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Joseph Desha, the outgoing governor, refused to believe that his party had lost the election. He disliked
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Metcalfe received only a rudimentary education, and at age sixteen, he was apprenticed to his brother and learned the craft of stonemasonry. Three years later, their father died, leaving the brothers to provide for their mother and younger siblings. Metcalfe became one of the most prominent
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Kentucky: Embracing Gleanings, Reminiscences, Antiquities, Natural Curiosities, Statistics, and Biographical Sketches of Pioneers, Soldiers, Jurists, Lawyers, Statesmen, Divines, Mechanics, Farmers, Merchants, and Other Leading Men, of All Occupations and
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courthouse, known as the oldest courthouse in
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who, on his first visit to the newly constructed house, told
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1442:"Biographical Sketch of Governor Thomas Metcalfe, with Portrait"
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1291:"Governor Joseph Desha of Distinguished Huguenot Ancestry"
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366:(March 20, 1780 – August 18, 1855), also known as
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793:to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
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710:by a margin of 709 votes, but his running mate,
5269:Whig Party United States senators from Kentucky
1537:The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
761:and the beginning of plans for a canal at the
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1289:Society, Kentucky Historical (January 1904).
1325:, Lowell H. Harrison, and James C. Klotter.
65:August 26, 1828 – September 4, 1832
1446:Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
961:Trowbridge, "Kentucky's Military Governors"
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1766:United States senators from Kentucky
1710:U.S. senator (Class 3) from Kentucky
1406:: The University Press of Kentucky.
1329:: The University Press of Kentucky.
1242:: The University Press of Kentucky.
1216:: J.M. Armstrong & company. 1878
822:National Register of Historic Places
547:National Register of Historic Places
1383:. The University Press of Florida.
1364:"Kentucky Governor Thomas Metcalfe"
1192:. University Press of Mississippi.
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1440:Morton, Jennie C. (January 1904).
1421:Meigs, William Montgomery (1917).
1027:Biographical Directory of Congress
834:Category:Thomas Metcalfe buildings
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406:Kentucky House of Representatives
216:Kentucky House of Representatives
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1366:. National Governors Association
1344:Hughes, B. G. (August 6, 1973).
634:Second Bank of the United States
559:state's first governor's mansion
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1505:"Kentucky's Military Governors"
1490:"Thomas Metcalfe (id: M000676)"
1317:(1992). Kleber, John E. (ed.).
1265:"Death of Ex-Governor Metcalfe"
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949:West Union: Stivers, 1900, 477.
728:Old Court-New Court controversy
616:In the House of Representatives
1473:: Bluegrass Printing Company.
1427:. The Neale Publishing Company
1110:"Governor Joseph Desha", p. 15
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2612:List of governors of Kentucky
1603:U.S. House of Representatives
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1232:; Melba Porter Hay (1991).
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626:Committee on Indian Affairs
391:Democratic-Republican Party
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1465:Powell, Robert A. (1976).
1188:Kentucky Bluegrass Country
1160:Allen, William B. (1872).
1146:NRHP nomination form, p. 4
991:NRHP nomination form, p. 3
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899:Biographical encyclopædia
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1379:Mahon, John K. (1985).
1167:. Bradley & Gilbert
563:Green County courthouse
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2658:United States Congress
1595:Richard Aylett Buckner
1346:"NRHP nomination form"
1048:"Congress slaveowners"
573:in far southern Ohio.
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1321:. Associate editors:
743:internal improvements
733:Metcalfe opposed the
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461:funds to construct a
437:internal improvements
168:United States Senator
5299:American stonemasons
2749:R. Anderson Jr.
1676:Governor of Kentucky
1583:Governor of Kentucky
1503:Trowbridge, John M.
1400:Kentucky's Governors
824:on October 2, 1973.
791:United States Senate
769:Later life and death
737:and the doctrine of
698:Governor of Kentucky
630:Committee on Militia
387:Governor of Kentucky
53:Governor of Kentucky
1719:Joseph R. Underwood
1579:National Republican
1404:Lexington, Kentucky
1327:Lexington, Kentucky
1315:Harrison, Lowell H.
