Boone County

Family Cemetery

Register

Volume 1

Boone County Family Cemetery Register

The following information was compiled by volunteers working under the direction of the Boone

County Historic Preservation Review Board. Cemeteries are listed alphabetically by name.

While a handful are named for their location (e.g. the Old Belleview Cemetery), nearly all of

them are named for the people buried there.

The compilation has been divided into 2 volumes as follows:

Volume 1 - A-H

Volume 2 - J-Z

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Date: February 8, 1989

Name: ACRA CemeteryLocation: Approximately 200-250 feet from East Bend Road opposite 7556 East Bend

Rd.

Property Owner: Marie Winebrenner - 586-62677556 East Bend Road - Burlington

Recorder: John Acra in 1969Source: Old Cemetery inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties, KY Vol I,

Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter DAR, Fort Thomas, Ky. 1970 p 33

Inscriptions:

Acra: James M./Born May 25, 1815 / Died Oct. 14, 1877Susannah Barlow / Wife of James M. Acra / Born Nov. 23, 1816 -

Died Jan. 29, 1909 (?)Sarah / Daughter of J. M. & S. Acra - Died Oct. 4, 1867James / Died Oct. 18, 1876 - aged 45 yearsElizabeth / Wife of James Acra / Died June 25, 1868Pauline / Daughter of James & Elizabeth Acra / Born Oct. 22, 1867 /

aged 12 yearsJohn B. / Died Aug. 26, 1876 - aged 69 yearsPermelia - Wife of John B. Acra / Died Dec.1, 1877(according to 1870 census, she would have been 69 years old)Ann Eliza Acra / Wife of John L. Rouse / Died April 28, 1871

(according to 1860 census she would have been a daughter of James M. & Susannah Acra, and be about 21 years old when she died)

COMMENT: According to census records, John B. and Permelia were both born in Virginia and as James M. was born in Kentucky, they may have been brothers, and family come to Boone County after 1807.

Mrs. Aida Ryle and Mrs. Wanetta Clause were related to above or other Acras.

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Date: January 4, 2007

Name: ADAMS - RILEYLocation: Located off Hathaway Road, due north of 2444 Hathaway and west of 9835

Spruce Dr. The cemetery is in a one of a number of heavily overgrown woodedareas that run along the eastern side of the 108-acre Kenkel property. It isabout 1500 north of Hathaway Road and 500 feet west of Spruce Dr. At the time of the site visit, the property was under consideration for residentialdevelopment. Cemetery mapped and delineated by archaeologistNovember, 2007.

Property Owner: Albert and Margaret M. KenkelRecorder: Matt Becher, Boone County Historic Preservation OfficerSource: Diane Stephen, 9835 Spruce Drive, 384-1116

Inscriptions:ADAMS: JOH_ ADAMS (John) / DIED / Mar 5., 1855 / AGED / 39 yrs. 6 mos & 24 days

ARTHUR / SON OF / J. & M.E. ADAMS / DIED / MAR. 12, 1870 / Aged /30 (?) YRS. 11 MOS. & 21 DAYS

LETTA / DAUGHTER OF / J. & M.E. ADAMS / DIED / SEPT. 24, 1859 / AGED / 15 YRS. 10 MOS. & 16 DAYS

LOUISA ADAMS / DIED / Mar. 29, 1841 / Aged / 2A.A. (Footstone, probably Arthur Adams)E.A. (Footstone, probably Elenor Adams)R.A. (Footstone, probably another Adams)

MARGARET (rest of stone missing, but design similar to Louisa Adams)

RILEY: RILEY / DIED / MARCH 21, 1844 (grave marker fragment)E.L.R. (Footstone, probably another Riley)L.R. (Footstone, probably another Riley)

NOTES:All of the legible markers listed above appear to have been intentionally broken and are, atbest, fragmentary. Most of them are located in a small area where it appears they draggedand then broken. It is unlikely that any of them are in situ. The broken Louisa Adams marker maybe close to its original location. In addition, there are other in situ fieldstone and finished stonemarkers scattered across the area, which measures about 45 by 50 feet. While there are noAdams located in this area on the 1883 Atlas, the Riley family owned property immediately tothe west, including what is now recorded in the National Register as the Blankenbeker-Riley Farm,built 1913.

Date: August 10, 1988

Name: ALLENLocation: 11301 Riddells Run Road

Graveyard is left of house on a knoll. In 1883 Atlas, this was the B. M. Allenfarm. Page 22, Hamilton Precinct

Property Owner: Juanita Bunger - 384-4111 - 11301 Riddells Run RoadRecorder: Wm. & Anne FitzgeraldSource: Kentucky Ancestors - KHS Publication Vol 2, #3. Jan 1967, page 113

Inscriptions:

Allen: Isham / a Revolutionary Soldier / Died Oct. 24, 1824 in the 73rd year of his age.Elizabeth / Wife of Isham Allen / Died May 9, 1853 / in the 77 year of her age

Jones: Ann Eliza / Wife of John Jones / Died July 25, 1851 / Aged 42 yrs, 8 mo 8 d'sWilliam Benjamin / Son of John & Ann Eliza Jones / Died October 1, 1852 /

11 yrs, 10 mo, 18 dsFrances E. L. / Daughter of John & Eliza Jones / Died May 20, 1851/

Aged 11 mo., 5 ds

COMMENT:See Collins' History of Kentucky, 1874, Vol. I, p 5.

See 1850 census, District #2, Dwelling 142. John Jones 33, b. Pa., A.E.B. in VA. Asthese people died so close together in 1851-52, they may have been victims of a choleraepidemic that hit about that time. (see Howlett family cemetery where epidemic hit in July, 1850).

In the same census, DWG 143, Is Littlebey Allen, no doubt a descendant of Isham Allen. And Elizabeth, wife of Isham, who died in 1853, is listed in District #1,

DWG 260, with Benjamin 38; probably a son from VA. (Gunpowder Creek separated District #1 from District #2)

In 1860, Ben M. Allen is found - DWG 1119 - and in 1870; DWG 34 in the BigBone District. This farm evidently stayed in the Allen family until at least 1883. In the 1860 census we note a George Mosby Allen in the Benjamin M. Allen household.

In Boone County Deed Book C, page 333, is found:Elizabeth, wife of Isham Allen, Mary, wife of Wm. Barton, Jr. and Martha, wife of William

Winston and Ann, wife of Thomas Norwell (?) of Richwood, the duly sworn sisters ofBenj Mosby, late of this county of Boone, was born and raised to manhood in this county,no descendant of his sisters, no brother or the descendant of any brother - his father andmother died in 1787. August 8, 1815

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Date: None shown

Name: ALLPHIN CEMETERYLocation: Private cemetery near South Fork. On hillside near Boone-Gallatin county

line. Near the Ohio River where Big Bone Creek empties into it.About 8 miles from U. S. 42.

Property Owner: On the farm of Henry Edward Wilson Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Allphin: James D. / Born June 27, 1827 / Died March 5, 1886Elizabeth A. / Born Jan. 26, 1829 / Died July 27, 1897

Noel: J. W. / Dec. 11, 1836 / March 25, 1895

Rusk: Irvin A. / Son of J. W. & E.E. Rusk / Born March 7, 1879 / Died June 28, 1885

COMMENTS: Behind modular home:

Allphin: Ranson / Born April 15, 1787/ Died Sept. 24, 1852Zebulon/ Son of Ranson and Mary Allphin/ 1820s

Sheets: William H. / Born Feb. 8, 1824 / Died Aug. 1, 1827

Maace B. / wife of Andrew Sheets/ Born March 29, 1800 / Died March 26, 1888(Large monument on side: “In memory of our Father and Mother”)

John / Born March 24, 1832 / Died Sept. 29, 1837

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Date: Feb 13, 2000

Name: ANDERSONLocation: Verona (38 N 48' 15", 84 W 40' 54" or UTM 701,317, 4,297,390)

Property Owner: King, John & Jennifer; 15695 Glenco-Verona Rd.Recorder: Robert L. WeisSource: Boone County, KY - Cemeteries: Thomas Anderson Family Cemetery

Http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/boone/cemeteries/anderson.txt)

Inscriptions:

Anderson: Martha / 12 Apr. 1817 / age 19y 8m 6d / Dau Wm & Patsy AndersonJerusha / 09 Jul 1826 / 1y 3m 1d / Dau Wm & PatsyThomas / Rebecca Husband [no dates]Rebecca (McClure) / Wife of ThomasHolbert / 11 Jul 1808 / 05 Feb 1883 / Son T & R.A. Husband of MaryThomas G. / 30 May 18?? / 20 Dec 18?? / Son H.A. & M.A.Mary / 22 Jul 1827 / 25 Jul 1899 / Wife of Holbert AndersonWilliam / 01 Sept. 1795 / 09 Dec 1877 / Husband of Pattery AndersonPatsy / 12 Jul 1801 / 08 May 1880 / Wife of William AndersonElizabeth / 30 Aug 1800 / 11 May 1885 / My SisterHanna / 15 May 1793 / 13 May 1872 / Dau T&RJohn / 25 Feb 1789 / 18y / Son Thomas & Rebecca

Hogsett: N. / 24 Jun 1798 / 18 Mar 1855

Jucor: Mary / 21 Nove 1843 / Age 37yr / Wife of Hirim Jucor

Roberts: John H. / Apr 11 1871 / Son Rebecca Roberts

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Date: August 4, 1987 RELOCATED

: Name: ASHBROOK- CHEEKLocation: Formerly on Mable Carpenter farm on outskirts of Florence. Today site would

be near exit from northbound I-75/I71 to Turfway Drive. Reinterred in the Florence Public Cemetery on north side near fence and in rear

Property Owner: Henne in 1987Recorder: Wm. ConradSource: Tombstone inscriptions and witnesses to the removal of remains and

abandoning of cemetery through legal channels.

Inscriptions:

Ashbrook: Thomas L. / Son of Sarah and James / Born 1817 / Died 1844Lived 27 yrs 2 mon. & 16 das

Cheek: James Wesley - Son of Shannon / 1 yr 6 mo 3 das - 1861

COMMENT:For years only the stone of T. L. Ashbrook was observed by various persons walking through the woods in which the cemetery was located. The marker was in perfect condition and near a huge ash tree. After Miss Carpenter sold the property to the Henne Associates, they apparently were going to destroy the cemetery, butenraged citizens of Florence reported the removal of the stone, and also a second stone they had found, to the authorities. The cemetery was abandoned legally andthe remains located by an archeologist. The above were found in metallic caskets with glass face plates, and remains of three other burials in wood coffins. All of these were stored by Linneman and Grubbs until proper advertising and other legal needs were met. There were no claims.

The five remains of bodies were reinterred in the Florence cemetery several months later during May of 1987.

Comments:A Francis Ashbrook once had a tavern in Florence.

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Date: July 19, 1988 RELOCATED

Name: AYLOR, E

Location: Was located near Limaburg, today’s Oakbrook entrance. Was moved c. 1975 for the reconstruction of KY 18. Moved to Hopeful Lutheran Cemetery, in the front northwest corner.

