Jefferson Co, before 1780.
KENNEDY'S STATION	Garrard Co, between Paint Lick and Dick's River.
KENTON'S (JOHN) STATION	1/2 mile SE of Washington in Mason Co. 65 on Map
KENTON'S (SIMON) STATION	Several blockhouses built by him who brought to them from PA his father's family & remained with them until July 1784.
KENTON'S STATION	3 miles SW of Limestone, now Maysville, and 1 mile N of Washington in Mason Co, settled by Simon KENTON 1784.
KILGORE'S STATION	1782, N of Cumberland River, S side of Red River, attacked by Indians, same yr. and broken up. Probably in southern part of Logan co near the state line, or may be in TN. (Addition by Mark Lowe This is not in Robertson County, Tennessee formerly Tennessee County, North Carolina. Thomas Kilgore is buried near Cross Plains, TN. The cave where he hid before building a station is still visited.)
KINCHELOE'S STATION	On Simpson Creek, Spencer Co. 59 on Map
KNOB LICK	Lincoln CO, 5 miles S of Danville, settled 1776 by Isaac SHELBY.
KUYKENDALL'S (MOSES) STATION	1782, Jefferson Co, waters of Beargrass.
LEACH'S STATION	In Bracken Co.
LEE'S STATION	Mason Co between Maysville and Washington; settled by Gen. Henry LEE 1785, and still the home of his descendants.
LEESTOWN	On E bank of KY River, 1 mile below Frankfort - settled 1776 by Hancock LEE, Cyrus McCRACKEN (father of Capt. Virgil McCRACKEN, after whom McCracken Co was named) - and others, who raised cabins there.
LEITCH'S STATION	About 6 miles above the mouth of the Licking, on the E bank in now Campbell Co; setled in 1790 by Maj. David LEITCH (after whom Litchfield, Grayson Co, was named).
LEWIS'S STATION	Re-settled by Gen. LEWIS in 1789, formerly called Geo CLARK'S Station - where Lewisburg now is, Mason Co, 9 miles from Maysville.
LEXINGTON	On the Town fork of Elkhorn, Fayette Co, settled by Col. Robert PATTERSON, April 1, 1779.
LIBERTY FORT	On Salt Rivr in Mercer Co, 3/4 mile below McAFEE'S Statin.
LICKING STATION	Harrison Co, probably near Lair's or may be nearer to Cynthiana.
LIMESTONE	See Maysville.
LINDSAY'S STATION	Scott Co near Lecompt's Run.
LINN'S STATION	On Beargrass, Jefferson Co, about 10 miles from Louisville, before 1780.
LITTELL'S STATION	Pendleton Co, on Fork Lick, a west branch of South Licking into which it empties just below Collinsville (Or Morgan's on KY Central RR).
LOCUST THICKET FORT	Madison Co before 1780.
LOGAN'S FORT	Same as St Asaph, 1 mile W of Stanford, in Lincoln Co, settled by Col. Benj. LOGAN 1775.
LOUDON'S STATION	30 miles from mouth of KY River, probably in Henry Co.
LOUISVILLE	At the Falls of the Ohio, Jefferson Co, laid off as a town by Capt. Thos. BULLITT, Aug 1773; first settlement was on Corn Island, near the KY shore, in the spring of 1778; in the fall of that yr., a blockhouse was built on the main short, and in 1782 a larger fort called Fort Nelson.
LOWER BLUE LICKS	Nicholas Co, in sight of where the Maysville & Lexington turnpike crosses Licking River, discovered 1773.
LYNCH'S STATION	Near Shelbyville, same as Squire Boone's.
MANCHESTER or MASSIE'S STATION	12 miles above Maysville on the N bank of the Ohio River.
MANN'S LICK	A salt station before 1786, on S side of and close to Salt River in Bullitt Co, few miles from Shepherdsville.
MARBLE CREEK STATION	7 miles from Boonesboro.
MARTIN'S STATION	Established by John MARTIN who built a cabin in 1775, 5 miles from Ruddle's Station, on Stoner, about 3 miles below Paris in Bourbon Co, settled 1779. 54 on Map
MASTERSON'S (JAMES) STATION	5 miles NW of Lexington. The first Methodist E Church building in KY was erected here - a plain log structure - in 1790or earlier, and in 1871 was still standing.
