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Local author Randolph Runyon (Forever Belle, The Mentelles) and library staff member Cate Neilson present "Remnants of a French Past: Long Silent Stories of Millersburg, KY" at the Millersburg Branch of the Paris-Bourbon County Library.

In reading…

Shane Witt, of the Historical Committee for the Ruddles Mills United Methodist Church, describes the 1820 founding of one of the oldest continuously attended churches in Bourbon County KY. The founding pastor, Josia Whittaker, was a Methodist circuit…

Shane Witt, of the Historical Committee for the Ruddles Mills United Methodist Church, describes the 1820 founding of one of the oldest continuously attended churches in Bourbon County KY. The founding pastor, Josia Whittaker, was a Methodist circuit…

This church could be St. Paul. It was known to be the largest church in Paris, Kentucky.

Ms. Edwards died in 1935. She is buried in the Cedar Heights Cemetery, then known as the Colored Cemetery.

It is believed that this church was on the corner of Hanson and Thomas Avenue in Paris, Kentucky. The photo was likely taken between 1925 and 1930.

The families gather at the home of Simeon and Katie Thomas on Georgetown Street in Lexington, Kentucky.