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:Inscriptions:

Aylor: Ephraim / Died June 14, 1868 / Aged 62 yr, 8 mo 8 da Lydia / Wife of Ephraim Aylor / Died June 14, 1847 / age 32 yrCora D. / Daughter of E. & L. Aylor / Died July 30, 1863 / Aged 10 mos 2 daWm. B. / Son of L. A. & E. Aylor / Died Mar. 5, 1846Ellender F., Daughter of L. A. & E. Aylor / Died July 25, 1846Simeon G / Son of E. & L. Aylor / Died Apr. 23, 1866 / Aged 25 yr 4 daAdam / Son of E. E. Aylor / Died Mar. 18, 1865

Rouse: Rhoda E. / Wife of S. J. Rouse (stone broken)

Also markers for two unknown burials.

COMMENTS:The Aylor family was a part of the Germanna colony in Virginia. Members of the family migrated to Boone County,Kentucky in c. 1810. The wife of Rev. William Carpenter, first pastor of Hopeful Lutheran Church, was Polly Aylor.

Ephraim Aylor married again in 1857 to Elizabeth Crisler. They had two sons, Owen and John, both buried at Hopeful Lutheran Cemetery.

January 11, 2001: At one time, there was some confusion regarding the relationship betweenthis cemetery and the Stanton Aylor Cemetery. The Stanton Aylor Cemetery is located on US 42 just south of 8739 US 42 and was never associated with the E. Aylor Cemetery.

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Date: May 22, 1991

Name: AYLOR

Location: Behind mobile/modular home at 8232 Camp Ernst Road - In 1883 Atlas, this was the residence of an L. Aylor

Property Owner: David Thomas - 384-406Recorder: Susan CabotSource:

Inscriptions:

Aylor: James / Died Aug. 30, 1858 / Aged 55 yrs 5 mo & 8 daPurlina ? / Wife of James Aylor / Died Mar. 5, 1873 / aged 64 yrs 10 mo ? daLocal legend is that a horse kicked this stone over and it is broken where her husband's name is. It being left of James' stone also indicates she was his wife.Thomas / Son of J. P. Aylor / Died Dec. 2, 1849 / Aged 18 yrs 10 mo & ? days

No foot stones observed.

Three stones, only one standing

COMMENT: In 1860 census is found #331, Burlington Dist.Purlina Aylor (female) farmer 50;and most probably her children - Jas. H. 16; George W. 24, Julia A. 19, Rich'd S. 19, Merriman 11 and Robt K. 9.

The above do not appear in the 1850 census records.

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Date: October 29, 1987

Name: AYLOR, MARGARETLocation: Located to the rear of 8172 N. Dilcrest Drive in Florence.

A grove of trees can be seen behind the residence

Property Owner:Recorder: Wm. and Ann FitzgeraldSource: Recorded in Fitzgerald's book "Family Cemeteries in Boone Co., KY"

Vol. I Florence Ky. 1963

Inscriptions:

Aylor: Owen / Son of S. & E. A. Aylor / Died October 10, 1851 / Aged 10 yrs 1 mo & 23 ds

Margaret / Wife of Simeon Aylor / Died Nov. 10, 1884 / Aged 34 yrs 9 mo 29 dsLewis / Son of S. & E. A. Aylor / Died June 15, 1845 / Aged 8 mo

25 ds (or 22 ds)Benjamin / Died May 3, 1851 / Aged 23 yrs & 7 dsPolly - Wife of Reuben Norman / Died Jan. 3, 1845 / Aged 28 yrs & 3 mosAnna / Wife of Benjamin Aylor / Died May 1, 1851 / Aged 20 yrs

11 mos & 20 ds

COMMENT:

Note: 1994 - In Poor Condition

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Date: July 19, 1988 RELOCATED DEC. 2001

Name: AYLOR, STANTON

Location: Approximately 6 miles from Florence on U.S. 42. On 1883 Atlas, Union Precinct, the cemetery would be on the Stanton / Perry Aylor Farm. To the direct south of Wonder Years Day Care Center - 8739 U. S. 42 - surrounded by a concrete block wall.

Property Owner: Ray ErpenbeckRecorder: Boone County DARSource: Kentucky Cemetery Records, Vol I, Kentucky Society DAR 1960,

Page 52 (Records partially incorrect, accidentally combined with Ephraim Aylor Cemetery located originally in Limaburg, moved c. 1975 to Hopeful Lutheran.)

Inscriptions:

Aylor: Perry / 1843 - 1921Harriet / 1842-1922 Stanton / Born Feb. 10, 1815 / Died Apr. 21, 1894 / aged 79 yr Elizabeth Ann / Wife / Born Dec. 28, 1821 / Died Nov. 17, 1892

Tanner: Bertha A. / 1868 - 1910

Plus a large stone reading “Aylor” on front with a Bible verse on back.

COMMENTS:From Wm. Conrad's "Yesterdays" Florence, KY 1987 p. 4, we find the following:"The Aylor family once owned extensive land along the south side of the Union Pike from Gunpowder Creek westerly, and the Stanton/Perry Aylor homestead once stood on a hill near where the wall-enclosed family graveyard is still remaining. The Aylor family was a part of the Germanna colony in Virginia. Members of the family migrated to Boone County,Kentucky in c. 1810. The wife of Rev. William Carpenter, first pastor of Hopeful Lutheran Church, was Polly Aylor. House demolished by the Erpenbeck Company, c. 1980.

NOTE: Graves were relocated Hopeful Lutheran Cemetery in December, 2001.

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Date: May 24, 1995

Name: Aylor, WilliamLocation: Vesper Property (J’s Acres) off Limaburg Rd. & KY 18

Property Owner: Paul and Dennis Vesper (581-2715)Recorder: Michael Rouse (371-8242)Source: Recorder’s Family information/documentation

Inscriptions:

Aylor

Clore

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Date: November 9, 1999

Name: BAKER, D. R.Location: Crouch Road, Boone County, Kentucky

Property Owner:Recorder: K. L. Garland(babybear@fuse.net)

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Inscriptions:Baker Charles M. Baker, Born 1920, Died 2000

Alice Baker, Born 1876, Died 1937, Wife of D. Richard Baker.D. Richard Baker, Born 1872, Died 1943, Husband of Alice Baker.Henrietta E. Baker, Born 1905, Died 1990, Wife of Rev. Herbert M. Baker.Linnie Baker, Born 1898, Died 1969, On same stone as Russell Baker.Rev. Herbert M. Baker, Born 1900, Died 1981, Husband of Henrietta E. Baker.Russell Baker, Born 1891, Died 1971, On same stone as Linnie Baker.William H. Baker, Born____, Died 1920, Son of Rev. Herbert M. & Henrietta

E. Baker.James Lennie Baker, KY PFC 541 Engineers WWI, Born May 26, 1896, Died

Jan. 8, 1951

Dixon Jessie M. Dixon, Born 1910, Died 1968, Husband of Myrtle K. Dixon.Myrtle K. Dixon, Born 1909, Died 1948, Wife of Jessie M. Dixon.William Henry Dixon, Born 1908, Died 1996.

Gregg Ida Gregg, Born 1872, Died 1946, Wife of Leonard Gregg.Leonard Gregg, Born 1849, Died 1952, Husband of Ida Gregg.Robert Gregg, Born 1906, Died 1955, "Brother"; on same stone as Ida and

Leonard Gregg.

Hill James Henry Hill, Born June, 9, 1917, Died April 15, 1948, Stone buried indirt, can't read death year. Kentucky PFC 1864 Engineer AVN WorldWar II.

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Lucy R. Hill, Born 1894, Died 19--, "Mother". (Not Found - Possibly next to James H.

Johnson Aderlie L. Johnson, Born 1876, Died 1913, Wife of Newton H. Johnson.Newton H. Johnson, Born 1864, Died 1941, Husband of Aderlie L. Johnson.

Sleet Richard, Born Sept. 22, 1871, Died March 13, 1952

Comments: Cemetery is located on hill above Crouch Road. There is also an old concretewell or cistern near site. Also 3 sets of limestone markers at north end of cemetery.

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Name: BAKER, EDWINLocation: One mile from Duckhead Inn & U. S. 42, on Pearl Allphin Farm

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Baker: Edwin / Born November 22, 1785 / Died Oct. 9, 1879 / Aged 93 yrs. 10 mos./19 days

Sarah / Wife of Edwin Baker / Born Sept. 18, 1789 / Died March 13, 1860

COMMENTS:

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Date: RELOCATED April, 2006

Name: BAKER, PHILLIPLocation: East side of US 42 at Frogtown Road

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

BAKER:Phillip/ Died August 9, 1851 / Aged 55 yrs, 8 mos, 20 days

Sarah/ Died June 25, 1864 / Aged 63 Yrs, 11 Mos, 19 Days

NOTE: both graves were moved to Union-Rice Cemetery

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Date: July 16, 1988

Name: BAKER - BIG BONE LICKLocation: It has been maintained and a wall placed around it near the RV park in

Big Bone Lick State Park. Located on the Tom Black place on theBeaver-Hamilton Road in 1963.

Property Owner: Big Bone Lick State ParkRecorder: Ann and Wm. FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY - Florence, KY 1963 page 33

Inscriptions:

Baker: Zachary Taylor / Dec. 4, 1848 / May 31, 1908George W. / Born Nov. 25, 1832 / Died Nov. 8, 1906Mary E. / Born Aug. 29, 1839 / Died July 27, 1919James M. / 1857 -1922Mocia A. (Nee Gregg) / 1864 - 1922Mary E. / Daughter / 1887 - 1909Stewart / Born July 18, 1810 / Died Sept. 26, 1886Elizabeth / Born Nov. 15, 1810 / Died July 23, 1882James Miller / Son of S. & E. Baker / Born Sept. 20, 1834 /

Died March 17, 1853

Grimsley: Sallie A. / Wife of W. W. Grimsley / and daut. of S. & E. Baker /Born February 22, 1839 / Died Dec. 24, 1879

Black: Steward Miller / son of G. W. & M. E. Black / Born Feb. 22, 1879 /Oct. 19, 1887

??? Infant / July 29, 1920

COMMENT:

The Baker family once owned the land where Big Bone Lick State Park is now located.

The above deaths may be verified by obituaries in the Boone County Recorder and deathcertificates after 1910.

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Date: August 18, 1988

Name: BAKER-ROUSE

Location: At the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport, on land owned and firstdeeded to Elijah Rouse. It was restored and landscaped by the Airport BoardWhen building a runway in 1959. Plot was made from original cemetery. Twosmall cemeteries were found nearby but no markers, other than field stonescould be found. (Listed as Garnett Cemetery on Map of Airport.)