MAULDING'S STATION	Established 1780 on Red River, Logan Co.
MAY'S LICK SETTLEMENT	At Mayslick, Mason Co.
MAYSVILLE	On the Ohio River, at the mouth of Limestone Creek, Mason Co, settled 1784, blockhouse built by Edward WALLER, John WALLER and George LEWIS of Virginia.
McAFEE'S STATION	Mercer Co, 6-7 miles from Harrodsburg on Salt River, about ¼ mile above Providence Church; settled by McAfee brothers in 1779. 18 on Map
McAFFEE'S STATION (WILLIAM)	On Shawnee run, about 1 mile W from Harrodsburg, at the mouth of the Town branch. 19 0n Map
McCLELLAND'S FORT or STATION	Where Georgetown now stands in Scott Co, settled 1776 by John, Alexander and Wm McCLELLAND, and their and other families from Hinckston's Station and Drennon's Lick. 60 on Map
McCONNELL'S STATION	Settled by Wm McCONNELL 1783 or earlier, at the royal spring near (now in) Lexington, was not so fortified as to be regarded as a regular station, and was soon merged in Lexington.67 on Map
McCORMICK'S STATION	On top of first ridge N or NW of Knob Lick fork of Hanging Fork of Dick's River.40 on Map
McFADDEN'S STATION	4 miles above Bowling Green on Big Barren River, Warren Co, settled by Andrew McFADDEN 1785.
McGARY'S (Maj. HUGH) STATION	Mercer Co, at the headspring on Shawnee Run, 5 miles NNE from Harrodsburg. 4 on Map
McGEE'S STATION/COVE SPRING	On Cooper's run, in SE part of Fayette Co, on or near Tate's Creek road from Lexington to Richmond; sometimes called the "Old Station", settled before 1780.
McGUIRE'S STATION	Same as McGEE'S, so called, sometimes, because James McGuire was prominent there in 1780.
McKINLEY'S BLOCK HOUSE	On the old buffalo trace S of Washington, Mason Co where David HUNTER lived 1873; built by Jas Mc- Kinley 1785.
McKINNEY'S STATION	Settled by Archibald McKINNEY before 1792, Lincoln Co, on McKinney's branch of Hanging Fork, about 2 miles from Green River, 9 miles SW from Stanford & about 4 miles NE of Hustonville. 45 on Map
McMILLIN'S FORT	Bourbon or Harrison Co, 1779.
MEAUX'S STATION	Probably Boyle or Mercer Co, 1789.
MEEK'S STATION	Waters of Drennon's Lick, 20 miles from the Ohio river at the mouth of 18 mile Creek.
MEREFORD'S (GEO) STATION	2 1/4 miles S of Maysville, Mason Co, 1787 66 on Map
MIDDLE STATION	Jefferson Co before 1787.
MILLER'S STATION	Settled 1784 by John MILLER, about 1 mile from Hinkston Creek towards Blue Licks, 1 mile NE of Millersburg.
MILLS' STATION	Supposed to be in Greenup or Lewis Co; Wm THOMPSON of White Oak, Greenup Co, who died 7 May 1867, age 77, settled there in 1790 with his father.
MONTGOMERY'S STATION	Lincoln Co, on headwaters of Green River, 12 miles SW from Logan's Fort; 2 1/2 miles from Petit's Station; settled by Wm MONTGOMERY, the father-in-law of Gen. Ben LOGAN and sons 1780. 34 on Map
MORGAN'S STATION	On Slate creek, 7 miles E of Mt Sterling, in now Bath Co, settled before 1793. 57 on Map
MUD GARRISON	Where Shepherdsville now stands in Bullitt Co, midway between Bullitt's Lick and the Falls of Salt River, settled in or before 1778.
MUDDY RIVER LICKS	N of Russellville, Logan Co and Butler Cos,between 1780 and 1 784.
NELSON FORT	Louisville, corner of 9th St and Ohio River. 52 on Map
NEW HOLLAND	Jefferson Co, before 1784.
NONSENSE FORT	Bullitt Co.
