Kentucky Genealogy: Resources For Family History Research Gott family Bible Barren County KYGenWeb Project; kentucky Church Records ProjectUSGenWeb 1 2 Ancestry.com; kentucky Will Index, Vol. general Resource Links. http://www.kindredtrails.com/kentucky.html
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Extractions: Surname to search for: Kentucky Books We Own genealog.lc-ky: Books in the on-line Library of Congress catalog with the subject "Kentuckygenealogy." genealog.vital-ky: Where to write for Kentucky vital records, Kentucky genealogical and historical societies, and the state archives. Or check Kentucky Vital Records Information for more current info on where to write for vital records. Fort Boonesborough Settlers : The references and surnames from A to G are in genealog.ftboon1 . A second file, genealog.ftboon2 , includes the remaining surnames from H to Z Kentucky Resources at Rootsweb: Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - U.S. - Kentucky The Kentucky GenWeb Project ... Kentucky Resources from Genealogy Resources on the Internet A Guide to Kentucky Genealogy Resources from GeneaSearch Kentucky Mailing Lists GenConnect Kentucky Visitor Center USGenWeb Archives: Kentucky LDS Research Outline for Kentucky ... Kentucky Family History Centers Guide to Census Schedules for Kentucky in soundex and census ), and
Hardin County Kentucky Genealogy: Resources For Family History Research 1866-272-6272. family History Centers. LDS/Mormons .com. Directories. general Resource Links. Elizabethtown kentuckyetownky.org Hardin County kentucky resources at RootsWeb. RootsWeb.com http://www.kindredtrails.com/KY_Hardin.html
Fayette County Kentucky Family History Resources SOUTHERN, general US HISTORY The Conquest of the Old Southwest The Romantic Storyof the Early Pioneers into Virginia, The Carolinas, Tennessee, and kentucky http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyfayett/history.htm
Cyndi's List Of Genealogy Sites On The Internet More than 209 300 links! 206 850 links, categorized crossreferenced, in over 160 categories. Another 2 450+ uncategorized new links in the works. resources dedicated to SPECIFIC, individual family surnames. Listed alphabetically by SURNAME. Updated May 16, 2004. general Kansas (3625) Localities. kentucky (5170) http://www.cyndislist.com/
Fayette County Kentucky African-American Family History Resources AfricanAmerican family History resources. Fayette County kentucky. FAYETTE COUNTY KY. Text From Historical Highway Marker 1961. LEXINGTON COLORED FAIR ASSOCIATION ( Lexington, Georgetown St., Fayette Co.) Morgan and Marvin Smith. general US. African Ancestored Genealogy http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyfayett/african.htm
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Extractions: Kentucky African Americans of Note from Kentucky Return to Kentucky Resources Table of Contents African Americans of Note from Kentucky Albert B. "Happy" Chandler Collection, 1920-1974, Finding Guide , for materials located in Special Collections and Archives , University of Kentucky Libraries. Lexington, Kentucky. Appalachian Region and Kentucky Maps , from the Appalachian Center , University of Kentucky. Appalachian Regional Commission Collection, 1965-1988, Finding Guide , for materials located in Special Collections and Archives , University of Kentucky Libraries. Lexington, Kentucky. Appalachian Regional Commission Collection, 1989-1997, Finding Guide , for materials located in Special Collections and Archives , University of Kentucky Libraries. Lexington, Kentucky. Atlas and Gazetteer Breckinridge (John B.), 1931-1979, Finding Guide , for materials located in Special Collections and Archives , University of Kentucky Libraries. Lexington, Kentucky. Cartographic Production Services , from the Bluegrass Area Development District. Projects include PDF versions of the Official Kentucky Highway Map, Kentucky Bicycle Tours, Kentucky Bicycle Route Guide and Kentucky Scenic Byways Brochure Map.
