Charles Scott

Charles Scott was an American politician and military officer known for his role in the early history of Kentucky. Born in 1739, he served as a general during the American Revolutionary War and later became Kentucky's first Secretary of State in 1792. Scott was involved in various military campaigns to protect settlers from Native American attacks and played a significant part in the establishment of the state. His leadership helped shape Kentucky's early governance and development, making him a notable figure in American history during a time of expansion and change.