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Grant county, in respect to its population, wealth, fertility of soil, and agricultural produce, is far above an average county in the State. Its population, taking the same method we did at first, is 14,775. In the northern part of the county there are some fine mineral springs, the water being composed of iron, magnesia and salts. Out of a large number of soldiers of the war of the Revolution and war of 1812, the following are living: Chas. W. Porter, Larkin Webster, John Ferguson, Elijah Sturgeon, James Wilson, and Jeremiah Morgan. |
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Grant County History
- History of Williamstown, Grant County, KY
- How Grant County Came To Be
- The History of Grant County
- In the Beginning, Part of Virginia
- Grant was once part of Pendleton County
- Formation of New County not without controversy
- First Court; Tavern Rates Established
- First Circuit Court
- New Court House
- First Jail
- Hunting is the Chief Enterprise
- Early Development of Williamstown
- Early Development of Crittenden and Dry Ridge
- Further Development of Williamstown
- Fire
- Grant County Newspapers
- Religious History of Grant County
- The First Schools in Grant County
- School Districts Established
- The Big Tree and the Poison Spring
- General Marquis Lafayette comes to Grant County
- The Lynching of 1841