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Original Land Surveys
Original Land Surveys Due to his extensive research, author and historian Neal O. Hammon is considered the expert in information on Kentucky land claims. He spent countless hours poring over records and producing maps of the area covered by the land claims, such as these in our collections. Such original records were created by surveyors … Original Land Surveys
Depositions From The Shelby County Land Records
Depositions From The Shelby County Land Records These early Shelby County land records were prepared by Shelby County Historical Society members Neal Hammon and Charles Long, Editors, on January 20, 1998. As shown, the records of Shelby County, Kentucky contain a number of depositions by some of Kentucky’s first pioneers, mainly pertaining to land claims … Depositions From The Shelby County Land Records
Cemeteries In Shelby County Kentucky (1979)
Cemeteries In Shelby County, Kentucky (1979) This book project originated on September 14, 1975 when Charles Long and Martha and Bernice Hedges visited a cemetery on the site of the former Olivet Presbyterian Church. They were searching for ancestor’s graves, and had no idea that this visit would mark the beginning of a county-wide cemetery … Cemeteries In Shelby County Kentucky (1979)
An Atlas of Henry & Shelby Counties (1882)
Shelby County Soil Map (1920)
Map of Shelbyville KY (1875)
Plat of Shelbyville KY (1912)
The Headlight – L&N Railroad (1899)
Shelbyville Phone Directory (1933-1934)
Shelbyville Phone Directory (1933-1934) This directory is a compilation of names, addresses, phone numbers, and the occupations of individuals living in the city and suburbs, compiled by January 1, 1933. Contains adds for local businesses such as A. Rothchild & Son, The Armstrong Hotel and Snow Hill Florist. Courtesy of Mrs. Eloise Settle and John … Shelbyville Phone Directory (1933-1934)






