Christian County KY  History and Genealogy

 

Christian County, KY was formed in 1796 from Logan County., KY. It is located in the western part of Kentucky in what is known as the Pennyrile Region.  The county seat is Hopkinsville, named after General Samuel Hopkins. In 1799, Muhlenberg Co was est. from Christian and Logan, and Henderson and Livingston were established from Christian that same year. In 1820, Todd Co was est. from Christian and Logan, and Trigg from Caldwell and Christian.

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In Memory of  Master Sgt. Jefferson Donald Davis, Staff Sgt. Brian Cody Prosser and Daniel Henry Petithory - soldiers killed Wednesday, 5 December, 2001, in the line of duty in the War Against Terrorism in Afghanistan.  All three soldiers were members of the 5th Special Forces (A) attached to Ft. Campbell, Christian County, KY and will be sorely missed.  God Bless them, their families and all of our veterans.

 

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Christian County Clerk 511 South Main Street Hopkinsville, KY 42240-2368 (270) 887-4105

Christian County Genealogical Society 1101 Bethel Street Hopkinsville, KY 42240

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