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My Ancestors Knew Daniel Boone – Did Yours? Researching Along the Wilderness Trail
Understanding the Wilderness Trail - Who came? Why did they leave? Where do I look for more information?
Why and How to Join a Lineage Society
Learn about the role of lineage societies in achieving genealogical objectives, gain insight into the process of joining and the advantages.
Freedom Suits of British Colony Virginia: Cases That Shaped the Beginning of African-American Slavery in the Early 17th Century
During this presentation you will learn about the early legal governing of the Colony of Virginia and how it impacted those effected by indentured servitude, slavery, and freedom.
The 1833 Cholera Epidemic in Lexington, Kentucky
Learn about the ravages of this terrific disease, the symptoms, how it spread, and the heroic civil actions during the 1833 cholera epidemic in Lexington.
Meet the 2026-2027 Kentucky Genealogical Society Board
Meet the 2026-2027 Board of Directors and hear about the programs for the coming year.
Connecting the Dots: Using DNA to Verify and Expand Your Family Tree – An Irish Family Case Study
In this presentation, learn how to identify and analyze matches, verify relationship, and determine placement in a family tree.
The PADGETT Methodology for Effective Cemetery Research in Genealogy
Gain an in-depth understanding of each component of the PADGETT Methodology and how it provides a systematic approach to cemetery research.
Scrapbooks: A Genealogist’s Gold Mine
This presentation is going to talk about the different kinds of scrapbooks and how to access them.
UK Libraries, Newspapers, Oral History, and Kentucky Genealogy
This presentation will focus on Kentucky newspapers, oral histories, and archives retained in the University of Kentucky Special Collections.
Slave, Union Soldier, Husband and Father: Taylor Wolfork of Shelby County, Kentucky
This webinar will provide information about selected documents utilized in this research project and how to obtain them.
Making the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center Your Research Assistant
This presentation will introduce you to the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center collections.