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In the new Adair County Genealogy Department



2021-10-14 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Will Reynolds, age 11, fifth grader at Adair County Elementary School, enjoys the new Genealogy Department of the Adair County Public Library. He was studying history during a visit Wednesday and says he frequently reads at the library where his Aunt Lee Ann Jessee is the Director. He looked over documentation of churches of Adair County about Freedom Church of Christ on this day. He and his family attend Russell Heights Baptist Church in Columbia.

I was there to get more details of the Adair County communities map for Tami Wilson who noted on our photo of the map that a full picture was needed to see every name, and also to get proof that a community is missing from that drawing, the community of Pyrus, KY. Those facts will be coming up tomorrow on CM. - Linda Waggener


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