Yes. It separated 1792 and became the 15th state in the United States of America.
I don't really understand your question. Kentucky is in the United States of America. It was the 15th state to gain statehood on June 1, 1792. Kentucky was never a territory. It was separated from the state of Virginia and became a state at that time.
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West Virginia was, of course, part of the Virginia territory. When the territory became a state, West Virginia was still a part of the state of Virginia. West Virginia became its own state on June 20, 1863.
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West Virginia was once part of Virginia.West Virginia- but the ORIGINAL state of Virginia stretched to the Mississippi River. The states of Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and, even a part of Minnesota were all a part of the original Virginia territory.
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There are 5 states that were originally part of other states (after 1776):-- Vermont declared independence from New York and New Hampshire and was a separate republic from 1777 to 1791.-- Tennessee was originally part of North Carolina, until ceded to the federal government as the Southwest Territory in 1790.-- Kentucky was part of Virginia until it separated to become a state in 1792.-- Maine voted to separate from Massachusetts in 1820, becoming the 23rd US state.-- West Virginia was created in 1863 from the western counties of Virginia that supported the Union in the US Civil War.
There have been 5 states created from lands once part of other states:Vermont declared independence from New York and New Hampshire and was a separate republic from 1777 to 1791.Tennessee was originally part of North Carolina, until ceded to the federal government as the Southwest Territory in 1790.Kentucky was part of Virginia until it separated to become a state in 1792.Maine voted to separate from Massachusetts in 1820, becoming the 23rd US state.West Virginia was created in 1863 from the western counties of Virginia that supported the Union in the US Civil War.
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