Property Owner: Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport

Recorder: Dennis J. Dohme

Source: Old cemetery inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties, Ky. 1734-1969,Rebecca Bryan Boone Chap. DAR 1970, pages 31-32

Plot: A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8B2 B3 B4 B5 B6

C3 C4 C5 C6 C10Inscriptions:A1 Unknown

Tanner:

A2 Sally Ann / dau of Wm. & Tabitha A. / Died June 11, 1846 / age 1 yr 3 mo 18 daA3 Robert E / Son of Wm. & Tabitha A. / Died October 20, 1830 / aged 1 yr 3 mo 18 da.A4 Lizzie / dau of E. A. & S. F. Tanner / Died July 21, 1866 / aged 6 mo 5 daA5 Unknown

Rouse:

A7 Margaret / Died Feb. 5, 1875 / aged 89 yr 3 mo 25 da / Wife of Elijah RouseA8 Elijah / Died June 10, 1875 / aged 89 yr 9 mo 25 daB2 UnknownB3 Louise / Wife of W. A. Rouse / Died Dec. 6, 1868 / aged 35 yrs 1 mo 22 daB4 Lucinda / Wife of W. A. Rouse / Died July 21, 1851 / aged 32 yrs 9 mo 11 daB5 William S. / Died October 29, 1857 / aged 1 yr 5 moB6 William A. / Died October 12, 1892 / aged 79 yrs 2 mo 4 da

Baker:

A6 Margaret L. / dau of E. & Jamima Baker / Died Sept. 23, 1864 / aged 12 yr 7 mo 18 da

C3 Roena / dau of J. R. & A. Baker / Died Feb. 1, 1886 / aged 5 mo & 23 daC4 Edwin / Died April 22, 1880 / aged 61 yrs 10 mo 22 daC5 Jamima / Wife of Edwin Baker / Died May 11, 1888 / aged 66 yrs 1 mo 6 daC10 Herbert / Son of G. & M. Baker / Born Apr. 9, 1876 / Died July 10 1876

Garnett:

C6 Perry J. Garnett / Born Mar. 17, 1877 / Died Apr. 27, 1878

COMMENT:

According to the 1850 census, both Elijah and William A. Rouse and Elijah's wife were bornin Virginia. At the time, there were at least 26 Rouse families and about 124 people in these families.

In the same census can be found the names of William and Tabitha Tanner. Both were born in Virginia and there are indications they lived in Ohio for at least three years before coming to Kentucky. In 1850 they were neighbors of the Elijah Rouses.

Edwin and Jamima Baker, he was born in Ohio, were also close neighbors of the Rouses.There is probably a relationship in these families.

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Name: BALLARD-BRASHER GRAVEYARDLocation: 400 yards east of junction of U.S. 42 & Ky 14 (Verona-Mudlick Rd)

and 50 yards from creek. In 1970 the J.D. Risner Farm

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Ballard: Lucy Ann / Wife of K. Ballard / Born Sept. 29, 1816 / Died Feb. 28, 1858

Brasher: Sarah Eliza / daughter of John & Priscilla Brasher - Born Jan. 28, 1837 Died Feb. 8, 1843 / aged 6 years

Ann Elizabeth / daughter of John & Priscilla Brasher / Born Nov. 7 1846 /Died June 30, 1849 / aged 2 yrs

More: In memory of Melissa More / born ___ 26th, 1827 / Died ___ 1st, 182__(stone broken)

COMMENT: This area is now covered with large pile of backdirt from road construction - May be gone.

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Name: BARLOWLocation: at end of Beemon Lane (SEE FILE)

Property Owner: Boh/RehkampRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Boone County, KY Cemetery Records Vol I Florence, KY 1963 p 34

Inscriptions:

Barlow: Malinda / Died Apr. 6, 1880 / Aged about 63 yrsChurchel / Died Feb. 22, 1878 / aged 71 yrsNancy / Floyd / Oct. 31 (Cannot make out rest. Hand cut on field stone.)

COMMENT:In 1883 Atlas, Florence Precinct, (Pleasant Valley Road today) a H. Barlow resided acrossfrom Frank Borders. The cemetery is probably near the L. Barlow place which adjoins theBeemon farm. (see right hand side of map, north of Gunpowder Creek)

Cemetery located 8-92. Headstones removed c.6-93. 10-93 land for sale by 5/3 Bank - notified of cemetery. Sale never went through - Land now owned by Rehkamp Family.

Tombstones were removed during the re-zoning attempt. Bill Rehkamp knows the location of the cemetery.

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Date: 2000

Name: BARLOW-AIRPORTLocation: On Airport property, close to the Trailer Park at the end of Zig Zag. Look left

from T-P Entrance, in a grove of newer maple trees. May be just fieldstones now.

Property Owner: Kenton County Airport BoardRecorder:Source: Informants - Katherine & Michael Rouse - 371-6421

Inscriptions: Unknown

An Utz lady married to a Barlow. Farm belonged to Willie Dringenburg from c. 1929 toc. 1979 when Airport bought the land.

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Name: BARNARDLocation: About 400 yards SW of Garrison Creek, near its mouth, and the Ohio River.

Reached by going down Garrison Creek Road, on left side of road on a slightrise.

Property Owner: Carl Tabor - Son-in-Law - Dale Eppert - W-367-7667 - 6932 Lois Drive, Cincinnati 45239

Property under purchase option by Hilltop Developers.

Recorder: Jack Rouse

Source: Old Cemetery Inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties, 1734-1969 Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter, DAR Fort Thomas, KY 1970, Vol I, pp 22-23-24

Inscriptions:Barge: Laura G. / daughter of J. H. & G. Barge / Born May 1, 1857 /

Died June 10, 1858

Barlow: Joshua / Born Dec. 25, 1795 / Died Oct. 20,1857Neoma / wife of Joshua Barlow / Died July 22, 1849 / aged 54 yrs

3 mos 6 dsWm. Boyce / son of Jos. & Neoma Barlow / Died Jul. 22, 1849 /

aged 16 yrs 11 mos & 17 daysAllen, son of Jos. & Neoma Barlow / Died July 19, 1849 / aged 11 yrs,

9 mos 29 dsRebecca / wife of Michael Barlow / Died Jul. 29, 1844 / aged 24 years

Barnard: John / born May 2, 1798 / Died Jan.15, 1884 / aged 85 yrs 8 mos 13 daElizabeth / wife of J. Barnard / Born Jan. 20, 1803 / Died July 8, 1883

aged 80 yrs, 5 mos, 10 daJenava / dau of J. M. & L. M. Barnard / Died Sept. 24, 1882 /

aged 11 y, 3 m, 11 dsJ. Alpha / son of J. & L. Barnard / Born Jan. 30, 1882 / Died Jan. 21, 1893Hannah / dau of John & Eliz Barnard / Died Sept. 30, 1840

Collins: Albert D. / Born Jan. 26, 1857 / Died Nov. 15, 1865Mary E. / Born May 18, 1833 / Died Aug. 4, 1916

Jos. W. / Born Aug. 11, 1822 / Died Nov. 21, 1915Ann Eliza / wife of J. W. Collins / Died Nov. 11, 1863 / aged 36 yrs, 2 ms, 24 ds

Lantz: Infant daughter of Wm. & Phebe Lantz / Died Sept.10, 1824 / age 1 day

Hudson: Hannah C. / wife of Wm. Hudson / Born Oct. 9, 1849 / Died May 9, 1874

McIntosh: John / Died July 8, 1842 / age 58 yrs, 10 ms, 28 dsJames / son of John & Lucy McIntosh / Died Dec. 9, 1844 /

aged 28 yrs, 10 ms, 8 ds

Masters: Nancy E. / dau of T. B. & M. Masters / Born Apr. 17, 1862 / Died Dec. 23, 1883Malissa / wife of Thos. B. Masters / Born Apr. 10, 1819 / Died Jan. 9, 1876Catherine B. / dau of Thos. & Sarah Ann Masters / Died July 10, 1840 /

aged 8 yrs, 2 ms, 11 dsInfant son of Thos. & Sally Masters / Died Apr. 7, 1852 / aged 2 daysJohn / son of T. & S.A. Masters / Died July 17, 1859 / aged 21 yrs, 9 m, 2 ds

Smith: Louis A. D. / son of W. & M. Smith / Born Feb. 14, 1853 / Died June 6, 1862William G. / Born July 27, 1844 / Died Aug. 14, 1849Sarah / Born Sept. 19, 1840 / departed this life Aug. 1849Fanny / wife of William N. Smith / Died Dec. 11, 1840 / Aged 20 yrs, 9 ms., 1 dayTwo infants / son & dau of W. N. & F. SmithWm. Nelson / Died June 24, 1888 / aged 63 yr, 5 m, 4 dsNancy N. / wife of N. W. (W.N.?) Smith / Born Dec. 9, 1820 / Died Feb. 6, 1890Frances M. / wife of Ed. Smith / Born June 2, 1849 / Died Mar. 3, 1879

COMMENT:From the booklet "A Journey into the Past", Florence, Ky., 1984 compiled and written byWilliam Conrad, we find the following on pages 5 and 6:

GARRISON CREEKThe valley of Garrison Creek, reached by the road behind the Bullittsburg Baptist Church, once contained a community with its own school, grist mill, and a steamboat landing on the Ohio River. In 1785, Fort Finney, a military blockhouse - the first in this region - was built on the Ohio opposite the mouth of Garrison Creek. General George Rogers Clark and others negotiated a treaty at this place with the Shawnee Indian tribes in the same year. It is believed that the creek derived its name because of the nearby fort.

Boone County Court Order Book A, P 23 (20 April, 1801)A license is granted to James Marshall for keeping a ferry across the Ohio River from themouth of Garrison Run, also to keep a tavern at said place for the term of one year from thisdate.

On the motion of James Marshall it is ordered that his ferry established at the mouth of Garrison Run across the Ohio River be discontinued.

It may be of interest that the Garrison School, moved from the valley to a site on Stevens Road,was the last one-room school in Boone County, Ky. to operate. It closed in 1939 and its last teacher was Mrs. Engells of Bullittsville. The old building is now a residence on Stevens Road.

The above cemetery is indicated on Kentucky Highway/Topo maps.

