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Copyright © 1996 The IAGenWeb Project and contributors
pages created by Lynette (Sleezer) Edsall, and maintained by Cindy Booth Maher

              Friends of IAGenWeb

 


 My name is
Cindy Booth Maher and I am the county coordinator for your Cherokee County site. 

Like you, I have a personal interest in Cherokee County. My McCoun ancestors migrated to this county in 1863; the Lanes in 1868; and my Booth and Wright ancestors in 1882. I was born in Cherokee and my father and grandfather, Dale & Frank Booth, owned the Case Implement dealership in Cherokee until a tragic small plane accident  took both of their lives in Jan of 1955.

I’ve been involved in family history research for over fifteen years.  I have a great deal of appreciation and admiration for volunteers who take the time to make precious family history available to others. I’ve benefited from the work of volunteers and sites like this.  Now I have an opportunity to pay it back by growing and maintaining this site for you.

Please remember this is YOUR web site.   This site stays successful and useful through user contributions. Your suggestions, generous contributions of information, photos, cemetery readings, article transcriptions, original research and much more is always welcome.  
Unfortunately, I do not live in Cherokee County, so I am unable to do any research for you.

If you have anything to share, feel free to contact me! 
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History of IAGenWeb

In March & April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database. The idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky where collected databases would be stored. In addition, the databases would be indexed & cross-linked, so that if an individual were found in more than one county, they could be located in the index.

The idea caught the imagination of genealogists across the United States. Within months the project expanded from Kentucky to all areas of the United States, becoming the USGenWeb Project.

READ MORE ON THIS HERE: History of IAGenWeb