OLD TOWN	A name by which Harrodsburg was known at an early day.
OLD TOWN	Greenup Co, scene of a great battle by Indians.
OWEN'S (BRACKET) STATION	Near Shelbyville, 1782.
OWINGS' STATION	On road from Lexington to Paris.
PAINT LICK STATION	Garrard Co, near Madison Co line.
PAINTED STONE	Some doubt as to locality, believed to be another name for Squire BOONE'S Station on Clear Creek, near Shelbyville, Shelby Co, certainly Squire Boone's military headquarters June 1780.
PARIS	Formerly HOUSTON'S STATION Bourbon Co, established 1789 under the name of HOPEWELL, afterwrds called BOURBONTON, and finally Paris.
PETIT'S STATION	Lincoln Co, 2 1/2 miles from Montgomery's Station, on headwaters of Green River, 16 miles from Logan's Fort. 41 on Map
PHILLIP'S FORT	Larue Co, N side of Nolin Creek, 1 1/4 miles from Hodgenville; s ettled by Philip PHILLIPS 1780-1.
PITTMAN'S STATION	Green Co, Right bank of Green River, near the mouth of Pittma n's Creek, 5 miles W of Greensburg, settled in fall of 1779 or spring of 1780. 49 on Map
POND STATION	McLean Co, 4 miles SW of Calhoon, 1790.
POPLAR LEVEL	Jefferson Co, before 1784.
PORT WILLIAM	Now Carrollton, Carroll Co, at mouth of KY River, laid out in 1792 ; a blockhouse built in 1786 or 1787 by Capt. ELISTON.
REED'S (JOHN) STATION	Near Danville, same as GIVENS'.
ROGERS' STATION	Nelson Co near the Beech Fork, 1780
ROGERS' STATION	Towards Strode's station, Clark Co.
RUDDLE'S STATION	On E bank of South Fork of Licking River, 3 miles below the junction of Hinkston and Stoner's Branches; about 7 miles from Paris, Bourbon Co, settled 1777 by Isaac RUDDLE; captured by the Indians and destroyed in 1780, rebuilt by John Hinkston and others, and called Hinkston's Station. 53 on Map
RUSSELLVILLE	Logan Co, settled 1780.
SALT RIVER GARRISON	Before 1780.
SANDUSKY'S STATION	On Pleasant Run in Washington Co, settled by James SANDUSKY or SODOWSKY 1776; in 1786 or 87 he removed to Cane Ridge in Bourbon Co and settled another station, which was probably known by the name of CANE RIDGE. 68 on Map
SCOTT'S (John) STATION	5 1/2 miles NE of Cynthiana, Harrison Co.
SCRIVNER'S STATION	Madison Co.
SHALLOW-FORD STATION	Madison Co.
SKAGG'S STATION	On Brush creek, Green Co, about 1781.
SLATE BLOCKHOUSE	At the old Slate Furnace, Bath Co, about 1788.
SMITH'S STATION	On road from Danville to mouth of Dick's River. 7 on map
SPRING STATION	Jefferson Co, 1784.
SQUIRE BOONE'S STATION	Shelby Co near where Shelbyville now stands, on Clerk Creek, a branch of BRASHEARS' Creek, 1780 or before.
ST ASAPH/LOGAN'S FORT	Lincoln Co, 1 mile w of Stanford; 1775. 32 on Map
STATION CAMP CREEK	Jackson and Estill Counties.
STATIONS	on Beargrass Creek 6, in 1780, with a population of 600 men
STEVENSON'S STATION	On Paint Lick creek, probably Garrard Co.
STOCKTON'S (Geo) STATION	In sight of Flemingsburg, Fleming Co; 1787.
STRODE'S STATION	2 miles from Winchester, Clark Co, 1779.71 on Map
STROUD'S STATION	Mason Co, on North Fork of Licking, at the mouth of Stroud's Run, 1785. More correctly written STRODE.
STRUBEN FORT	Falls of the Ohio, 1790, originally called Fort FINNEY, now Jeffersonville, IN.
STURGUS' STATION	Jefferson Co, in or before 1784.
SULLIVAN'S (Daniel)	Jefferson Co, before 1784.