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Date: July 17, 1988

Name: BATESLocation: Northeast of the intersection of Williams and Merrill Roads

Property Owner: Carol Whitson Kirkwood100 Farmcrest Ct.Lakeside, KY36 Acres

Recorder: Dan Moore, 689-4065

Source:

Inscriptions:

COMMENTS:

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Name: BEAVER LICK BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERYLocation: Just off north side of Ky. 1292 where it crosses Dickerson Road,

near U. S. 42 in Boone County, KY On both sides of Dickerson Road

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Ossman J. M. / Died Jul.10,1893 / aged 69 yrs 11 mos & 24 dsMartha A. / Died Mar. 29, 1906 / aged 74 yrs 4 mos & 14 dsMary H. / dau of J. M. & H. A. Ossman / Born Nov. 13, 1843 /

Died Aug. 25, 1851George W. / husband of Mary A. Cleek and Eliza B. Finnell /

Born July 30, 1808 / Died Dec. 29, 1881Mary A. / wife of G. W. Ossman / Died Oct. 15, 1837 / aged 27 yrs"Fannie" / S. F. / daughter of G. W. Ossman & Eliza B. Ossman /

Born Feb. 10, 1840 / Died Feb. 21 ,1892In memory of John / son of Christopher & Nancy Angleton /

who was Born Jan.15, 1831 / Died Sept. 17, 1838

Underhill Wm. Underhill / Died July 24, 1876 / aged 64 yrs / 3 mos & 27 ds

Kite Sarah Ann / wife of Oliver Kite / Died Jan. 28, 1866 / aged 29 yrs 1 mo 16 ds

Cleek Pheoba Jane / wife of J. J. Cleek / Born Aug. 29, 1851 / Died July 7, 1880Jacob / Died Nov. 1891 / aged 77 yearsSallie / Died Aug. 1, 1911 / aged 86 years Benjamin F. / Born Jan. 14, 1846 / Died Jan. 26, 1885Jacob W. / Born Mar. 8, 1854 / Died Nov. 5, 1877Emma J. / daughter of Jacob & Sarah Cleek / Died Feb. 28, 1866 /

aged 21 yrs 11 ms 10 dsEmily J. / daughter of Jacob & Sarah Cleek / Born Mar. 19 1844 /

Died Feb. 28, 1866 / aged 21 yrs 11 ms 9 dsElizabeth C. / wife of John Cleek / Born Feb. 25, 177 / Died Jan. ??, 1864John / Died Oct. 22, 1835 / aged 63 yrs & 10 ds

Mary E. / daughter of Esau & Elizabeth Cleek / Died Feb. 14, 1843 / aged 3 yrs 7 mos & 22 ds

John J. / son of Esau & Elizabeth Cleek / Died Mar. 10, 1841 / aged 2 yrs 5 ms & 18 ds

Cleek - McCabe / Emma / 1866 - 1952 / F S wifeAnna C. / 1887 - 1958 / F S daughterJoe W. / Nov. 8, 1856 - July 23, 1935Marcaline / Aug. 11, 1861 - Jan. 22, 1913

Bouche Charles P. - Sacred to the memory of Charles P. Bouche / a native of Berlin Prussia / who Died Jan 9th 1839 / in the 3? st year of his age

Howard: Benjamin A. - In memory of Benjamin A. son of J. H. & E. Howard / who Died Apr. 10 1848 / aged 10 mos & 16 ds

Corbin Stephen / Born Oct. 25, 1796 / Died Nov. 6, 1876Dosha Kendrick /his wife / Born Feb. 18, 1799 / Died July 15, 1853

Noell G. L. Noell / Died June 17, 1891 / aged 85 yearsMargaret / nee Finnell / wife of G. L. Noell / Died July 15, 1885 /

aged 68 yrs 8 ms & 22 ds

Finnell Richard / Died Feb. 4, 1863 / aged 5 yrs 20 ds

Polley Our Father and MotherJoseph H. / Born Mar. 3, 1831 / Died Nov. 3 AD 1866 / aged 32 yrs 7 ms & 2 dsMargaret C. / Born Sept. 12, 1831 / Died Nov. 14 AD 1887 / aged 56 yrs 2 ms 2 ds

Angleton William / Died March 8, 1854 / aged 80 years 5 mos & 3 dsAbsalom G. / son of William & Mary Angleton / Born June 25, 1821 /

Died Sep.18, 1844

Windsor Prudence / wife of Christopher Windsor / Born in Fairfax Co. VA Oct.20,1743/ emigrated to Jefferson Co. KY 1799 / deceased in Boone Co. KY Aug.6, 1848 /aged 104 yrs 9 mos & 15 ds

Ashbrook Jas. C. / Died Jan. 8, 1845 / aged 39 yrs 9 ms & 4 ds

Hughes Margaret / wife of John Hughes / Died Feb. 25, 1848 / aged 65 years

Gregg Thomas J. / son of Thomas & Elizabeth Gregg / Died July 8, 1848 / aged 6 yrs 11 ms & 18 ds

Elizabeth / wife of Thomas J. Gregg / Died Oct. 18 1876 / aged 60 years

Carroll Lennie / wife of G. E. Carroll / Born Aug. 25, 1867 / Died Feb. 3, 1894

McManama Johnie B. / son of J. B. & Mary McManama / Born June 7, 1885 / Died Aug. 25, 1886aged 1 yr 2 ms & 18 ds

Merchant Henry H. Merchant / Born May 20, 1824 / Died May 12, 1895Moreland Eliza / wife of Jesse Moreland / Died June 21, 1870 / aged 24 years & 24 days

Lucas S. T. Lucas / Born 1842 / Died 1887 / Father

Hoard In loving memory of John H. / son of G. W. & Susie Hoard / Died Jan.10, 1888 /age 7 yr 5 m & 18 d

Bertha / dau of G. W. & S. Hoard / Born Mar. 26, 1867 / Died Sept. 21, 1873

Sleet Simon / Died Nov. 5, 1885 / aged 87 yrs 7 mos 20 dsLuvina / Died July 11, 1887 / aged 80 years

East Section - Across the Road

Ossman Jennie / 1858 - 1935George W. / 1852 -1921

Smith Daniel Smith / Oct.10, 1836 - ________Margaret / his wife / July 20, 1840 - Jan. 22, 1912

Lockhart John / 1847 - 1922 Margaret / his wife / 1861 -1914

Underhill Sally Underhill - Dec. 8, 1817 - Jan. 25, 1911

Coyle Thomas J. / 1848 - ;1900Mary L. / 1856 - 1919Katie L. / 1881 - 1896

Slayback Father / C. Edward / 1873 - 1934 Mother / Minnie B. / 1875 - 1937

Denigan Michael / Died 1903 Emily / Died 1919

Staton James R. Staton / 1911 - 1966 / Father

Sheets Mary J. / Apr. 7, 1842 - Oct. 29, 1915Henry / June 28, 1841 - Sept. 22, 1929Lee / 1872 - 1926 / F. S. brother

Snow Fannie R. / 1895 - 1964 / married 1911 / Alva / 1891 - 1965Ben F. / 1887 - 1966William H. / 1854 - 1938Enoch Arville Snow, Jr. / Kentucky Pvt. 6 Regt. U.S.M.C. 1 Div. / March 22, 1918Julia / wife of B. A. Snow / 1869 - 1903

Pigg Milton Pigg / Born Sept. 10, 1913 / Died Apr. 21, 1914

Isbell Infant daughter of W. H. & Ollie Isbell / Born and Died Mar. 17, 1893

Black Elizabeth / wife of M. L. Black / Born Dec. 18, 1866 / Died Mar. 6, 1897 / aged 30 yrs 21 mos & 18 ds

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Name: BEEMON, MILTONLocation: Approximately 1292 Boone Aire Road. On property southeast of Reminiscent

Herb Farm. Cemetery is north of dwelling and bounded by KY 18 on the north.Graves probably unmarked

Property Owner: Ann Holt, 3471 Easton Road - Boone County 586-8137 Info: Michael Rouse 371-8242

Recorder: Wm. ConradSource: Conversations with relatives of those interred in graveyard and Census RecordsInscriptions:

COMMENTS:In conversation with nearby older inhabitants of the county, it was learned that the grand-parents of Raymond Beemon, 6900 Hopeful Road, Boone County, were interred here. Mr. Beemon, though elderly, confirmed this. He also declared there were others buried there, but he did not remember the names. He also indicated there were no markers, as did the owner of the property. The owner of the property will inform any future buyers of the cemetery, as the property is for sale.

Consulting the 1880 Census of Boone County for the grandparents of Mr. Beemon - Miltonand Sarah Frances Beemon, they were located at Dwelling L#254, Florence District. Their farm is also indicated in the 1883 Atlas of Boone-Kenton-Campbell Counties, Florence Precinct.

The Census record reads:DWG 254 Milton Beemon 39 Farmer. b. in KY Father in VA

Mother in NCSarah F. / wife/ age 36 / born in KY / parents in VASons Wm. 10, Hubert 8, Alonzo G. 3sisters to Milton; Millie 51, Francis 49, (sic)brother to Milton; Henry 52 (a former neighbor to the old farm indicates Henryis interred in the cemetery)

As the above information provides evidence of the Milton Beemon family cemetery at the above mentioned site, it is very possible the above named adults and some infants are interred at the same site.

Further research of probate records and obituaries in the Boone County Recorder wouldsupply dates and more information.

Mr. Beemon also mentioned grandparents in a graveyard off Beemon Lane. They would beof Rouse family.

The following research was submitted by Betty Rouse (Mrs. Robert M. Rouse).

Milton Beemon and Sarah Frances Rouse Aylor, according to "Lon" Beemon, as told toV. Eastman about 1968, graves were known to be in cemetery on the then "Beemon Lane"off Hopeful Road. He had no dates and did not know if there were stones. There were four graves here, but he did not know whose the others were.

Mrs. Rouse also added this;Milton Beemon b. Oct. 14, 1836 / d Feb. 25, 1924Mar. Oct. 30, 1866 to Sarah Frances Rouse Aylor (widow) b. Feb. 26, 1841/

d Jan. 19, 1927Milton Beemon was son of Joshua Beemon and his wife, Rutha Anderson,

who were married Apr. 13, 1811. She died Oct. 2, 1852, age 62 yrs. Joshua's will - Boone Co. Will Bk. M, page 360, Oct. 1862. He was probablydeceased about then. No other records on him.Milton's children were as follows:

William P. married Laura BarlowHulbert L. married Ettie RouseAlonzo married Lula TannerMilton was son of Joshua Beemon and Rutha Anderson Beemon, whoseother children were:Austin / married Anna Rouse / Hopeful CemeteryMiltonAlbert / Sarah Jane / Hopeful Cemetery**Henry never married (probably in Milton Beemon graveyard)Millie never married (could be interred in Milton B. cemetery)Francis never married (could be interred in Milton B. cemetery)Julie Ann / married Thomas Quick

**According to Willie Dringenburg, he is in Milton Beemon Cemetery

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Name: BIG BONE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERYLocation: On Big Bone Church Road (Partial List)

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

ADAMS: P.P. Adams, d. Jan. 22, 1872, aged 62 yrs., 3 mos., 6 da.Mary Adams, d. Feb. 2, 1897, aged 82 yrs., 11 mos., 24 da.

ALLEN: B.M. Allen, b. Dec. 14, 1812, d. Dec. 22, 1899.Isabelle Allen, b. Feb. 1, 1818, d. July 18, 1886.

HARDESTY: Sally, wife of Jacob Hardesty, d. Aug. 10, 1865, aged 71 yrs., 3 mos.Mildred, wife of John F. Hardesty, d. Sept. 11, 1854, age 22 yr., 8 mo., 10 da.John, son of J.F. & M. Hardesty, d. May 22, 1851, age 1 yr., 6 mo., 27 da.

HUEY: Robert Huey, b. May 1, 1800, d. Mar. 2, 1876; and Matilda, b. Apr. 26, 1812,d. Oct. 27, 1899 (same stone)

Samuel Huey, d. Jan. 17, 1831, aged 59 yr., 3 mo., 28 da.Jane, his wife, d. Feb. 2, 1859, aged 80 yr., 1 mo., 12 da.William Huey, d. Dec. 23, 1798, d. Oct. 30, 1870.Mary, wife of Wm. Huey, b. July 20, 1795, d. Jan. 27, 1840.

JOHNSON: Jas. A. Johnson, son of C.B. & S.M. Johnson, d. Sept. 25, 1870, aged 26 yrs., 7 mos.

