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NOTE The Christian County Genenalogical
Society
has disbanded as of December 31, 2011
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Christian , KY Historical & Biographical William H. Perrin, 1884 The Complete Work (Except Biographies) |
Christian County, Ky Charles M. Meacham, 1930 The Complete Work (Except Biographies) |
Items of Interest
First
Baptist Church, Hopkinsville
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Christian County was formed in 1797
from a division of Logan County
Christian County Kentucky shares its
Southern Border with Montgomery County, Tennessee.
Montgomery
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Many Thanks to Betty Sellers, Former Coordinator, for all her work on the Christian County site. The content within these pages would not be possible without her devotion and dedication to Christian County Genealogy! Betty passed away in December 2014. She will be missed by me and so many others for many generations to come. A Memorial to Betty Sellers KYGenWeb Memorial |
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Sherri Bradley |
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In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists
organized the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database.
The idea was to provide a single entry point for all
counties in Kentucky, where collected databases would be
stored.
In addition, the databases would be indexed and
cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in
more than one county,
they could be located in the index. At the same time,
volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate the
collection of databases
and generally oversee the contents of the web page.
This project became known as KyGenWeb. Within just a
few months, most of the Kentucky counties had a volunteer
coordinator, INGenWeb,
which was started by our very own Betty
Sellers, was gaining volunteers, and it was
decided to expand the project to include the other states
and USGenWeb
was born, and a short time later WorldGenWeb.