This features a brief but interesting history of the county, as well as numerous biographical and genealogical sketches of Laurel County ancestors. This book aims to serve as a valuable resource for your family history research. The information herein derive from a great variety sources, such as books, news articles, vital records, war records, wills, etc. Through these sketches a fascinating history of Laurel County, Kentucky, is revealed!

This book aims to serve as a valuable resource for your genealogy research. Many biographical and genealogical sketches, as well as a history of Laurel County, Kentucky, has been collected and presented here. These sketches derive from a great variety sources, such as books, periodicals, vital records, war records, etc. Combined, these sketches reveal the history of Laurel County, Kentucky.

In vol. 1, the records of all known descendants of James Mcarty, born 1780 in Virginia, begin on page 29 following explanations of how the contents are arranged, the use of Abreviations, sources, Scottish Irish Ancestry, etc. Volume 2 contains records of allied families who are directly connected to the McCarty line. Allied families are filed in alphabetical order. Both books include the genealogiy, records, history, etc. of each family. Both books contain complete McCarty Indexes.

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