Home » Kentucky Room » Digital Collections » Fayette Co. Cemeteries Index

Compiled by Robert G. Harbison, Librarian Assistant
Reference Department, Lexington Public Library

This list is an index of the following cemetery resources located
in the Kentucky Room at the Lexington Public Library’s Central Library.
Please Check out our other Genealogical Resources.

• Bean, Richard M. The Jewel on Walnut Hill : the Story of the Walnut Hill Church, Lexington, Kentucky, 1784 through 1994. Lexington: Richard M. Bean, 1995. R285.1769 W163b KY 1995
• Daughters of the American Revolution. Kentucky Cemetery Records v. 1-5 Lexington: Kentucky Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1960 - 1986. R976.9 D265k KY (Genealogy Reference section)
• Daughters of the American Revolution. Inscriptions on Tomb Stones of Old Cemeteries of Lexington and Fayette County, Kentucky. Lexington: Daughters of the American Revolution, 1984. R976.947 D265i KY 1984
• The Lexington Kentucky Cemetery. Lexington: Hisle’s Headstones and Kentucky Tree Search, 1986. R976.947 L591 KY 1986
• Milward, Burton. A History of the Lexington Cemetery. Lexington: The Lexington Cemetery Company, c1989. R976.947 L591m KY 1989
• Nash, Leslie. Old Union Christian Church Cemetery, 6856 Russell Cave Road, Lexington, KY 40511.Lexington: Leslie Nash, 1995.R976.947 Ol1 KY 1995
• Pisgah 1784-1984, Woodford County, Kentucky. [Woodford, County?] Pisgah Presbyterian Church, 1984. R285.17694 P674 KY 1984
• Sanders, Robert Stuart. Annals of the First Presbyterian Church Lexington, Kentucky : [1784-1984]. Tallahassee, FL: Rose Printing, 1984. R285.09769 Sa56a KY
• Sanders, Robert Stuart. History of Walnut Hill Presbyterian Church (Fayette County, Kentucky). Frankfort, KY: Kentucky Historical Society, 1956. R285.1769 Sa56hi KY
• Fayette County Genealogical Society Quarterly Ky Room Periodicals
• Kentucky Ancestors Ky Room Periodicals
• Register of the Kentucky Historical Society Ky Room Periodicals
• Local History Index

(The locations provided for the cemeteries are from the sources indexed. They are sometimes vague, contradictory, and incomplete. Landmarks and street names may have changed, and many cemeteries are on private property. The library staff assumes no responsibility for correct locations of the cemeteries listed in this index.)

The Local History Index is a partial index to Lexington newspapers, past and present.

If Local History Index is listed in the sources there is more information about the topic located in the Index. Please ask a staff member for help with Subject Headings.

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