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Letter: How did Montpelier get its name? Phil Hanna writes: Do you know where Montpelier get its name? I have not found this in the Kentucky Place Names books. Montpelier in France was a Huguenot stronghold; I had wondered if some of the settlers in that area where of Huguenot background in the same way that Daniel Trabue was of Huguenot background. --Phil HannaPhil, Thanks to one of our readers, we have an answer to this question: Steve Weston: How Montpellier/Montpelier got its name Mobile Comments re Photo: Postcards from Adair Co; KY: Montpelier. Postmarked 1914 This story was posted on 2016-05-15 21:06:24
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