Kentucky’s state census records are an invaluable resource for genealogists, providing detailed information on family structures and community life.
Though Kentucky did not conduct state censuses as frequently as some other states, various local records and tax lists serve as supplementary resources, offering data on household members, ages, property, and occupations. These records, often compiled in the years between federal censuses, help fill in gaps and provide insights into family movements, economic activities, and community changes.
Kentucky’s census and related records are essential for building a detailed picture of family histories across generations.
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Census & Voter Lists
U.S. Census
- Webster County, Kentucky Census 1920 742 records
- Trigg County 1880 Families 734 records
- Calloway County, Kentucky Census of 1930 574 records
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