Patrick's Point River Camp, Kentucky

By the mid-1770s, relations between Americans and the British administration had become strained and acrimonious. The first shots of what would become the war for American independence were fired in April 1775. My Scotch Irish accessors fought as American Patriots. My accessors soon after the Revolutionary War  migrated through the years into the Appalachian mountains. My ancestors where independent people. They found privacy in these mountains and avoided the prejudice they encountered in the cities. Patrick's Point has been in my family for 200 plus years. Many locals describe this land as a place that is considered sacred. The property has 200 accessible acres along the Cumberland River.