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John Cooper's Station (1775-1776) - [[John Cooper]] established one of the earliest stations in Bourbon County, building a cabin in 1775 and raising the first corn crop in the county on Cooper's Run. John was killed by Indians on July 7, 1776 and his brother | John Cooper's Station (1775-1776) - [[John Cooper]] established one of the earliest stations in Bourbon County, building a cabin in 1775 and raising the first corn crop in the county on Cooper's Run. John was killed by Indians on July 7, 1776, and his brother [[James Cooper]] inherited his estate. James also was an early victim of an Indian attack. | ||
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This is a stub article. You are encouraged to add content and remove the stub notation {{Stub}} when you feel it has enough content to qualify as a full article. John Cooper's Station (1775-1776) - John Cooper established one of the earliest stations in Bourbon County, building a cabin in 1775 and raising the first corn crop in the county on Cooper's Run. John was killed by Indians on July 7, 1776, and his brother James Cooper inherited his estate. James also was an early victim of an Indian attack. Source:
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