1240:Lexington, Kentucky
1052:The Washington Post
712:Joseph R. Underwood
567:Presbyterian church
489:, where he died of
447:and a canal on the
376:U.S. Representative
281:National Republican
16:American politician
3013:J. D. Breckinridge
2099:J. C. Breckinridge
1716:Served alongside:
1703:John J. Crittenden
1661:Political offices
1471:Danville, Kentucky
1467:Kentucky Governors
1273:The New York Times
1180:Alvey, R. Gerald;
1054:, January 13, 2022
1009:The New York Times
806:Carlisle, Kentucky
795:John J. Crittenden
646:Louisiana Purchase
622:Sixteenth Congress
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348:Battles/wars
266:(1855-08-18)
223:
203:Succeeded by
180:
152:Succeeded by
141:Joseph Desha
125:
118:4th district
114:2nd district
93:Succeeded by
86:Joseph Desha
60:
25:
5234:1855 deaths
5229:1780 births
5190:C. Morehead
5136:J. Thompson
5094:T. Metcalfe
4995:J. Tibbatts
4899:J. Tibbatts
4863:G. Caldwell
4740:T. Marshall
4731:J. Thompson
4722:P. Triplett
4561:P. Triplett
4515:S. Anderson
4478:S. Williams
4337:S. Williams
4292:J. Chambers
4223:S. Williams
4160:J. Chambers
4142:A. G. Hawes
4019:C. Tompkins
4001:A. G. Hawes
3885:C. Tompkins
3867:A. G. Hawes
3813:J. Lecompte
3663:J. Lecompte
3566:J. Chambers
3507:R. McHatton
3487:J. Lecompte
3432:T. Metcalfe
3370:R. McHatton
3340:J. Lecompte
3253:T. Metcalfe
3155:P. Thompson
3092:T. Metcalfe
3002:J. S. Smith
2954:T. Metcalfe
2836:T. Metcalfe
2249:Confederate
1694:U.S. Senate
1230:Clay, Henry
787:Harrodsburg
747:Shelbyville
606:War of 1812
465:connecting
441:Shelbyville
410:War of 1812
372:Stonehammer
352:War of 1812
294:Nancy Mason
191:Preceded by
136:Preceded by
81:Preceded by
5223:Categories
5154:A. Buckner
5022:J. McHenry
4686:L. Andrews
4525:L. Andrews
4355:R. Menefee
4283:J. Calhoon
4225: (NR)
4216: (NR)
4207: (NR)
4198: (NR)
4189: (NR)
4162: (NR)
4153: (NR)
4151:J. Calhoon
4135: (NR)
4126: (NR)
4097: (NR)
4048: (NR)
4039: (NR)
4030: (NR)
4021: (NR)
4012: (NR)
3994: (NR)
3985: (NR)
3983:T. Chilton
3967: (NR)
3958: (NR)
3955:R. Letcher
3927: (NR)
3887: (NR)
3878: (NR)
3860: (NR)
3840:N. Gaither
3795:R. Letcher
3768: (NR)
3726:J. Kincaid
3717:N. Gaither
3708:N. Coleman
3699:T. Chilton
3647: (NR)
3645:R. Letcher
3638: (NR)
3569: (NR)
3555:T. Chilton
3547: (NR)
3544:J. Calhoon
3500: (NR)
3462: (NR)
3460:R. Letcher
3453: (NR)
3451:R. Buckner
3444: (NR)
3435: (NR)
3362: (NR)
3351: (NR)
3330:J. Johnson
3304: (NR)
3302:R. Letcher
3284: (NR)
3282:R. Buckner
3275: (NR)
3264: (NR)
3262:F. Johnson
3255: (NR)
3246: (NR)
3244:D. Trimble
3237: (NR)
3175: (DR)
3166: (DR)
3157: (DR)
3148: (DR)
3139: (DR)
3137:R. Letcher
3130: (DR)
3121: (DR)
3119:R. Buckner
3112: (DR)
3103: (DR)
3101:F. Johnson
3094: (DR)
3085: (DR)
3083:D. Trimble
3076: (DR)
3056: (DR)
3016: (DR)
3005: (DR)
2994: (DR)
2992:S. Woodson
