Photographs – These 14 studio portraits were taken in Louisville circa 1890-1910. Are your ancestors in these images? Do you have portraits to share?

Postcards – Visit Louisville (and a few other locations) as it was in the early- to mid-1900s.

44th Annual KGS Seminar – Aug. 3

Using Today's DNA to Find Yesterday's Ancestors

Presenter: Blaine T. Bettinger, The Genetic Genealogist

If you want to attend but have not registered, please sign up for our stand-by list. If somebody cancels, we’ll alert you right away so you can send your registration fee and secure a seat to hear Blaine Bettinger’s four DNA sessions.

STAND-BY LIST

Online for KGS Members

All available back issues of Bluegrass Roots are now online – back to 1974!

KGS 6-Session Course on DNA in Genealogy Continues Through June 18

This course, launched Jan. 15 by KGS in partnership with the Paul Sawyier Public Library in downtown Frankfort, continues on the third Tuesday of each month. It's a great learning opportunity for genealogists who want to add DNA to their research toolbox and prepare for KGS Seminar 2019 (Aug. 3, 2019), which will feature renowned genetic genealogist Dr. Blaine Bettinger. See "KGS Events" for details and registration information.

Adopt a Kentucky County!

Help researchers worldwide by sharing links to resources (online and brick-and-mortar) in a specific Kentucky county. Choose your county of residence or your county of heritage – or any county. For details, click on "Links."

Help Wanted

KGS needs a webmaster. If you are interested in working with us to make the website the go-to source about genealogy in Kentucky, please contact Johnna Waldon at president@kygs.org

Kentucky Genealogical Society

PO Box 153

Frankfort, Kentucky 40602

info@kygs.org

Last Updated 11 April 2019