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The Kentucky Genealogical Society was formed in 1973 in Frankfort. Over 75% of its members do not live in Kentucky. It is an all volunteer grassroots organization comprised of over 1500 active researchers located throughout the Commonwealth, in 49 states, and in numerous foreign countries who offer completely virtual educational events and Kentucky focused research learning opportunities. | The Kentucky Genealogical Society was formed in 1973 in Frankfort. Over 75% of its members do not live in Kentucky. It is an all volunteer grassroots organization comprised of over 1500 active researchers located throughout the Commonwealth, in 49 states, and in numerous foreign countries who offer completely virtual educational events and Kentucky focused research learning opportunities. | ||
{{Block indent|Members range from new beginners just starting out to professional experts who provide research services to clients. The society offers a digitization grant program to promote the preservation of Kentucky records that have significant genealogical value. }} | |||
{{Block indent|Members have access to over 100 on-demand videos to help them research their Kentucky ancestors. Each month the society offers two-four webinars which are free to members.}} | |||
{{Block indent|The society publishes items of genealogical interest in the Bluegrass Roots blog, mentioned in the "[[Kentucky Periodicals|Periodicals]]" section. Research roadtrips to research libraries, archives, cemeteries, and institutions of historical interest are organized for members. The society does not endorse researchers, but does maintain a list of active member Kentucky researchers on its website. }} | |||
While the society maintains a P.O. Box in Lexington, Kentucky, it is operated completely virtually. In 2022, the Society entered into a collaboration with FamilySearch to help get more Kentucky records digitized and accessible to researchers. | While the society maintains a P.O. Box in Lexington, Kentucky, it is operated completely virtually. In 2022, the Society entered into a collaboration with FamilySearch to help get more Kentucky records digitized and accessible to researchers. | ||
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