2985: (DR)
2982:W. Bullock
2974: (DR)
2965: (DR)
2963:F. Johnson
2956: (DR)
2947: (DR)
2938: (DR)
2929: (DR)
2927:D. Trimble
2920: (DR)
2909: (DR)
2889: (DR)
2849: (DR)
2846:F. Johnson
2838: (DR)
2829: (DR)
2820: (DR)
2809: (DR)
2800: (DR)
2791: (DR)
2780: (DR)
2778:D. Trimble
2771: (DR)
2762: (DR)
2759:T. Quarles
2751: (DR)
2742: (DR)
2719: (DR)
2707: (DR)
2698: (DR)
2585:A. Beshear
2575:S. Beshear
2495:K. Johnson
2341:Crittenden
2094:Crittenden
2084:Meriwether
2069:Crittenden
1977:Huddleston
1922:Williamson
1832:Crittenden
1817:Crittenden
1727:Henry Clay
1680:1828–1832
1648:1823–1828
1621:1819–1823
840:References
751:Louisville
610:Fort Meigs
590:Henry Clay
578:lieutenant
571:West Union
501:Early life
445:Louisville
418:Fort Meigs
398:stonemason
382:, and the
307:Stonemason
299:Profession
248:1780-03-20
208:Henry Clay
71:Lieutenant
5201: (D)
5199:S. Peyton
5192: (W)
5183: (W)
5174: (W)
5172:G. Duncan
5165: (D)
5156: (W)
5147: (W)
5138: (W)
5129: (D)
5127:R. French
5120: (D)
5097: (W)
5085: (W)
5076: (W)
5042: (W)
5033: (W)
5031:A. Trumbo
5024: (W)
5015: (D)
5013:J. Martin
5006: (W)
4997: (D)
4988: (W)
4979: (W)
4977:H. Grider
4970: (W)
4961: (D)
4941: (W)
4901: (D)
4892: (W)
4883: (D)
4874: (W)
4872:H. Grider
4865: (D)
4856: (D)
4854:R. French
4847: (W)
4838: (W)
4829: (D)
4820: (W)
4800: (W)
4760: (W)
4758:J. Sprigg
4751: (W)
4749:B. Owsley
4742: (W)
4733: (W)
4724: (W)
4715: (W)
4706: (W)
4697: (D)
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4451:W. Graves
4433: (W)
4393: (W)
4384: (W)
4382:E. Rumsey
4375: (W)
4366: (D)
4364:J. Murray
4357: (W)
4348: (W)
4339: (W)
4330: (W)
4321: (W)
4312: (W)
4310:J. Harlan
4303: (W)
4301:W. Graves
4294: (W)
4285: (W)
4265: (W)
4196:J. Harlan
4187:W. Graves
4180: (J)
4178:R. French
4171: (J)
4144: (J)
4124:B. Hardin
4117: (J)
4057: (J)
4003: (J)
3976: (J)
3965:B. Hardin
3947: (J)
3869: (J)
3851: (J)
3842: (J)
3833: (J)
3824: (J)
3822:H. Daniel
3815: (J)
3806: (J)
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3788: (J)
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3672:H. Daniel
3665: (J)
3656: (J)
3629: (J)
3609: (J)
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3509: (J)
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3373: (J)
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3333: (J)
3322: (J)
3313: (J)
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3215: (J)
3054:I. Talbot
2936:B. Hardin
2887:I. Talbot
2807:A. McLean
2798:B. Hardin
2788:D. Walker
2716:I. Talbot
2555:Wilkinson
2545:Brown Jr.
2410:Blackburn
2395:Stevenson
2385:Bramlette
2326:Wickliffe
2291:Slaughter
2251:governors
2247:indicate
2124:Blackburn
1982:McConnell
1967:Humphreys
1887:Blackburn
1867:Stevenson
1519:April 23,
799:secession
722:in 1851.
657:Seminoles
638:squatters
493:in 1855.
