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Notes from a native Egyptian: On how Egypt, KY got its name Viola Willis Benaitis writes: Having being born and reared in the Egypt community, I recall (as a child) the legend that the area was named after the Biblical story of the poor people of Egypt, and the residents in the neighborhood were very poor as in the Bible time. Hence, Egypt fit well. So I can say I'm a native Egyptian! - Viola Willis BenaitisComment re: A history question which has stumped historians This story was posted on 2013-04-14 10:41:50
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