The Kentucky Genealogical Society occasionally receives donated items of genealogical interest from its members and their families. These items often include ledgers, yearbooks, family group sheets and photos, just to name a few.
Guess what happened when I recently dropped into a Society Front Porch Talk—Kentucky Ancestors Pre-1850? I discovered one of the newest and coolest research tools from FamilySearch.org. In February, several of the participants had attended RootsTech where it was introduced and were excited to talk about it. And I soon learned why.
Get in the Game: Score Big with Genealogical Research Madness!
Just like in March Madness, expanding your ...
What do you enjoy about researching Kentucky ancestors?
Putting stories to the ...
Key locations: Burna, Carrsville, Grand Rivers, Ledbetter, Salem, Smithland (county seat)
Geography: Western ...
Key locations: Denniston, Frenchburg (county seat), Korea, Mariba, Means, Pomeroyton, Scranton, Sudith, and ...
What do you enjoy about researching Kentucky ancestors?
I enjoy learning about the history of Kentucky through ...
Elizabeth Horn moved to what is now Kentucky in April 1778 with her husband Aaron Horn, Sr., and a large family.
The Society is please to offer as a public service the Free Five-Part Class: Becoming a Genealogist & Family ...
Congratulations to the members who recently completed a 13 week study group on the basics of genetic ...