by Christopher Padgett | 29 Nov 2024 | Genealogy Tips
The Brothers Grimm—Jacob and Wilhelm—are celebrated for preserving German folklore and bringing stories like Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel into the cultural consciousness. Born in 18th-century Germany, the brothers faced early hardships but developed a passion for...
by Christopher Padgett | 23 Nov 2024 | Genealogy Tips
Heirlooms with Heart: The Power of Klediments When June Carter Cash published her book Among My Klediments, she introduced the world to the concept of cherished objects that hold deep personal and familial significance. The word “klediment” may not be...
by Christopher Padgett | 25 Jul 2024 | Genealogy Tips
Genealogical research has been a rewarding journey for me, requiring a combination of passive and active research techniques. While passive methods such as navigating online databases and family trees provide valuable information, active techniques like visiting...
by Christopher Padgett | 25 Jun 2024 | Genealogy Tips
When conducting my genealogical research, understanding the different types of evidence is crucial for piecing together my family history accurately. Each type of evidence has a unique role in verifying, corroborating, or challenging the information I find. Here is a...
by Christopher Padgett | 1 Dec 2022 | Society Updates
The Kentucky Genealogical Society is transitioning to a new logo and branding to celebrate the upcoming 50th Anniversary in 2023. The new logo represents symbols that are central to the identity of the organization. The new logo will be gradually rolled out in...
