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Feature articles will be published monthly and can contain case studies, in-depth explorations of record types, interviews, commentaries and local history stories.

  1. Gideon Shryock and the 1833 Cholera Epidemic

    Gideon Shryock and the 1833 Cholera Epidemic

    By: Cheri Daniels, MSLS, Head of Reference Services, Editor of Kentucky Ancestors Online As the summer of 1833 heated up, the people of Kentucky became swiftly aware of the dangers spreading in their direction. A cholera epidemic, the first of several they would endure over the next few decades, was making its way west, and took root with a vengeance in Lexington. Much like our current pandemic situation, fear gripped the populace due to a lack of information regarding its spread, and an inability to treat it effectively. From June to August of that year, Lexington lost 500 of its...

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  2. 2020 Kentucky Ancestors Town Hall – New TV Show + Call for Family Mysteries!

    2020 Kentucky Ancestors Town Hall – New TV Show + Call for Family Mysteries!

    Thanks to everyone who came out this past October for another wonderful Kentucky Ancestors Town Hall! The third year of this amazing event brought an announcement we had all been hoping for – Our previous years’ episodes got picked up by KET (Kentucky Educational Television) and will air in 2020 on the Kentucky Channel! Be watching for further updates as we post the broadcast schedule and hopefully a few watch party dates. Much like the previous year, 2019 saw the return of host, KET’s Renee Shaw, a DNA lunch chat, and our crowd favorite: The vendor/demo hall called the Genealogy Makerspace. We...

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