[APG Public List] Kentucky travel early 1800s

[JFonkert at aol.com]

Yes, indeed, Ladonna.  I'm hoping someone out there on the list has  
learned something about travel times from consulting such sources.  That is  
exactly the kind of information I'm seeking.  
 
In a message dated 3/27/2011 7:49:27 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
ladonna at leafseeker.com writes:

Hi  Jay,

The first thing that comes to mind to assist in determining the  length of 
travel for that time period would be to locate journals or diaries  from 
someone who traveled those early routes and making a time line from their  
notations.

Sincerely,
LaDonna
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