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Marker # 1240 Garrard County , 1797  

Garrard County was formed out of parts of Lincoln, Madison, and Mercer counties, being the 25th county of Kentucky .  Lancaster , was established in 1798 as the county seat.  The county was named for James Garrard, then governor of Kentucky , (1796-1804).  Garrard, who was a native of Virginia , served in the American Revolutionary War.  He was a member of statehood and Constitution conventions at Danville , 1784-1792. 

 

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