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Aunt Jane of Kentucky
by Eliza Calvert Hall
Publisher: University Press of Kentucky; (March )Atlas of Historical County Boundaries: Kentucky
Caldwell County Kentucky History
by Samuel W. StegerCentral Kentucky: Bullitt, Marion, Nelson, Spencer, and Washington Counties (Postcard History Series)
by Dixie Hibbs
Listed under Collectible Postcards(5680) Early Kentucky Householders 1787-1811
by James F. Sutherland
Paperback from Clearfield Co
1986Genealogies and Sketches of Some Old Families Who Have Taken Prominent Part in the Development of Virginia and Kentucky, Especially, and Later of Many Other States of This Union
by Benjamin F. Van Meter
Paperback from Clearfield Co
Special OrderGenealogies of Kentucky Families from the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society and the The Filson Club Quarterly (3 Volumes)
Book Description: The publication of Genealogies of Kentucky Families offers researchers an unprecedented opportunity to acquire a complete collection of the two-hundred family history articles published originally in The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society and The Filson Club Quarterly. With the cooperation of both The Filson Club and the Kentucky Historical Society, we have excerpted the family history articles from the above-named journals and have reprinted them in three large volumes. Two of the three volumes are composed of articles excerpted from the Register (covering families in alphabetical sequence from A-M and O-Y); the third volume is made up entirely of articles excerpted from the Filson Club History Quarterly. The combined articles are preceded by introductory remarks written by the editors of the two periodicals, James Klotter of the Register and Nelson Dawson of the Quarterly. Each volume, moreover, is published with its own index.Historic Families of Kentucky
by Thomas Marshall Green
Paperback from Clearfield Co
Special OrderHistory and Families Bullitt County Kentucky
by Bullitt Genealogy Society
Hardcover from Turner Publishing Company (KY)
History of Mercer and Boyle Counties
by Maria T. Daviess
Book Description Mercer County, Kentucky, which is located in the very center of the state, was created from Lincoln County in 1786--six years before actual statehood was achieved. The county seat at Harrodsburg, founded in 1774, was the site of the first permanent settlement in what would become the state of Kentucky. Boyle County, just south of Mercer, was formed in 1842 from parts of Mercer and Lincoln counties. Mrs. Daviess' brief history of these counties is a conventional account that portrays Mercer's and Boyle's place in the history of the nation and the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Following introductory chapters on geography, geology, and flora and fauna, the author takes up her narrative with Mercer/Boyle's important place in the history of the American West, as evidenced by the establishment of frontier forts and battles in the American Revolution. Mrs. Daviess extends the story through the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and the divided loyalties of Mercer and Boyle countians in the War Between the States. Special coverage is also given to the towns of Mercer County, such as the county seat Harrodsburg and the city of Danville, the various religious denominations, fraternal and benevolent organizations, customs, fashions, manners, and lists of public officials. The author interrupts the chronological thread, moreover, with biographical sketches of noteworthy pioneers and celebrities of the region, who, like Daniel Boone himself, figured prominently in the history of Kentucky and the expanding nation. Included among the subjects of Mrs. Daviess' sketches are: James Harrod, George Rogers Clark, Hugh Mercer, Simon Kenton, James Ray, Hugh McGary, Silas Harlan, William Pogue, Robert McAfee, Joseph Hamilton Daviess, John Adair, John Boyle, George Robertson, William Owsley, James Haggin, Phil B. Thompson, R. P. Letcher, T. P. Moore, John B. Thompson, John C. Young, Lewis Green, William D. Breckinridge, Samuel and Ephraim McDowell, Joshua Bell, Jeremiah and William Boylem and others. This is the starting point for research into Mercer and Boyle County history or genealogy.
