Adair County Genealogical Society

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Mike Watson with the Genealogy and History Research Center at the Adair County Public Library joined us this morning.

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“In addition to the satisfaction that volunteer work brings, participants receive official Park Day swag and may have the chance to hear a local historian describe people and events of the past at their site. Park Day can also be used to fulfill the service requirements associated with scout groups, student organizations, training corps programs, many school systems, and more.”

⬇️ DARLENE FRANKLIN CAMPBELL A HIT AT ADAIR COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY’S APRIL MEETING ⬇️
“The topic was one of considerable interest: Native Americans in Adair County and South Central Kentucky History. Well-known for her presentations on Native American culture and life, and DNA research, Darlene did not disappoint her audience.”

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— Adair Genealogy and History Research Center —
Email: adairgenealogy@gmail.com
Phone: (270) 380-1024
Mail: AG&H Research Center
307 Greensburg Street,
Columbia, KY

Thank you very much for your time Doc! It’s always an absolute pleasure to have you on air with us at Forcht Media - Columbia. We greatly appreciate you, the Adair County Genealogical Society and everyone at the Library. Thanks for everything that you all do for our community. Have a great day!

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04/07/2026

The Adair County Genealogical Society’s April 6th meeting hosted our own Darlene Franklin Campbell, noted author, researcher, artist, and historical interpreter, and retired teacher.

The topic was one of considerable interest: Native Americans in Adair County and South Central Kentucky History. Well-known for her presentations on Native American culture and life, and DNA research, Darlene did not disappoint her audience.


She touched upon the many local families that may have Native American blood lines as well as possible Melungeon links in their genetic and genealogical pasts.

The ACGS and the Adair Genealogy & History Research Center, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY, wishes to thank Darlene for a fascinating presentation!

For information on upcoming programs and historical and genealogical events: email adairgenealogy@gmail.com or call 270-380-1024 or contact us via face book on our page Adair County Genealogical Society.

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04/03/2026

The Adair County Genealogical Society will meet in regular session on Monday, April 6th, 2026 for a wonderful program given by our own Darlene Franklin Campbell.

Darlene will speak to us on a topic of much interest: Native Americans in Kentucky History.

Our speaker is a noted author, researcher, artist, and historical interpreter as well as a retired teacher.

Come out to the Adair Genealogy & History Research Center, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY, at 5pm Central Time on Monday, April 6th for a fascinating presentation!

More information: adairgenealogy@gmail.com or 270-380-1024 or contact us via facebook on our page: Adair County Genealogical Society