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African American History in
Danville and Boyle County
History of communities, people, schools,
churches, military, anything having to do with African American history in Danville and Boyle County
African
American Genealogies of
Boyle County, Kentucky
At nearly 1,150 pages, and over 1200
surnames, this is a comprehensive genealogy of Black families in Boyle County and other area
counties. This file makes extensive use of Boyle County marriage records
from 1866 to 1976, Lincoln County marriages from 1866 to about 1918, Clippings from Danville newspapers, 1820 to the present, Kentucky
death records from 1911 to 1965, Kentucky birth records from 1911 to 1999, Many out-of-state death and marriage records, Civil War enlistment
records at Camp Nelson, and World War I and World War II Draft registration and Enlistments.
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Vital
Records
Cemetery Records, Death Records, Funeral
Programs, Marriages
Other
Records
Bate School, Census Records, City
Directories, Military Records, Miscellaneous Records (Schools, Free Blacks, Wills Listing Slaves)
Information
on the Communities
Churches, Organizations, Settlements
Images
Bate School, Buildings, Churches, Maps,
People, Street Scenes
Presentations
PDF and PowerPoint Programs |
