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Courthouse built 1876

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 Bible Records
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 Census Records
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 DAR Big Spring Chapter
 Diary of Edward Callistus Barlow
 Death Certificates 1911-1957
 Delayed Birth Index
 Early Residents of Scott County
 Family Genealogies
 Fluke Family Burials
 G'town News in Lexington Newspapers 
 Marriages 1793-1831
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 Photo Page
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 Queries 1996 - 2002
 Revolutionary War Soldiers
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 Scott County Archives
 Scott County News 1902 - 1913      
 Surnames A - Q
 Surnames R - Z
 Spanish-American Soldiers
 Tax List 1800 A-L
 Tax List 1800 M-Z
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Internet Resources     

KY Biography Project
Helpful Links  
Hughes, Henage & Isreal Tax List
Scott County Highway Markers
James Family in America  
Mailing List - Scott County
Message Boards Scott Co.  
Ruddell's Station
 

Local Interest 

City of Georgetown
Georgetown College
Georgetown News-Graphic
Harrod Brothers Funeral Stamping Ground
Johnson's Funeral Home
Scott County Gems
Scott County Public Library
Toyota Manufacturing
Tucker Yocum & Wilson Funeral Home

Research Aids

Kentucky Vital Records Project
Lookups - Scott County
Genealogy Projects
Resources in Scott County                          

     

! Notice !         

Eastern State Hospital Cemetery Project
is in the process of gathering a list of

persons buried in the hospital cemetery.
       

The County

Located in north-central Kentucky, Scott County was named for General Charles
Scott, who later served as governor of Kentucky from 1808-1812. Georgetown, the 
county seat is located seven miles north of Lexington. Taken from a part of
Woodford County, Scott was the eleventh county formed in 1792. It was one
of two counties established by the first Kentucky Legislature on June 1, 1792.
Scott is bounded by Owen, Grant, Harrison, Woodford and Franklin
counties and contains 286 square miles.

The Courthouse

The Scott County Courthouse was built in 1792 on a one acre lot sold to
the county by Elijah Craig. This building was torn down and a much
larger courthouse was built in its place.  On August 9, 1837, fire destroyed
the second courthouse and most of the records were lost.  The third courthouse
was built in 1847.  Again in 1876 the Scott County courthouse was destroyed by
fire.  The fourth courthouse was built and remains today.

Counties Surrounding Scott County

Owen        

Grant      

 Harrison       Woodford       Franklin
     

                  

               


                                 

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Participant in the KY GenWeb project.  State Coordinator, Jeff Kemp
Participant in the USGenWeb project

 

Scott County Coordinator  - Anne H. Lee
         

This site last updated Monday, October 10,2022

 

 

 


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