SULLIVAN'S NEW STATION	Jefferson Co, before 1784.
SULLIVAN'S OLD STATION	Before 1780, Jefferson Co; 5 miles SE of Louisville, on the Bardstown Road. Elisha APPLEGATE, then still living in Nov 1872 was born there 1781.69 on Map
SULLIVAN'S STATION	Jefferson Co, Beargrass, 1780.
SUMMIT STATION	Nicholas Co, 12 miles from Lower Blue Licks.
TANNER'S (JOHN) STATION	6miles NW of Richmond.
TANNER'S STATION	Where Petersburg now is, Boon Co, 1785.
TANNER'S STATION	Lower Blue Licks, Nov 1784.
TAYLOR'S CREEK STATION	Probably Campbell Co on Taylors Creek. The Cin- cinnati Centinel of the North-West Mar 12, 1796, says John Campbell lived there.
THE LITTLE FORT	Same as TWETTY'S, formed 1775.
THOMPSON'S STATION	Settled by Robert Thompson 1790, on the Middle Fork of Elkhorn, 3 miles below Lexington, Fayette Co.
TODD'S STATION	Jessamine Co, not far from Keene, about 10 miles SW from Lexington; settled by Levi TODD 1779, who afterwards removed to Lexington as a place of greater safety. 70 on Map
TRIGG'S STATION	4 miles NE of Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, on Cane Run, 4 miles from its mouth at Dick's River; settled 1780 by Col. Stephen TRIGG, and called Viney Grove, because of the number of large grape-vines. John HAGGIN lived there, and it was sometimes called Haggin's Statioin. 6 on map
TWETTY'S FORT	The first fort in KY, 5 miles S of Richmond.
TYLER'S STATION	Named after Capt. Robert TAYLOR, Tick Creek, 4 miles E of Shelbyville.
UPPER BLUE LICKS	Licking River, Nicholas Co, 12 miles from Flemingsburg and 18 miles from Carlisle.
VANCE'S STATION	Green River, 15 miles from its mouth, before Apr 1780.
VANCOUVER'S (CHARLES) FORT	Fork of Big Sandy River; settled 1789, abandoned 1790.
VANMETER'S (JACOB) FORT	Hardin Co before 1790.
VIENNA STATION	McLean Co, falls of Green River, now Calhoon.
VINEY GROVE	See above.
WADDINGTON'S	A mistake for WORTHINGTON'S Station, which see.
WARING'S STATION	Mason Co, nearly 2 miles from Maysville, short distance W of Lexington Turnpike; settled Feb 1785 by Col. Thos. WARING.
WARNER'S STATION	Otter Creek, Madison Co.
WARREN'S (THOS) STATION	Madison Co.
WASHINGTON	Mason Co, 3 1/2 miles SW of Maysville; settled by Simon KENTON 1784; laid out as town in 1786, by Rev Wm WOOD and Arthur FOX, Sr. (now Cincinnati, OH. 51 on Map
WELLS' (SAMUEL) STATION	3 1/2 miles NW of Shelbyville.
WELLS' STATION	W part of Mason Co.
WHALEY'S STATION	Mason Co.
WHIPPOORWILL CREEK	Logan Co, settled 1784 by the MAULDINGS.
WHITAKER'S STATION	Bullitt Co, settled by Cap Aquilla WHITAKER, the hero of the fight at the foot of the Falls of the Ohio Mar 1, 1781.
WHITE OAK SPRING (or HART) STATION	See that listing.
WHITLEY'S STATION	Lincoln Co, 2 miles SW of Crab Orchard. 1779. 37 on Map
WILLIAM'S (DAVID) STATION	6miles NE from Harrodsburg.
WILSON'S STATION	Mercer Co, branch of Salt River, 2 miles NW of Harrodsburg. 20 on Map
WILSON'S STATION	Lincoln Co, fork of Clark's run, 1785.
WOODS' (JOHN) STATION	Madison Co.
WORTHINGTON'S STATION	Also called Fort. 4 miles S E of Danville, Lincold Co; 1779, by Capt. Edward WORTHINGTON, one of the "Long Hunters". Sometimes called Waddington's. 38 on Map