Paperback: 175 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.50 x 8.25 x 5.50
Publisher: Clearfield Co; Reprint edition (December )
ISBN: 0806347740History of Floyd County, Kentucky, 1800-1992
Hardcover: 352 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.25 x 11.50 x 9.00
Publisher: Turner Pub Co; ; (January 1992)
ISBN: 1563110733Inventory of Burials: Berea Kentucky Cemetery, Inc
by Jerry Parrish Dimitrov, Charles Cortlandt HayKentucky Ancestry: A Guide to Genealogical and Historical Research
by Roseann Reinemuth Hogan
The Cumberland Gap was the first major doorway to westward immigration in the early days of the United States. However, in the 250 years since it was first settled, many generations have chosen to establish their families in Kentucky, carrying on the proud traditions of their progenitors. This collection showcases more than 212,000 detailed records of marriages performed in the bluegrass state."Contents & Features
- Over 212000 marriage records from 75 of 120 counties
- Search by names dates locations source data & more
- Historical background Frequently Asked Questions & other Help toolsThe Counties included:
Adair, Allen, Barren, Bath, Boone, Bourbon, Bracken, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Butler, Caldwell, Campbell, Carroll, Casey, Christian, Clark, Clay, Cumberland, Daviess, Estill, Fayette, Fleming, Floyd, Franklin, Gallatin, Garrard, Grant, Green, Greenup, Hardin, Harrison, Henderson, Henry, Hopkins, Jefferson, Jessamine, Kenton, Knox, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Livingston, Logan, Madison, Mason, Meade, Mercer, Montgomery, Muhlenberg, Nelson, Nicholas, Ohio, Oldham, Pendleton, Pike, Pulaski, Scott, Shelby, Spencer, Todd, Union, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Whitley, Woodford
Paperback from Ancestry Publishing
Kentucky Obituaries, 1787-1854 : From the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
by Garrett Glenn CliftKentucky Families: A Bibliographic Listing
by Donald M. Hehir
Paperback from Heritage Books
1993
Special OrderKentucky Marriage Records from the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
by Kentucky Historical Society
Hardcover from Genealogical Publishing Company
Special OrderKentucky Marriages, 1797-1865
by G. Glenn Clift
Hardcover from Genealogical Publishing Company
Special OrderKentucky Pioneers and Their Descendants
by Ila E. FowlerKentucky Vital Records: Marriages 1780-1920, Selected Counties
by Ancestry Inc
CD-ROM from Ancestry Publishing
Simpson County Kentucky Families Past and Present
by Simpson Cty Historical Society Staff1910/1920 Greenup County, Kentucky, federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1880/1900 Hardin County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.
Images of the Federal Census pages for 1880 & 1900 Hardin CO, Kentucky. Both on one CD. Perfect for genealogy research with a total of 976 pages containing the census data on approximately 46,310 inhabitants of the county. The images are on CD-ROM and can be viewed on any computer. PCs already have the recommended viewing program so nothing needs to be installed on most machines. Viewing programs are included for MACs. There is no name index.
CD-ROM: 976 pages
Publisher: Allcensus, Inc.; ;
ISBN: 159083349X1880/1900 Harlan County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1880/1900 Harrison County, Kentucky
by Allcensus Inc.
Images of the Federal Census pages for 1880 & 1900 Harrison CO, Kentucky. Both on one CD. Perfect for genealogy research with a total of 746 pages containing the census data on approximately 36,168 inhabitants of the county.1830 to 1850 Hart County, Kentucky, federal Census
by Inc. Allcensus1900 Hopkins County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Inc. Allcensus1860 City of Louisville, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Inc. Allcensus1880 Logan County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1860/1870 Marion County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1860 to 1880 Monroe County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1880 Ohio County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1870 Pulaski County, KY Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.1910/1920 Adair County, Kentucky, Federal Census
by Allcensus Inc.Binghams of Louisville: The Dark History Behind One of America's Great Fortunes
by David Leon Chandler, Mary Voelz Chandler
Hardcover from Random House Value Pub
1989
Out of Print - Try Used BooksAnnals of Floyd County Kentucky 1800-1826
by Charles C. Wells
Out of Print - Try Used BooksHistory and families, Anderson County, Kentucky
Out of Print - Try Used BooksA History of Anderson County, Kentucky 1780-1936
Out of Print - Try Used BooksAnderson County, Kentucky, 1830-1850 Censuses
Out of Print - Try Used BooksHistory of Shelby County, Kentucky
by Geo L. Willis
Out of Print - Try Used BooksThe Kentucky Land Grants A Systematic Index to All of the Land Grants
by Willard Rouse Jillson
This standard reference work contains abstracts of approximately 150,000 Kentucky land grants for the entire period 1782-1924, and it is usually the first book any searcher for Kentucky ancestors uses. Arranged alphabetically according to the type of grant, it provides the full name of the grantee, number of acres, date of survey, name of county, watercourse, and the volume and page number of the original entry.
Hardcover: 1844 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 3.25 x 9.50 x 6.50
Publisher: Clearfield Co; ; Reprint edition (January 1925)
ISBN: 0806304774
Out of Print - Try Used BooksPioneer Families of Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky
by William C. Kozee
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