This website allows the researcher to look up their family tree, as well as compile information . As a public library user this website can be used for no cost for the researcher. This is a great free resource for any level of genealogist.
Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives
The Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, is a state funded website that allows the researcher to access state records online, including birth, marriage and death records. This is an excellent resource for anyone looking for Kentucky family information. This website is a great resource for genealogists that have Kentucky family roots.
The Kentucky historical society that was formed in 1836, and has a mission to educate the public of Kentucky’s history. The website hosts information for genealogists, with a large digitized collection allowing the researcher to search from anywhere. This is a good website to get information about searching for Kentucky family roots.
Archives Library Information Center
Archives.gov is a federally supported website that allows researchers to view high quality digitized materials. This website also allows the researcher to view many resources all in one location. This is a great resource for general research materials and help.
This database a lot like Ancestry.com and may be an alternative chose of some libraries. So those who can not access Ancestry Library Edition may be able to use MyHeritage Library Edition in its place. My Heritage is an EBSCO hosted database that allows patrons to access historical documents, photos and other resources that can be used remotely or in a library or institution facility.
This genealogy website is a free resource owned and operated by the Church of Jesus Christ for Latter-day Saints. You do not have to be a member of the church to join. Although the website is owned and operated by a religious group the site hosts many features for the hobbyist to share in the research with other family members.
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