Masonville, Kentucky
Masonville is a Daviess county community about eight miles south of Owensboro. It was named for George Mason of Virgina (or a member of his family), who owned land in the vicinity. A town was laid out circa 1815 on the road from Owensboro to Hartford, but never developed and was never incorporated. A series of Masonville and Fillmore post offices operated in the area from 1842 to 1907. The population of the Masonville census designated place in 2010 was 1,014.
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