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Sociology Internet Resources family Criminology Theory Research US Census general Misc. Anthropology WebGender Sexuality U. kentucky Diotima Women family resources. http://www.wcsu.edu/socialsci/socres.html
LII: State Statutes By Topic Education; Elections; Evidence. family Law Adoption; Industrial Safety; Motor Vehicles;Natural resources general; kentucky- Title 21 (PDF); Louisiana (searchable http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/state_statutes.html
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Extractions: Electric Scotland is a major Scottish history site as well as being the online home of the Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library Family Tree newspaper and the Scots Independent Newspaper . We have over 12,000 web pages of information available to view on the history of Scotland, the Scots, Scots-Irish and people of Scots and Scots-Irish descent. We highly recommend using our site search engine above to locate the information you require. Below you will find commentary on our major sections and in our site header you will find links to all our major sections on the site. We provide a Help section containing information on how to best use the site and to answer FAQ's. We hope you enjoy your visit and come back often as we add content to the site pretty well every day. I've have been invited by the Scottish Studies Foundation to give a talk at Toronto's historic Enoch Turner Schoolhouse on Friday, June 18 at 7 p.m. If you are interested in attending please Alastair I. McIntyre
Robertson Co, Kentucky Genealogy general Genealogy resources. Ancestry Database Search; family Tree Maker Links; Cindi s Historians;National Genealogical Society; kentucky family History Centers http://frontierfolk.org/robco.htm
Extractions: About Robertson County ROBERTSON CO: KY's 111th county, named for George ROBERTSON, chief justice of the court of appeals, was formed 1 Aug 1867 from portions of Nicholas County Mason County Bracken County Fleming County and Harrison County . It is located in the Outer Bluegrass region of the state. The elevation in the county ranges from 550 to 1009 feet above sea level. In 1990 the county population was 2,124 in a land area of 100 square miles, an average of 21.2 people per square mile. The county seat is Mount Olivet . It is the least populous county and the least densely populated county in the state. The primary explorer and early protector of this region was Simon KENTON. The last battle of the Revolutionary War at Blue Licks was fought here on August 19, 1782. Duncan HARDING state representative pushed for the creation of the county. Robertson County Public Library - Po Box 282, Mount Olivet, KY 41064-0282 - Phone: (606)724-5746
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Extractions: Health Kentucky , Inc. sponsors a statewide private initiative whereby health care providers voluntarily contribute services to uninsured Kentuckians with incomes at or below the Federal Poverty ... The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation . The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation , State Health Facts. Kentucky Long-Term Policy ...
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Crime, Law Enforcement, And Prisons: General kentucky Revised Statutes, chapter 17 (Public Safety); Kyles v Compensation by LindaJurevic; family Conferences in the Guide to Internet resources in Criminal http://www.lectlaw.com/inll/96.htm
Extractions: Kentucky Genealogy on GeneaSearch Kentucky genealogy look ups, genelogy societies, publications available from KY genealogical societies and individuals, lost female ancestors queries, and related links for KY genealogy research in Kentucky. On the 18th of December 1789, the General Assembly of Virginia passed an act allowing Kentucky to apply for statehood, and on 1 June 1792, Kentucky's nine counties became a state. Formerly part of Virginia, Kentucky is bounded to the west, north and east by three rivers; the Mississippi, Ohio, and Big Sandy Rivers. The southern boundaries are formed where Kentucky meets the states of Tennessee and Virginia. Louisville is the largest city, and the capital of Kentucky is Frankfort.
Kentucky Family Resource And Youth Services Centers The kentucky general Assembly created family Resource and Youth Services Centersas an integral part of the kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) of 1990, KRS http://www.communityschools.org/Kentucky.html
Extractions: FRANKFURT, KENTUCKY The Kentucky General Assembly created Family Resource and Youth Services Centers as an integral part of the Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) of 1990, KRS 156.497 as amended and KRS 156.4977 as amended. For a school to be eligible to apply for a FRYSC grant, at least twenty- (20) % or more of the enrolled students in a school(s) must be eligible to receive free and reduced school meals. The students eligible for reduced lunch are not calculated in the formula to determine a center's funding. This signifies the strong support the Kentucky General Assembly has maintained for FRYSCs for a decade. Funding for FRYSCs began in SFY 92 when 9.5 million dollars funded 133 Centers serving 232 schools. The funding has grown to 47.7 million dollars in SFY 01 funding 702 Centers serving 1,084 schools. As of July 1, 2000 there are 356 Family Resource Centers (FRCs), 205 Youth Services Centers (YSCs) and 141 Combination Centers (FRYSCs). Centers serving more than one school are called Consortium Centers. There are approximately 107 Kentucky schools that still qualify for a Center funding. This legislation provided for an unprecedented state-level partnership between the Kentucky Department of Education and the Cabinet for Families and Children. These partners share the responsibility of implementing and sustaining the centers across the state. The legislation created the Interagency Task Force on FRYSCs comprised of a vast array of stakeholders. This Task Force developed a five-year plan to establish a statewide network of FRYSCs. Since the sunset of the Task Force on December 31, 1997, the Cabinet for Families and Children, Office of FRYSC has the responsibility for the administration of this initiative and the funding authority is under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Cabinet for Families and Children. The Kentucky Department of Education has continued to provide technical assistance and support of the public education mandate.