Mary Sibella, dau. Of Colbert & Sally W. Jognson, d. Nov. 7, 1874, aged 28yrs., 7 mos., 19 da.

LUCAS: George W. Lucas, of Co. 55 Reg. Ky. Volunteers, was killed by Guerillasth

whilst in the service of his country near Carrollton, Ky., Feb. 2, 1865, Aged 34 yrs, 10 mo., 14 da.

MAGINES: Samuel Magines, d. Nov. 1, 1848, aged 62 yrs, 2 mo., 28 da.

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McHATTON: Mathew McHatton, b. Feb. 12, 1798, d. Aug. 7, 1882.Nancy A. McHatton, b. Mar. 29, 1798, d. July 21, 1883Marion E., b. July 4, 1864, d. Aug. 19, 1865;

Charles M., b. Dec. 18, 1853, d. Nov. 5, 1863(Children of J.M. & L.D. McHatton)

PRESSER: John C. Presser, d. Apr. 29, 1865, aged 63 yrs., 2 mos, 25 da.

RICE: Joshua Rice, b. Mar. 6, 1784, d. Feb. 3, 1854Polly Rice, b. Oct. 15, 1789, d. Dec. 30, 1878, age 89 yrs.Louise, wife of Warder Rice, d. Sept. 17, 1846, in her 23d year.Infant son of Wesley & Eleanor Rice, b. & d. June 2, 1841.

RICH: Thomas Rich (Rice?), b. Apr. 8, 1808, d. Dec. 30, 1883

RILEY: John C. Riley, b. Jan. 11, 1812, d. Mar. 21, 1883.Eliza Riley, b. Nov. 13, 1813, d. July 24, 1891.

ROBERTS: Sallie, wife of Jessie Roberts, d. Oct. 16, 1870, age 70 yr., 2 mo., 6 da.Nancy F. Roberts, d. June 22, 1861, aged 21 yr., 23 da.J.C. Roberts, d. July 15, 1868, aged 11 yr., 6 mo., 8 da.

ROUSE: Nancy J., wife of Granville V. Rouse, d. Jan. 22, 1843, age 23 yr., 2 mo., 15 da.

SCOTT: John P. Scott, d. July 28, 1882, aged 80 yr.Polina, consort of J.P. Scott, d. Oct. 15, 1844, aged 36 yr., 7 mo., 7 da.Rev. George H. Scott, d. Aug. 24, 1851, aged 43 yr., 10 mo., 1 da.Agnes S., wife of G.H. Scott, d. Nov. 2, 1856, aged 41 yr., 1 mo., 10 da.

TALIFERRO: Hattie McHatton Taliferro, b. July 20, 1832, d. Nov. 21, 1912

YOUELL: Lucyann, eldest dau. Of Lewis I. & Frances F. Youell, d. Apr. 8, 1852, aged21 yr., 2 mo., 27 da.

Remains of Thomas & Lucy Youell, removed by their children to this resting place, Aug. 22, 1852

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Name: BLACK CEMETERYLocation: Two miles south of Big Bone, 1/4 mile past jct. of Boat Dock and Bender Road

On a hill or mound on the east side of the road

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Black: M. M. / born Aug. 1, 1801 / died Nov. 18,1879aged 78 yrs, 3 mos

G. W. / son of M. M. & Mary Black / died Jan. 12, 1870aged 22 yrs, 7 mos & 8 days

George W. / born in Delaware / Nov. 9, 1774 / died Nov. 8,1858aged 84 yrs.

Eugenia E. / dau. of J. T. & A. M. Black / died Feb. 21, 1865aged 2 yrs, 3 mos, & 15 days

Parsons: John Newton / son of Preston & Jemima Parsons / born Sept. 21, 1863died Mar. 17, 1865

Rich: Joseph T. / son of T. M. & Sarah E. Rich / born Apr. 2_?_, (9), 1877 /died Dec. 4, 188_?__(9).

Comments:

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Date: November 21, 2007

Name: BLANKENBEKER. J.

Location: On Hearthstone Home Owners Association property at end of BlankenbekerDrive Between 2141 and 2145 Blankenbeker Dr. At least 2 graves areSurrounded by a rock wall, although cemetery boundary extends well beyondthose walls and into the yards of the two adjacent privately owned lots.Mapped by Natural, Ethical & Environmental Services April, 2003.

Property Owner: Hearthstone HOA

Recorder: Jeannine Kreinbrink

Source:

Inscriptions:

Blankenbeker: J. / died July 31 1858 / aged 32 yrs/8 mo 24dFrances / wife of / J. Blankenbeker / Born Feb 9 1821 / died Aug 5 1886

Two other fieldstone grave markers also identified outside rock wall enclosure

COMMENTS:

Jeremiah Blankenbeker was born in 1816 in Madison, VA, and married Frances Clorein 1843. The property was one of several “Blankenbeker Farms” in the vicinity.

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Date: May 8, 1990

Name: BLANKENBEKER

Location: Between Longbranch and Pleasant Valley Roads. Approximately one mile fromPleasant Valley Road. Entrance to farm at 7303 Pleasant Valley Road. Cemetery is surrounded with rock wall. Approximately 1/2 mile from creek,after crossing creek. Near junction of Longbranch and South Fork of Gunpowder Creeks. Based on this description, the cemetery is most likelysited on the south side of Gunpowder Creek on property owned in 2007 byeither Berkshire or Kroth.

Property Owner: Descendent Joe C. Berkshire, 7417 U.S. 42, Florence

Recorder: Jack Rouse

Source: Kentucky Cemetery Records, Vol II, Rebecca Bryan Boone Chap. KYSOC DAR Ft. Thomas, KY 1970, p 34 .

Inscriptions:

Blankenbeker: Ephraim / died July 6, 1866 / aged 75 years, 5 months and 19 daysElizabeth / born Oct. 29, 1787 / died March 20, 1885John F. / born Nov. 16, 1828 / died Nov. 12, 1857

COMMENT:

First two above are in 1850 Boone County census, Dist #2, as Blankenbeker. He and shewere born in Virginia, as well as Robert 25, probably a son. Another named Thornton 18,was living with them; born in Kentucky. Another one Franklin 22, was residing with WedeenBeemon who lived next door. The John F. above is probably the Franklin who was born inVirginia. This indicates that the couple came to Boone County about 1830.

Other research indicates they were descendants of the group who settled in Madison CountyVA in the early 1700's. (researched by Wm. Conrad)

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Name: BOOTH CEMETERYLocation: On property of Triple Crown Subdivision - SE of clubhouse

Property Owner: Contact: Berling Eng.- Jim Berling 291-2680Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Booth: Harrison Booth / Died Apr. 2, 1877, aged 64 yrs, 15 ds

Comment:This marker is surrounded by iron fence set on cut stone foundation; the Masonic stone has been toppled into a grave. Stone has been re-set.

About 20 fieldstones and some graves, which appear to have been removed. There are likely graves outside the fence. Graves are sunk and evidence of rodent disturbance.

Concerned neighbors - Richard & Sue Nicholson - 485-8586 - Heritage Trails

Other stones outside fence:

Mollie A. / dau of R.F (?) & C. Snow / Died Sept. 16, 1863 / aged 2 yr ? mo 17 da(Lamb marker, white marble, broken)

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Date: August 8, 1988

Name: BOTTSLocation: On Stevens Road in a grove of trees on the west side of the road, just after

turning north off KY 20 (left side of Stevens Road)

Property Owner: Carl Smith - 4751 Petersburg Road 586-5957Recorder: Irene GainesSource: Kentucky Cemetery Records Vol. II page 12 Kentucky Society DAR 1969

Inscriptions:

Botts: Rowland / Died Apr. 28, 1862 / Aged 76 yrs 9 mo 21 dsLucy M. (Mullenburgh Terrill) / wife of Rowland Botts / Died Apr. 15, 1836 /

Aged 52 yrs 6 mo 17 dsFrances W. / daughter of Rowland & Lucy Botts / Died Nov. 24, 1837 /

Aged 29 yrs 2 mo & 16 dsRobert T. / son of Rowland & Lucy Botts / Died Mar. 17, 1836 / 17 yrs & 8 moThomas H. / son of Rowland & Lucy Botts / Died Nov. 24, 1834 /

Aged 11 yrs 19 dsSarah A. / dau of Rowland & Lucy Botts / Died July 28, 1843 /

Aged 29 yrs 11 mo & 12 dasJoseph Gaines Botts / Born Sep. 28, 1820 / Died Dec. 13, 1872Elizabeth A. / dau of Jos G. & Ann Botts / Died July 25, 1841 / aged 2 mo 26 daFannie L. / dau of J. G. & Ann Botts / Died Apr. 3, 1857 / age 1 yr 22 dasBenjamin C. / Born Apr. 20, 1845 / Died Jan. 10, 1861E. E. B. (foot marker only probably Eusebia Elba Botts)

Mitchell: Benjamin Mitchell / Died June 17, 1857 / 43 yrs 5 mos 9 dasPenelope Ann / wife of Benjamin Mitchell / Died July 11, 1849

aged 34 yrs 9 mo 4 dasL C M (no dates, no doubt a Mitchell infant)

Utz: Elizabeth J. / wife of Jonas Utz / Died Feb. 25, 1841 / aged 29 yrs 8 mo 19 das

COMMENT:Regarding the house --- on December 15, 1887, Mr. Loder of Petersburg wrote in his diary."S. G. Botts moved into his new house." Evidently a new house was built where Ann Botts lived in 1883. See 1883 Atlas. Sanford Botts was postmaster at Petersburg at that time.Cemetery in very poor condition.

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Date: March 18, 1988

Name: BROWN, JOSEPHLocation: Access at the end of Pleasant Road off Point Pleasant Road, on the west side

of I-275. Cemetery is about a quarter mile up, toward Mineola Pike. Could also come through undeveloped Corporex property to the north of the Residence Inn. Formerly was land of the Point Pleasant Christian Church

Property Owner: CorporexRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries of Boone County, KY, Vol I Florence KY 1963 page 25

Inscriptions:

Brown: Joseph / Died Aug. 11, 1847 / aged 62 yrs 5 mosAnna / wife of Joseph Brown / Died March 6, 1866 / aged 68 yrs 5 mo 3 ds

Appears to be pieces of other stones.

COMMENT:Late in the autumn of 1834 Walter Scott held a two-week meeting in the Point Pleasant School House not too far from this place. The meeting sowed the seeds for a Disciples of Christ Church.

Five years later he returned and held another meeting, and at the close the Point PleasantChristian Church was organized with 61 members - perhaps the first church of it's faith inBoone County.

They continued to hold services at the school and at different homes until 1841 when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown donated land and a church building was erected.

Abstracted from the Illustrated Historical Edition of the Boone County Recorder ofSeptember 4th, 1930.

Walter Scott was a contemporary Christian preacher with Alexander Campbell.

NOTE: Cemetery likely disturbed by Corporex clearing adjoining property. See file.

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Date: July 17, 1988

Name BROWN

Location: On Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport propertyTower Dr. Maintenance road - just before Airport Maintenance facility on left.

