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This collection contains a variety of records from Green County's unique past. Many printed record transcriptions, historic photos, oral histories, and other miscellaneous items.

Collection: When complete, this collection will be available from…

The Log Cabin was a local newspaper that was in print from 1896-1960. This collection offers access and insight to information seekers regarding obituaries, special events, the pandemic of 1918 as well as both World Wars. Vital statistics that are…

This collection contains personal narratives, photos, maps, correspondence from the city. It includes the following areas: Ballard County cemeteries, Bandana, Barlow, Blandville, Ceredo, East Cairo, Fort Jefferson, Gage, Hinkleville, Ingleside,…

Records of enslaved and free African Americans are found in various media in the Bullitt Family Papers, include correspondence, journals, memoirs, receipts, bills of sale, account and ledger books, court cases and depositions, and estate inventories…

As the first Baptist orphanage in the United States, the Louisville Baptist Orphan’s Home is the oldest continuously operating children’s home in the south. After the Civil War, the home was established to serve the many children were left orphaned…

One of the first publications of the Kentucky Genealogical Society was the Wills and Ways: Miscellaneous Kentucky Records book. This 108-page book features multiple family records of over 500 Kentucky families. The index of names is six-pages…

About this Index:  This index was created by volunteers between 2006 and 2009. It covers births registered in 114 counties in Kentucky from 1874–1878. Fayette, Jefferson, and Perry counties did not register births during this time period. Carlisle,…

Between 1978 and 1988, the Kentucky Genealogical Society began documenting the Frankfort Cemetery located in Frankfort, Kentucky. Project Chair, Ramona Slattery, lead a team of close to 50 people. This project was an immense undertaking. While other…