Kansas Genealogy, Built by Volunteers
KSGenWeb is the Kansas component of the all-volunteer USGenWeb Project — providing free genealogical records, county archives, and community resources since 2004.
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Kansas Genealogy Resources
All resources are free and maintained by Kansas volunteers. Select a category to begin your research.
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County Pages
Browse all 105 Kansas counties — records, history, and volunteer coordinators for each.
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Interactive County Map
Click any county on the Kansas map to jump directly to that county's genealogy page.
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Archives & Primary Records
Online transcriptions of vital records, land records, and other primary sources from the KSGenWeb Archives Project.
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Genealogy Queries
Post a query or search existing requests from researchers tracing Kansas family lines.
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Kansans in the Civil War
Records, rosters, and biographies of Kansas soldiers and civilians during the Civil War era.
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Kansas Native American Genealogy
Resources for researching tribal histories and Native American ancestry connected to Kansas.
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Book Transcriptions
Volunteer-transcribed county histories, biographies, and genealogical books digitized for free access.
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Education & School Records
Historic school records, teacher lists, and educational history across Kansas counties.
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Genealogical & Historical Societies
Directory of Kansas genealogical and historical societies, libraries, and archives.
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Kansas History
General Kansas history, county development (1855–1903), defunct counties, and Swedish/Scottish heritage resources.
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Memorial Page
Tributes to Kansas genealogists and volunteers who have passed, honoring their contributions to the project.
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FAQ & About KSGenWeb
Learn about the KSGenWeb project, how to contribute, HTML resources for volunteers, and frequently asked questions.
Volunteer Coordinators
KSGenWeb is staffed entirely by volunteers. Reach out with questions about the project or to get involved.
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Carolyn Ward
Columbus, Kansas
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Rebecca Maloney
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Linda K. Lewis
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Want to help?
KSGenWeb always needs county coordinators and transcription volunteers. Every contribution — large or small — helps Kansas families discover their heritage.
Learn how to volunteer