Property Owner: Contact: Airport Fire ChiefRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY., Florence KY. 1963, page 24

Inscriptions:

Brown: Joel / Born Sept. 7, 1830 / Died May 12, 1906Sarah Ann / his wife / Born Oct. 16, 1838Iva Mattie / Born July 20, 1869 / Died Sept. 9, 1870Josie / Born Mar. 28, 1880 / Died May 23, 1880

Clutterbuck: R.J. / Born Mar. 12, 1830 / Died Mar.9, 1893 / aged 62 y 11 m.27 d.Frances / wife of B. J. Clutterbuck / Born Mar. 13, 1840James Albert / Born May 30, 1868 / Died Dec. 14, 1907

Darby: Charles W. / 1891 - 1921 (remains moved to Hopeful Lutheran Cemetery in 1986).

Popham: Albert / Born Sept.4, 1821 / Died Oct. 22, 1826Jemima E. / 1822 - 1913

Tanner: Ida B. / daughter of E & M B Tanner / Died Aug.3, 1880Aged 57 yrs 7 mos.11 dys.

James / Died Mar.4, 1883 / Aged 81 yrs 1 mo & 21 dsSarah / wife of J. Tanner / Died Dec.27, 1882 / Aged 83 yrs 1 mo & 22 ds

Utz: Josie / Born June 16, 1902 / Died Sept.30 1904

COMMENTS:

Above families probably interrelated.

For location in 1883 see Lake' s Atlas, page 16, Florence Precinct. James Tanner andSusannah Brown farms.

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Date: October 29, 1987

Name: BROWN/HARRISONLocation: Near end of KY, plus one mile. The graveyard is on the river side of

the road - Cemetery may be in poor condition - SEE FILE (see photos in cemetery photo files).

Property Owner: Bernard Southgate EstateRecorder: Wm. & Ann Fitzgerald. Capt. Brown's grave was marked by DARSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County KY Vol.- I 1963 published by the

Fitzgeralds. Is since missing - found concrete pedestal loose.

Inscriptions:

Harrison: Elvira / Wife of William H. / Born March 19, 1833 / Died Sept. 13, 1875, aged42 yrs, 5 mo & 24 d's (Marker is obelisk with double base. Top half has been Cemented onto bottom. Name Elvira on top part.

Zebuline A.P. -Sacred to the Memory of Zebuline A.P. / wife of John Huntand daughter of J.C.S. and Clara Harrison. Born at Vincennes, IA. (Indiana) Aug. 29th, 1821/ Died at Sugar Grove, Boone County, Ky., June 14th, 1849

William Taylor - son of William. H. and Elvira Harrison, Died Aug. 23, 1854, aged 1 yr 3 mo & 13 days

Clarissa Brown -Sacred to the memory of Clarissa Brown Harrison / relict of John C. S. Harrison and daughter of the late Gen. Z. M. Pike / she was Born Feb. 24, 1803 and Died at Sugar Grove Boone Co. Ky. Feb.1, 1837 in the 34th year of her age.

John Cleves Symmes -In Memory of John Cleves Symmes Harrison / son of William Henry and Anna Harrison / who was born at Cincinnati / Oct. 28, 1798 and died at Sugar Grove, Boone County, KY. / October 30, 1830 / at 32 years.

Pike: Sacred to the memory of Clara H. (Harlow) Pike / widow of the late Gen. Z. M. (Montgomery) Pike, she died at her residence in Sugar Grove, Boone County, Ky., in the 64th year of her age.

Brown: Sacred to the Memory of Capt. John Brown / Born in the state of New Jersey /22nd Oct.1752 / A patriot and soldier of the Revolution, he sustained thru lifethe sentiment of a true Republican and braved an emigration to the western wilds at an early period / Died 18th Nov.1824. (Fallen down on its back-face up.)

COMMENTS:Sugar Grove was the name of Captain Brown's plantation, and it was here that young Zebulon M. Pike wooed the captain's daughter. They were married by Rev. Lewis Deweese,a neighbor. The marriage is recorded in Marriage Book A, Page 1. Gen. Pike is buriedin an obscure grave at Sackett's Harbor, New York.

Interested Person (may be descendants of Pike family):Bailey Rogers10018 Regency CourtCincinnati, OH 45251513-741-4874

Allen R. PikeP.O. Box 696Carmel, N.Y. 10512914-225-7084e-mail - arp1918@aol.com

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Date: April 17, 1988

Name: BURTON - FINNELL- ROBERTSLocation: Walton City Park, above the baseball field

Property Owner: City of WaltonRecorder: Jack Rouse of Walton, KYSource: Old Cemetery Inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties, Rebecca Bryan

Boone Chapter, DAR Ft. Thomas, KY 1970 page 16

Inscriptions:

Burton Robert M. / son of Williamson & Susan Burton / Died Apr. 25, 1842aged 24 yrs, 11 mos, 24 ds

Nathaniel O. Burton - Died Apr. 2, 1854 / aged 24 yrs, 10 ms, 1 dWilliam P. / son of John W. & Priscilla Burton / Died Nov. 30, 1852

aged ___ (stone broken)

Roberts Mary E. / daughter of W. L. & J. A. Roberts / Died Dec. 21, 1843aged 4 yrs, 5 mos, 26 days

Edwin M. / son of W. L. & J. A. Roberts / Died May 15, 1850aged 7 mos, 26 days

William, H. H. / son of W. L. & J. Roberts / Died Nov. 21, 1867aged 26 yrs, 5 mos, & 8 days

Finnell Mary Ann / Wife of W. S. Finnell / Died Aug. 24, 1847aged 35 years, 4 mos

Milton M. / son of W. S. & M. A. Finnell / Died Aug. 23, 1847aged 1 mo & 2 days

Foot Stones: M. A. F. / M. M. F.(broken stone) Died July 10, 1860 - aged 29 yrs, 4 mos, 20 days(broken stone) Dec. 20, 1851 / aged 28 yrs, 11 mos 11 days

Foot Stones: M.M.B. / A. G. B. / S. B. / W. S. B

Comments: Restored and rededicated by the City of Walton, September 1998.

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Name: BUTTS - SNOW - LOARLocation: Three hundred yards south of Frogtown Road, one fourth mile west of I-75

In 1883 Lake's Atlas, on page 21, it is identified as a private cemetery near farm of C. Snow (Walton Precinct, top of page). In the 1970s, known as theCourtney Farm.

Property Owner: R. C. Durr (?)Recorder: Jack Rouse of WaltonSource: Old Cemetery Inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties, KY Vol I, Rebecca

Bryan Boone Chapter DAR Fort Thomas, KY 1970, page 15

Inscriptions:

Butts Samuel Butts / Died Apr. 3, 1867 / aged 60 yrs, 3 ms, 17 daSara F. / dau of S. & M. Butts / Died June 16, 1855 /

aged 4 yrs, 11 ms, 18 daJames J. / son of S. & M. Butts / Died Aug. 16, 1855 /

aged 2 yrs, 26 ds /Elizabeth / wife of William Butts / Died Nov. 30, 1839

aged ? (stone broken)

Footstone: E. B. / Footstone: W.B./

Loar Mary / wife of Nathan Loar / Died Mar. 17, 1848aged 52 yrs, 10 mo, 5 ds

Snow Robert Snow / Died Oct. 3, 1865 / aged 67 yrs, 1 mo, 2 dsEllen / wife of Robert Snow / Died Sept. 24, 1855

aged 53 yrs, 7 mos, 10 dsColumbus / Son of R. & E. Snow / Died Aug. 21, 1830

aged 10 yrs, 1 mo, 14 dsRobert / Son of R. & E. Snow / Died Apr. 12, 1827

aged 3 yrs, 5 mos, 8 ds.

Comments:Samuel Butts & Robert Snow can be found in the 1850 Census Dwellings; 1368 & 1441respectively. They were neighbors of the Lancasters who, with C. Snow, was living there in 1883. Mapped by Environment & Archaeology, LLC, April 2004.

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Date: February, 2006

Name: CALDWELL CEMETERYLocation: Located in front yard of Robert Chambers House, 6199 East Bend Rd.

Property Owner: Joyce McNeely, 586-7144Recorder: Matt Becher (from Ms. McNeely’s information)Source:

Inscriptions:

Caldwell: Ruby, Died 1991Dorothy, Died 2004John, Died 2005

Note: According to Ms. McNeely, all individuals were cremated prior to burial.

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Date: October 8, 1990 DESTROYED

Name: CARPENTER, JEREMIAHLocation: This cemetery desecrated. It was formerly in a field at 8401 Dixie Highway

Devon. Remnants of stones with data on Henry Dixon lot at Hopeful Cemetery.

Property Owner: L N Concrete MaterialsRecorder: See commentSource: M. E. Woodward

Inscriptions:

Carpenter: Jeremiah / Died Jan. 4, 1868 / aged 72 yrs, 4 mo, 20 daysJulia Ann / wife of J. C. Carpenter / Died Apr. 15, 1875

aged 77 yrs, 8 mos, 5 days

Comments:Jeremiah Carpenter was a son of Rev. William Carpenter, the first pastor of Hopeful Lutheran Church, and the father of William Eli Carpenter. Julia Ann was formerly a Rouse. See "Clasping Hands", page 154 by E. L. Rouse,

The old cemetery was in a field at the above address for years, but a later proprietor of the property "got tired of looking at the tombstones". He broke them to pieces, and threw the pieces on the back on the property near the railroad track, where they were discovered later by Mrs. Woodward. A subsequent owner then began to build on the property, unaware ofa cemetery being on the place, was told of the cemetery by Mrs. Woodward, but it was too late and no one knew exactly where the graves were. However, the new owner of theproperty did salvage what he could of the tombstones, and they were moved to the Hopeful Lutheran Cemetery, where the above information was copied from them. For more data see pages 20-21 of Lentz' History of Lutheran Churches in Boone County, Ky and Emma Lloyd Rouse's "Clasping Hands with Generations Past".

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Name: CARPENTER, REV. WILLIAMLocation: On north side of Circle Drive approximately halfway between U.S. 42 and

U.S. 25. Enclosed with iron fence and kept by neighboring families living nearby. Cemetery faces Circle but it is behind the house at 101 Lawrence St.

