[APG Public List] Kentucky travel early 1800s

[JFonkert at aol.com]

I am working on a family that appears at various times along the Kentucky  
River from the Kentucky's mouth at the Ohio upstream to the western edge of 
the  Blue Grass region west of Lexington.  Can anyone tell me how long it 
took  to travel from, say, Lexington, north to the mouth of the Kentucky in 
the  1800-1820 period? Would travelers more like go by land or by water?
 
Jay Fonkert,  CG
_http://fourgenerationsgenealogy.blogspot.com/_ 
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Saint  Paul, MN

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