Crossword Clue: "Discovery . . . of Kentucke" subject (1784)
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""Discovery . . . of Kentucke" subject (1784)"
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""Discovery . . . of Kentucke" subject (1784)"
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- 18th-century Kentucky explorer
- 2003 ALCS hero Aaron, or his brother Bret who guest-announced the series
- 2003 BoSox-killer Aaron
- '50s singing star
- '60s gospel crooner Pat
- ___ Dam on the Tennessee River
- American frontiersman
- American pioneer born 1734
- American pioneer Daniel
- B'ar slayer Dan'l
- Battle of Blue Licks fighter, 1782
- Aaron ___, Yankees manager beginning in 2018
- "April Love" singer
- "April Love" singer Pat
- ''April Love'' singer
- Actress Megan of "The Blacklist"
- Famed frontiersman Daniel
- Famed pioneer
- Famous frontiersman.
- Famous "Long Hunter"
- Famous "Long Knife"
- Debby or Daniel
- Early American folk hero
- Early American trailblazer
- Home of Appalachian State University
- Frontier explorer Daniel
- Frontier name
- Frontiersman celebrated in Byron's "Don Juan"
- Frontiersman Daniel famous for his coonskin cap
- Frontiersman Daniel
- Frontiersman in a coonskin cap
- Frontiersman who crossed the Appalachians
- Frontiersman who lent his name to six U.S. counties
- Honorary Shawnee
- Fess Parker TV role
- Cooper's inspiration for Natty Bumppo
- Business exec T. ___ Pickens
- "Discovery . . . of Kentucke" subject (1784)
- Iconic American frontiersman
- Eponym of counties in eight states
- Crooner Pat
- Folk hero Daniel
- "In a Metal Mood" Pat
- "Hec Ramsey" actor
- Cumberland Gap explorer
- Cumberland Gap guide
- Cumberland Gap pioneer
- Cumberland Gap trailblazer
- Hero after whom eight U.S. counties are named
- Former Yankee Aaron whose 2003 ALCS Game 7 homer extended the "Curse of the Bambino"
- Daniel __ , American frontiersman, d.1820
- Daniel ___ National Forest
- Daniel of the frontier
- Daniel of the old frontier
- Daniel or Debby
- Daniel or Pat
- Daniel or Richard
- Daniel the woodsman
- Daniel with a coonskin cap
- Pioneer Daniel ____
- Pioneer Daniel
- Pioneer who lent his name to six U.S. counties
- Noted Kentucky settler
- Noted trailblazer
- Kentucky county named for a trailblazer
- Kentucky county
- Kentucky explorer Daniel
- Kentucky explorer
- Kentucky frontiersman
- Kentucky hero
- Kentucky legend
- Kentucky pioneer
- Kentucky trailblazer
- Kentucky's Daniel __ National Forest
- Kentucky's northernmost county
- Storied frontiersman
- Shawnee tribe adoptee
- Wilderness Road blazer
- Wilderness Road pioneer Daniel
- Wilderness Road pioneer
- Wilderness Road trailblazer
- Wilderness Road traveler
- Trailblazer Daniel
- Trailblazing Daniel
- Trailblazing folk hero
- Transylvania Company hire of 1775
- Subject of "The Columbus of the Woods"
- Treaty of Sycamore Shoals negotiator, 1775
- Name of eight counties in the central and eastern U.S.
- Last name of baseball's Bob, Bret and Aaron
- Pat, Daniel or Richard
- Pat known for wearing white shoes
- Pat of the '50s
- Pat or Daniel
- Pat or Dan'l
- Pat or Debbie
- Pat or Debby
- Pat who co-starred in "Journey to the Center of the Earth"
- Pat's Iowa address?
- "Lost" castaway
- Legendary American frontiersman
- Legendary frontiersman
- Legendary pioneer Daniel
- Legendary pioneer
- Legendary trailblazer
- North Carolina home of Appalachian State University
- North Carolina town that's home to Appalachian State University
- Northern Kentucky county
- Northernmost Kentucky county
- Revered pioneer
- Richard of "Have Gun - Will Travel"
- Richard or Daniel
- TV's Paladin portrayer
- Singer in white buck shoes
- Singer Pat
- Singers Pat and Debby
- U. S. frontiersman
- U. S. pioneer
- Western pioneer Daniel ___
- Yankees' manager Aaron
- 'You Light Up My Life' singer Debby
- U.S. pioneer
Recent Usage of "Discovery . . . of Kentucke" subject (1784) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Aug. 11, 2018