Property Owner: Residential property owner maintains cemetery - no cemetery ownerRecorder: Wm. ConradSource: Kentucky Cemetery Records, KY Society DAR 1960 page 41

Inscriptions:Carpenter: Rev. William / Born May 20, 1762 / Died Feb. 28, 1833

Mary Aylor / wife of Rev. Wm. C. Carpenter / Died Aug. 12th, 1830Wm. Henry / son / Born July 30, 1815 - Died Feb. 3, 1897Hattie Dell / daughter of W.H. & E. A. Carpenter / Died Mar. 13, 1863 /

age 15 yr, 10 mo, 18 daWillie L. / son of G. & C. C. Carpenter / Died June 2, 1875Hattie B., sister of Willie L. / Died January 20, 1873Columbus / grandson of Rev. Wm. Carpenter (father of Ed & Charles

Carpenter )1844 - 1913Carrie (his wife) - 1852 - 1926Johnnie / 1886 - 1912Jacob Israel / son of J. & J. Carpenter / Died Apr. 18, 1824

age 11 yr, 10 mo, 12 da

Griffith: John W. / Born Apr. 15, 1801 / Died Dec. 30, 1887Elizabeth / daughter of Rev. Wm. Carpenter, wife of John W. Griffith

Born Mar. 13, 1818 / Died Nov. 1873

Rice: Mary A. Rice / daughter of Rev. Wm. Carpenter / Died Sept. 26, 1871 /68 yr, 6 mo, 4 da

William Buford / Died Oct. 7, 1871 / age 43 yr, 11 moComments:Rev. William Carpenter, as was his father, was a Revolutionary War soldier. He moved to Boone County, KY from Madison Co., Virginia in 1813 to become the first pastor of the Hopeful Lutheran Church. His grave was marked by the Kentucky Society DAR in 1931, and people living nearby have mistakenly read that marker - which gives the dates of the war - to be his birth and death dates, and because of that, the legend has arisen that a nine-year-old drummer boy in the Revolutionary War is buried here.

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Date: May 1, 1988 RELOCATED

Name: CARPENTER, William EliLocation: On Mt. Zion Road approximately one mile southwest of U.S. 25. On right

hand side of road across from entrance to Highland Acres. First cataloguedin 1950, see source. On 1883 map of Boone County, KY

Property Owner: See below commentRecorder: Unknown - affirmedSource: Page 41 Kentucky Cemetery Records, Kentucky Society DAR 1960

Inscriptions:

Carpenter: Wm. E. / Born Feb. 9, 1819 / Died Mar. 6, 1886Susannah / wife of Wm. Eli Carpenter / Died Feb. 10, 1856

age 84 yrs, 1 mo, 8 daSusan A. / daughter of W. E. & S. Carpenter, Oct. 9, 1854 (on opposite side of

stone "Little Dinkey") no dates - 1 yr, 6 moInfant son of Wm. E. & Lucy Carpenter, d. Apr. 16, 1875 / age 3 daysCarrie, dau of Wm. E. & Lucy Carpenter, d. Feb. 20, 1870 / age 12 daysWm. E. / son of J. L. & M. A. Carpenter, b. Sept. 8, 1886 / d. Aug. 7, 1888Richard Rice / d. Nov. 16, 1872 / age 71 yrs, 11 mo, 27 daInfant son of Oscar & Mary Glacken / d. Feb. 11, 1866 / age 2 moJames Eli / son of J. & E. E. Lampton, d. Sept. 3, 1870, age 1 yr, 2 mo, 26 daEmily / wife of J. Lampton, d. Jan. 1, 1870, age 21 yrs, 10 mo

(see LAMPTON CEMETERY)

Comment: This family graveyard was declared abandoned and moved by the State ofKentucky to a plot in the Hopeful Lutheran Church cemetery, in the far northernend. The site of the original family cemetery is now part of the interchange at I-75 and Mt. Zion Road. The remains were moved the week before Christmasof 1989, and the tombstones placed with the remains as they were originally.

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Date: March 25, 1990

Name: CARPENTER, WRIGHTLocation: Located on Big Bone-Bender Road, across from Big Bone Park. Road is now

road to boat dock. (Lutz property in 1970)

Property Owner: UnknownRecorder: Ann & Wm. FitzgeraldSource: Old Cemetery Inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties, Rebecca Bryan

Boone Chapter DAR Fort Thomas, KY 1970 Vol 11 p 35

Inscriptions:

Carpenter: In Memory of Mr. Wright Carpenter / son of Deacon Benjamin and Mrs. Olive Carpenter / Who was drowned Dec. 14, 1827 / Age 30 years /Formerly of Ohio

Comments:The Big Bone - Bender road was once a part of the old Louisville Road from Cincinnati toLouisville Road from Cincinnati to Louisville. In an article in the Cincinnati Enquirer about 1936, by a Ms. Haller concerning Big Bone Licks, she mentions the above grave. The man was on his way to Louisville along the old road and a heavy rain brought the creek up and he was drowned. It was written that he was buried alongside the road and was evidently alandmark for years.

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Date: August 20, 1998

Name: CARRLocation: Actually is the original St. Patrick’s cemetery, located on what was once the

Carr farm. On a ridge south of the crest of the Houston Hill on KY 14 - Verona-Mudlick Road. Cemetery is noted on the U. S. topographic map,mistakenly labeled the Carr Cemetery.

Property Owner: Jas. RobkeRecorder: Jack RouseSource: Old cemetery inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties Vol I 1734-1969

Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter DAR Fort Thomas, KY 1970Inscriptions:

Bailey: Martin / 1867 - 1908George / son of H. & M. Bailey / Born Oct. 13, 1870 / Died Feb. 7, 1891

Carr: Jerry / Apr. 25, 1849 - Feb. 22, 1925Katie / wife of Jerry Carr / Died June 8, 1888 / aged 31 year, 6 mos, 17 dasThomas / Died May 15, 1874 / aged 65 yearsJohanna / wife of Thomas Carr / Died June 28, 1878 / aged 63 years

Cavey: Margaret / 1888 - 1934Hanna A. / 1884 - 1903Catherine / 1854 - 1923James / 1858 - 1905

Code: Mary / wife of Patrick Code / Died July 2, 1906 / R.I.P.Katie / Born Dec. 30, 1863 / Died June 21, 1897Martin / Born May 5, 1853 / Died Feb. 11, 1879

aged 25 yrs, 9 mos, 6 das

Dempsey: Patrick / Jan. 6, 1858 / Oct. 20, 1930

Dempsy: Alice E. / wife of Patrick Dempsey / Born Mar. 16, 1869 / Died Nov. 22, 1902Daughter of P. & A. E. Dempsey / Born Feb. 10, 1898 / Died Sept. 8, 1899(fallen stone on this lot too large to raise)John / Born Dec. 23, 1814 / Died Feb. 14, 1891James / Died August 24, 1898 / aged 76 yearsMary / Died Oct. 29, 1902 / aged 70 yearsKatie / daut of Wm. & Ellen Dempsey / Born Mar. 3, 1874 / Died May 29, 1888Infant daut of James & S. F. Dempsey - Born Nov. 21, 1879 /

Died Nov. 22, 1879

John Williams / son of M. & K. Dempsey / Died Oct. 10, 1889 / aged 4 years, 1 mo, 30 days

Dempsy: Katie Bridget / daughter of M. & K. Dempsey / Died Oct. 17, 1889aged 6 yrs, 7 mos, 17 das

Jeremiah James / son of M. & K. Dempsey / Died Oct. 27, 1889aged 10 yrs 7 mos & 18 days

Mary Manorah / daughter of M. & K. Dempsey / Died Oct 27, 1889aged 12 yrs, 3 mos & 3 days

Michael Cyrillus / son of M. & K. Dempsey / Died Oct 21, 1889aged 8 yrs 6 mos 16 days

Michael Cyrillus / son of M. & K. Dempsey / Born Sept. 29, 1900 /Died Dec. 12, 1907 / aged 7 yrs 2 mos 13 das

William Dempsey / 1860 - 1917

Dwyer: Lawrence T. / Born Jan. 13, 1844 / Died Jan. 16, 1897Melison R. / Born May 14, 1846 / Died Feb. 8, 1899L. P. / son of L. & M. Dwyer - Born Sept. 24, 1874 / Died July 28, 1893

aged 18 yrs, 10 mo, 4 ds

Farrell: Thomas Farrell / 1834 - 1880Mary Farrell / 1840 - 1915Annie T. / daut of Thomas & Mary Farrell / Died Oct. 22, 1889

aged 8 yrs, 10 mos, 4 dasElizabeth / Died March 26, 1894 / aged 22 yrs, 11 mos, 8 dasMollie E. / February 20, 1860 / Apr. 6, 1902

Fitzharris: James / 1825 -1905Catherine / 1832 - 1912John / 1862 - 19??Mary / 1862 - 1932Biddie /- 1866 - 1953

Johnson: Maggie / wife of Walter Johnson / 1880 - 1908

Hamilton: Bridget Hamilton / Born 1810 / Died Nov. 28, 1888

Lawler: Michael Lawler / Died Nov.3, 1899 / aged 81 yearsBridget / wife of M. Lawler / Died Jan. 24, 1899 / aged 68 yearsJohn W. / brother / 1864 - 1911

MacDonald: Mrs. Mary / wife of Patrick MacDonald / Died Apr. 10, 1879 / aged 76 years

Maloney: Bridget / Born Feb. 2, 1836 / Died Oct. 9, 1892Thomas H. / Born Jan. 13, 1861 / no date of deathSarah B. / wife of T. H. Maloney / Born Sept. 10, 1860 / no date of deathBettie / Born Aug. 18, 1880John C. / Born Apr. 15, 1883Nellie F. / Born Oct. 17, 1885Charlie H. / Born Apr. 30, 1885Clay E. / Born Dec. 16, 1888

Murphy: Mrs. Ann / wife of Patrick Murphy / Died Aug. 24, 1879 / aged 75

McCabe: Jane / wife of J. McCabe / Died Dec. 16, 1885 / aged 34 yearsJohn / 1809 - 1908Julia / 1825 - 1904

O'Dwyer: Thomas / Born May 14, 1813 / Died Jan. 17, 1882 / aged 68 yrs, 8 mos, 3 dasCatherine / wife of Thomas O'Dwyer / Died Jan. 13, 1879 / aged 70 years

McCormack: James McCormack / Mar.1, 1847 - Dec. 21, 1904 Catharine / May 1, 1847 - Dec. 21, 1904

McCormick: Patrick McCormick / Died Aug. 30, 1894 / aged 48 yrs Anna McCormick / Died Aug. 4, 1903

Footstones / Father / Mother

Ryan: Kate / wife of Thomas Ryan / 1869 - 1896Leslie / 1888 - 1905Laura / 1889 - 1915Mary / 1895 - 1896Joseph Ryan / 1864 - 1908His wife / Katherine / 1870 -1946Michael / Died Mar. 19, 1896 / aged 76 yearsMary / his wife / Died Mar. 17, 1920 / aged 78 yrsHarry B. / son of H. & Lizzie Ryan

Stapleton: In memory of / John Stapleton / Died Jan. 9, 1897 / aged 70 years, 6 mo, 6 dsMary / wife of J. Stapleton / Died Sept. 28, 1896 / aged 69 yearsJohn Stapleton / 1870 - 1912

Westfall: William / 1856 - 1915

Whitson: Joseph / son of B. Whitson / Born Mar. 14, 1888 / Died July 15, 1888

Allen / no other inscription

Comment:Call Jack Rouse of Walton, Ky. regarding this old graveyard.Charlene Farrell’s husband (513-891-6723) is a descendent of Farrells, Dwyers and Ryanslocated in this cemetery. As of Oct 2007, Mrs. Farrell is very interested in creating aperpetual care trust for this cemetery.

