Fulton County Kentucky Genealogy
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Courthouse in Hickman
1909
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Fulton County was formed in 1845 from Hickman
County. It is located in the Jackson Purchase region of the state. The
elevation in the county ranges from 260, the lowest in the state, to 500
feetabove sea level. The county seat is Hickman.
Aug.. 28, 2011
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New
Publication
List
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of these cemeteries were read in the late 1970’s or early 1980’s by members
of the Fulton County Genealogical Society. In addition to rereading the
cemeteries, other data is included, obtained from other sources; such as
funeral home records, obituaries and Fulton County Death Certificates.
By using these other sources, the records now indicate a large number of
people who do not have a headstone and would otherwise not be located.
These new revised volumes also includes aerial photographic maps, maps
of the cemeteries and some of the cemeteries have photos of the headstones. |
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Search the Fulton County
Archive Text Files
Resources and Look-ups
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Host
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Birth Date Calculator
Calculate a birth date from the death date and age in years, months
and days
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Calendars - 1582 to 3000
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span of time
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here
Queries
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query system. Try it. It is fully automated.
Access queries from the Old
System - 1998 and earlier
To access the Genforum Query page for Fulton County,
click Genforum
Query Page
Fulton County Links
Rootsweb - Fulton County Archives Web
Page, click Here
The Fulton
Leader Newspaper
The Fulton, Kentucky News
Web Page
Map
of the county - 1999
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to load
Off-Site Links
Links
Pendium - Linking People and Information
Mailing Lists
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mail toKYFULTON-L-request @rootsweb.com with the single word "Subscribe"
in the message subject and body.
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from one message to another.
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To subscribe to the KYJacksonPurchase-L mail list, on which genealogical
discussions and data postings are made for the 8 counties in the Kentucky
Jackson Purchase area, including Fulton County, send a message to [email protected]
and place only the word "Subscribe" in the message area. You will be automatically
subscribed within a few minutes.
Jackson Purchase Images
Page
To visit this page, which contains landowners plat maps, photos, and other
research aids for the Jackson Purchase, click HERE
Kentucky Death Index - 1911
thru 2000
Tennessee
Death
Certificates
Fast and Reasonable
Contacts in Fulton County
Fulton County Clerk
Betty Abernathy
Moulton Street
Hickman, KY 42050-0126
Phone: (270) 236-2727
FAX: (270) 236-3373
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Fulton County Public Library
312 Main Street
Fulton, KY 42041-1699
270-472-3439 FAX: 270-472-6241 E-Mail
Contact: Elaine Allen
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Fulton County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 1031
Fulton, KY 42041-1031
($3 to cover postage and copy fees is especially appreciated
with requests for information from the society. Any fees over that will
be noted in correspondence from the Corresponding Secretary. Membership
is $15 per year.)
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Fulton County Historical Society
P.O. Box 1031
Fulton, KY 42041
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Twin Cities Chamber of Commerce
700 Broadway
P. O. Box 5077
South Fulton, Tn. 38257
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English Hand Writing
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