James Hunn

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James Hunn

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James Hunn, Sr. was born in Lincoln County, Kentucky. He served in the United States Marine Corps. He has been active in numerous civic organizations including the NAACP, the Danville Boyle County African American Historical Society, and the Central Kentucky African American Cemetery Association. He is also a member of the 12th United States Colored Heavy Artillery re-enactment group, and works closely with Camp Nelson in Jessamine County, KY. James is a long-term member of AAGGKY.

Our Mission
Our focus is on preserving Kentucky African-ancestral family history, genealogy, and cultural diversity by teaching research techniques and sharing information within the community.
Genealogy Research
We specifically aim to help individuals research and document their African American ancestry.
Community Outreach
Our education events and webinars strive to spread knowledge about African American genealogy throughout the community.
Education
By focusing on aspects of research unique to the Black Community, the AAGGKY provides a venue for researchers and historians, both black and white, to share their strategies and findings.
Membership
Membership is inclusive and open to all interested in researching, preserving, and sharing information about Kentucky’s African American generations.