471:Lexington
467:Maysville
453:President
374:", was a
313:Signature
228:1812–1816
224:In office
181:In office
126:In office
61:In office
51:10th
5145:G. Adams
5040:B. Young
4968:G. Davis
4881:J. Stone
4845:W. Green
4836:G. Davis
4818:J. White
4713:W. Green
4704:G. Davis
4659:J. White
4552:W. Green
4543:G. Davis
4487:R. Hawes
4469:J. White
4346:R. Hawes
4328:J. White
4214:J. White
4133:C. Allan
4037:A. Davis
4028:M. Beaty
3992:C. Allan
3858:C. Allan
3849:J. Adair
3690:J. Yancy
3636:J. Clark
3596:J. Rowan
3534:J. Yancy
3497:W. Young
3469:T. Moore
3442:J. Clark
3411:J. Rowan
3359:J. Henry
3349:W. Young
3311:T. Moore
3292:R. Henry
3272:J. Clark
3213:J. Rowan
3164:D. White
3146:T. Moore
3128:R. Henry
2827:W. Brown
2695:W. Logan
2654:Kentucky
2570:Fletcher
2515:Chandler
2510:Wetherby
2505:Clements
2490:Chandler
2455:McCreary
2405:McCreary
2373:Robinson
2361:Magoffin
2306:Metcalfe
2169:Clements
2134:McCreary
2119:Williams
2114:McCreery
2074:Metcalfe
2049:W. Logan
2014:Marshall
1937:Stanfill
1932:Chandler
1927:M. Logan
1877:Carlisle
1862:McCreery
1847:Thompson
1837:Morehead
1787:Thruston
1431:April 7,
1370:April 4,
1280:April 3,
1255:April 3,
1220:April 3,
1184:(1992).
1164:Pursuits
828:See also
759:railroad
644:and the
642:Missouri
628:and the
561:and the
463:turnpike
173:Kentucky
110:Kentucky
5118:L. Boyd
5004:J. Bell
4959:L. Boyd
4827:L. Boyd
4677:L. Boyd
4668:J. Pope
4605:H. Clay
4505:L. Boyd
4496:J. Pope
4420:H. Clay
4373:J. Pope
4252:H. Clay
4169:L. Boyd
4084:H. Clay
4055:P. Pope
4046:J. Love
3974:C. Lyon
3925:H. Clay
3914:G. Bibb
3831:C. Lyon
3766:H. Clay
3755:G. Bibb
3681:C. Lyon
3607:G. Bibb
3525:C. Lyon
3234:H. Clay
3074:H. Clay
2740:H. Clay
2550:Collins
2540:Carroll
2485:Laffoon
2480:Sampson
2460:Stanley
2450:Willson
2445:Beckham
2430:Bradley
2420:Buckner
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2286:Madison
2271:Greenup
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2164:Withers
2159:Barkley
2149:Beckham
2139:Bradley
2039:Bledsoe
2009:Edwards
2001:Class 3
1962:Barkley
1947:Chapman
1917:Robsion
1912:Sackett
1907:Stanley
1892:Paynter
1882:Lindsay
1857:Guthrie
1822:Johnson
1774:Class 2
1479:2690774
1098:NGA Bio
1058:July 6,
1007:Obit.,
810:cholera
775:Bracken
661:Florida
582:captain
491:cholera
451:. When
414:company
380:Senator
370:or as "
342:Captain
303:Soldier
5061:Senate
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4920:Senate
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4779:Senate
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2880:·
2868:Senate
2683:Senate
2565:Patton
2500:Willis
2475:Fields
2470:Morrow
2440:Goebel
2435:Taylor
2400:Leslie
2351:Powell
2336:Owsley
2281:Shelby
2261:Shelby
2174:Morton
2144:Camden
2109:Machen
2054:Talbot
2044:Talbot
1972:Cooper
1957:Cooper
1942:Cooper
1902:Martin
1852:Powell
1812:Hardin
1802:Walker
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2580:Bevin
2560:Jones
2520:Combs
2465:Black
2425:Brown
2415:Knott
2379:Hawes
2321:Clark
2301:Desha
2296:Adair
2276:Scott
2154:Ernst
2129:Deboe
2104:Davis
2089:Dixon
2059:Rowan
2024:Adair
1897:James
1807:Barry
1782:Brown
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2079:Clay
2064:Clay
2034:Pope
2029:Clay
1872:Beck
1827:Bibb
1797:Bibb
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1588:1828
1521:2010
1475:OCLC
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1385:ISBN
1372:2012
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692:duel
469:and
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