Since we talked about Jacob Golladay yesterday, I thought you would enjoy this information about Nicky Hughes’ recreation of the gentleman during tours of the Old Capitol Building. If you have never been to the capitol on Broadway, in downtown Frankfort, it is definitely worth the trip. In […]
When last at the Kentucky Historical Society I took time to photograph the beautiful wedding collage on one of the walls near the entrance. I always look at this since it is so lovely, and now I have photos to share with you! The wedding photographs and documents […]
Just one note – if you have never been to Locust Grove, in Louisville, home of Major William Croghan, who married George Rogers Clark’s sister, Lucy Rogers, it is definitely worth the trip! The house is a wonderful example of an early Kentucky home. The 18th Century Market […]
from Mercer County, Kentucky – Biographies General Robert B. McAfee was born in the district of Kentucky, at his present residence on Salt River, in February 1784. His ancestors came to Kentucky, and settled at this place, in the fall of 1779. Robert McAfee, the father of General […]
Perhaps this building is familiar to some of you – especially those genealogists out there who frequent Frankfort, Kentucky. Yes, this is the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History – it is also the home of the Kentucky Historical Society. This is one of my favorite places! […]
Isaiah and Lydia Ross Hill
1929 Wedding
Revolutionary War heroes and families.
Ritchey's Paternal Grandmother
George and Caroline's Wedding Day
Klein Sod House