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- The Kentucky Historical Society provides a convenient collection of links to numerous public records available online for the state, including:
- Vital Records (Birth, Death & Marriage)
- Kentucky City Directories
- State Census Records
- Cemetery Records
The site is best viewed with newer versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web Browser.
Addditionally, the Historical Society provides the following research services for a fee:
• Library Reference Requests: Historical Society library staff will look up one record for one ancestor ($5.00 per request for in-state patrons, $12.00 per request for out-of-state patrons) • Staff Research: For more in-depth research (hourly rate, first hour billed in advance, $15.00 per hour for KHS members, $25.00 per hour for non-members) • Special Collections: For simple reference requests or copies from manuscripts, rare books, photographs, maps, or other archival collections ($5.00 per request for in-state patrons, $12.00 per request for out-of-state patrons) • KHS Publications Requests: For photocopies of articles from The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society or Kentucky Ancestors. ($0.50 per page, minimum charge of $5.00)
For more information on locating public records online, see:
