Kentucky
Kentucky is a southeastern state bounded by the Ohio River in the north and the Appalachian Mountains in the east, with Frankfort the state capital. The state's largest city, Louisville, is home to the Kentucky Derby, the renowned horse race held at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May. The race is preceded by a 2-week festival and celebrated in the Kentucky Derby Museum year-round.
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Edward M. Coffman
Military historian
Robert Lincoln Poston
American editor and journalist
Margaret Rose Sanford
Former First Lady of North Carolina
Clarence Glover
American basketball player
Jack Robert Thompson
Isaac E. Lewis
American jockey
John Hensley
American actor
Tim Couch
American football quarterback
Bobby Osborne
Musician
Sonny Osborne
American musician
Ken Keen
Officer
Gerry House
American radio personality
Joey Kern
American actor
Jennifer Lawrence
American actress
Nimrod Workman
American singer
Trey James
Basketball player
Dotsie Bausch
American cyclist
Bobby Veach
American baseball player
Don Rigsby
Guitarist
Sturgill Simpson
American singer-songwriter
Jeffrey Reddick
American screenwriter
Gwenda Bond
American author
Cousin Junior
American professional wrestler
Cy Barger
Richard Taylor
British mathematician
Jack McCall
Leee Black Childers
American photographer
Edmonia Henderson
American singer
James Speed
American lawyer
James B. Ray
Former Governor of Indiana
Cooper K. Watson
U. S. representative
Alexander Buckner
Former member of the United States Senate
Denver Butler
Former Kentucky State Representative
Francis Gerald Osborne
Joan Osborne's father
John Christian Bullitt
Lawyer
Joshua Bullitt
Justice
Ruth Ann Osborne
Meriwether Lewis Clark Jr.
Joshua Fry Bullitt Jr.
Lawyer ‧ Joshua Bullitt's son
Francis Gary Powers
American pilot
Gary Stewart
American musician
Darwin K. Kyle
Military personnel
Matt Figger
Basketball coach
Clay Stapleton
American football player
Marvin Gay Sr.
Marvin Gaye's father
Scott Wiggam
John S. Smith
Attorney
