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Take history research to new level at Greensburg, KY Larry Smith photo By Larry Smith, South Central Kentucky Historian News anchor, WHVE, the WAVE 92.7 FM radio This old river city sitting proudly on the banks of the Green River holding a wealth of history maintaining the oldest courthouse in Kentucky. Many folks who live in surrounding counties such as Adair, Taylor, Metcalfe and several other counties can take family research to a new level by starting in Green County. Green County has the original records dating back to the creation the county and since Green County at one time on the state map extended to the Tennessee State line. Lots of families have roots to Green County. This story was posted on 2008-07-10 00:10:19
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