wfloating down the Ohio on 177 huge flatboats bound for Kentucky, (ref.: Daniel Boone by John Blakeless)The immigrants came ashore at The Point of Limestone, now May-sville and went cross country by wagon or by foot into Kentucky.They generally reached Ready Money Jack’s near Millerburg on the first day. The following day the weary travelers could reach the Stone-Houston area (near Paris). As a result of the Buffalo Trace from Limestone to Lexington, the Licking River and the rich fertile soil of the Bluegrass area, settlers constantly entered the Bourbon wilderness, (ref.: History of Bour-