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Name: CARROLL FAMILY CEMETERYLocation: Near Gallatin & Boone County lines, where Big Bone Creek empties into the

Ohio River - Gallatin County

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Carroll: Selina G. / dau of John and Mary A. Carroll / Born Oct. 16, 1859 / Died Sept. 29, 1893

John Carroll / Born Oct. 9, 1812 / Died Feb 9, 1886Mary A. / wife of John Carroll / Born Aug. 15, 1826 / Died Apr. 5, 1883William H. Carroll / Oct. 29, 1856 / Aug. 2, 1929Dora A. Carroll / Mar. 24, 1861 (metal marker) / Died January 9, 1949

aged 88 yrs, 9 mos, 19 daysBarney L. / Kentucky /Wagoner 149 inf. - 38 div. / October 11, 1918Our darling Margaret / May 25, 1888 / May 25, 1888

Reece: Martha Louisa / Born July 11, 1855 / Died July 29, 1887J. R. Reece / Born June 3, 1849 / Died Aug. 6, 1926Elizabeth W. / wife of J. R. Reece / Born June 22, 1848 / Died June 30, 1905

Comments:

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Date: June 29, 1988

Name: CARTERLocation: Located on Frogtown Road on property formerly owned by Viola Doan in

1963. About one mile from U.S. 42 and approximately 1500 feet from the road following a drain

Property Owner: Recorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family cemeteries in Boone County, KY Vol I p 12 Florence KY 163

Inscriptions:

Carter: Landen W. / Died Jan. 20, 1838 / 29 ys. 11 mo 12 dsJohn W. / son of Jas. G. & Frances Carter / Died Aug. 25, 1837

aged 7 ys 4 mo 11 ds (stone broken)Both of above stones lying on the ground

Comments:

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Date: 1963 - Reaffirmed 1986

Name: CHAMBERSLocation: 6199 East Bend Road (Route 338) on right side of the road on outskirts of

Burlington, KY on Caldwell property. A rock fence surrounds graveyard.

Property Owner: John F. Caldwell - Burlington, KYRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, Kentucky Florence, KY 1963 pp 20-21

Inscriptions:

Chambers: Ann Eliza - Sacred to the memory of a kind and devoted wife and mother.Mrs. Ann Eliza Chambers who was Born May 8th, 1814 and Died

Jan. 19, 1842.Robert E. -To the memory of Robert E., son of Charles and Ann Chambers

who was Born March 16, 1832 and Died Sept. 1, 1833.Charles Chambers, Born June 12, 1802, Died Feb. 18, 1873.Robert S. - To the Memory of Robert S. Chambers who was the most

kind and faithful of sons and brothers. Born Jan. 7, 1795 and Died May 1, 1834.

Robert - To the memory of Robert Chambers who was Born Nov. 21, 1763 and Died Aug. 20, 1838.

Mary - To the memory of Mrs. Mary Chambers who was Born May 24, 1770, was one of the best of Mothers and Died March 23, 1828.

Riddell: Layfayette - Sacred to the memory of the Pious amiable and talented Lafayette Riddell. He was Born Nov. 22, 1824 and died of consumption on June 19, 1842. Loved, Honored and lamented by all who knew him.

Charles J. - Sacred to the memory of Charles J. Riddell who was Born May 17, 1822 and who Died July 8, 1840.

Ann - To the memory of Mrs. Ann Riddell, daughter of Robert and Mary Chambers who was Born Jan. 24th, 1800 and Died May 16th, 1828.

Bush: Mary J., Born Nov. 28, 1826, Died Sept. 27, 1844. Daughter of Lewis & Ann Riddell, wife John Smith Bush, Mother of Lewis Phillip Bush

Comments:Charles Chambers assisted in framing the 1850 Constitution of Kentucky, and was a member of the Kentucky Senate in Frankfort representing Boone County in 1859-63.

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Date: 1963 - Reaffirmed 1986

Name: CHAMBERSLocation: 6199 East Bend Road (Route 338) on right side of the road on outskirts of

Burlington, KY on Caldwell property. A rock fence surrounds graveyard.

Property Owner: John F. Caldwell - Burlington, KYRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, Kentucky Florence, KY 1963 pp 20-21

Inscriptions:

Chambers: Ann Eliza - Sacred to the memory of a kind and devoted wife and mother.Mrs. Ann Eliza Chambers who was Born May 8th, 1814 and Died

Jan. 19, 1842.Robert E. -To the memory of Robert E., son of Charles and Ann Chambers

who was Born March 16, 1832 and Died Sept. 1, 1833.Charles Chambers, Born June 12, 1802, Died Feb. 18, 1873.Robert S. - To the Memory of Robert S. Chambers who was the most

kind and faithful of sons and brothers. Born Jan. 7, 1795 and Died May 1, 1834.

Robert - To the memory of Robert Chambers who was Born Nov. 21, 1763 and Died Aug. 20, 1838.

Mary - To the memory of Mrs. Mary Chambers who was Born May 24, 1770, was one of the best of Mothers and Died March 23, 1828.

Riddell: Layfayette - Sacred to the memory of the Pious amiable and talented Lafayette Riddell. He was Born Nov. 22, 1824 and died of consumption on June 19, 1842. Loved, Honored and lamented by all who knew him.

Charles J. - Sacred to the memory of Charles J. Riddell who was Born May 17, 1822 and who Died July 8, 1840.

Ann - To the memory of Mrs. Ann Riddell, daughter of Robert and Mary Chambers who was Born Jan. 24th, 1800 and Died May 16th, 1828.

Bush: Mary J., Born Nov. 28, 1826, Died Sept. 27, 1844. Daughter of Lewis & Ann Riddell, wife John Smith Bush, Mother of Lewis Phillip Bush

Comments:Charles Chambers assisted in framing the 1850 Constitution of Kentucky, and was a member of the Kentucky Senate in Frankfort representing Boone County in 1859-63.

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Date: December 11, 1990

Name: CHAMBERS-SCOTTLocation: Behind property of Ray Hughes, 5070 Petersburg Rd. However, it is on

adjoining farm, which entrance is next to Hughes. Chas. Trenkamp residesin Kenton Co. 581-4344

Property Owner: Charles TrenkampRecorder: Wm. ConradSource: Family Contact - Buddy Grubbs 485-7537

Inscriptions:

CHAMBERS Pamelia / wife of W.T. Snyder / and daughter of Alfred & Amanda Chambers/Died Dec. 21, 1852 / aged 27 yrs 7 d's.

Alfred E. Chambers / Born Oct. 16, 1809 / Died Dec. 1, 1867 / Soldier of Christ.

Pamelia Sandford / wife of Lawrence Sandford / Died Feb. 27, 1882 /aged 42 yrs 6 mo & 8 days.

Amanda / wife of Alfred E. Chambers / Died Nov. 16, 1873 / aged 59 yrs 6 mos & 8 ds

Templeton Sandford / who died 1838Levi P. Scott / Born Apr. 5, 1832 / Died Feb. 13, 1881Mary C. Scott / Born Aug. 16, 1841 / Died July 22, 1897Alfred S. Watts died in the 25 year of his age, Sept 26, 1850.

Comment:The original owners of the property where this cemetery is located were, from all indications,well-to-do people. Large obelisks and other markers, which have been practically destroyed by vandals. A double thick rock wall surrounds the graveyard. It was onceprovided with an iron gate with the name CHAMBERS on it. The 1883 Atlas names it as the Mary Scott Cemetery. She was Mary Chambers who married Levi P. Scott. TheHughes residence once sat near this cemetery, but was moved to the present locations. Some say it was "brick by brick; plank by plank". This was probably done in the early 1900's.

Page 2 of 2A partial list as stones are strewn and overgrown with bushes.

In memory of Mary, 15 Oct. 1834 117 daysIn memory of Marietta, 9 May 1838, 6 mo 4 days

(Daughters of Templeman and Catherine Sandford)

Eliza Sandford Watts, Died Aug. 9, 1830, 20 yr. 9 mo. 18 daysAlfred S. Watts, Died Sept. 26, 1850, 25 yrs.

Lawrence Sandford, Died Aug. 12, 1827, 46 yrs 5 mo. 10 days

Templeton Sandford, Died May 19, 1838, 27 yrs.

Elvira, infant dau. Of W.T. & I.S. Guy, Born Aug. 11, 1887, Died May 2, 1888

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Date: July 17, 1988

Name: SIMEON CHRISTYLocation: Formerly on property of Ben Otten and next to Northern Kentucky/Greater

Cincinnati Airport. May be on private property, soon to be developed. Not located - 02-2000 - Stones reportedly placed next to the Popham Cemetery on Airport Property. Moved to Brown.SEE FILE

Property Owner: Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati International AirportRecorder: William & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY. Florence, KY 1963, p 24

Info. Source: Michael Rouse 371-8242Inscriptions:Christy: Simeon / Born May 19, 1794 / Died April 21, 1868 /

aged 68 yrs 11 mo & 2 daysOlevia / wife of S. Christy / Died Jan. 24, 1878 /

aged 75 yrs, 2 mo & 17 ds

Surrounded by wrought iron fence. Marble stone, tall monument with double Limestone base.

COMMENT:Simeon Christy is listed in Capt. Urial Sebree's Company of 1812 as a drummer. See"Remember the Raisin" by Glenn Clift.

1850 Federal Census of Boone County lists in District #2:Dwelling 844; Simeon Christy a farmer with $9400 real estate and born in KY.

age 55Olivia Christy, age 47, born in Virginia

1860 Federal census;Dwelling 216; Simeon Christy 66, farmer born in Ky.

Olivia Christy 57, born in VirginiaReal property value, $12,000; Personal property, $8,000

1870 Federal census, Florence District lists:Dwelling #9; Olenie Christy 68, Keeping House - Born VA- Real estate $9350

Personal property; $950 Michael Utz, 23; and Hettie Utz 90, both black

Olevia was a daughter of Abram Souther. See page 19 of Marietta Gaines' Memorandum Book.

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Date: June 29, 1988

Name: CLARKSONLocation: In 1963 was located on Mary Finnell's place on a lane north of Frogtown Road

Now on lot #272 Cedarwood Drive - Hempstead Subdivision.SEE FILE

Property Owner: Drees - Hempsteade SubdivisionRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY Vol I p 12 Florence, KY 1963

Inscriptions:

Clarkson: Manoah R. Clarkson / Born Apr. 29,1810 / Died Oct. 13, 1846 (stone leaning against a tree)

Grave located at the rear of Hempsteade Subdivision, gravestone set in permanent place in 1998, area fenced. No archaeological survey completed. Grave disturbed by waterline construction - burial was in cast iron coffin.

Comment:Grave disturbed 2/4/93 during water line work. Tombstone broken, dates are legible.Death date is 1846. Casket is cast iron, intact. Water line altered slightly. Burial will remainin place.

See file for 1996 update

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Date: July 6, 1988

Name: CLEEKLocation: In 1963 located on place of Mr. Alfred Mann on Frogtown Road, 1/2 mile from

U. S. 42

Property Owner: -Recorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY Vol I, p 13 Florence, KY 1963

Inscriptions:

Cleek: Benjamin W. / Died Nov. 20, 1864 / aged 36 yrs 7 mo & 23 dJohn Dudley / son of J. J. & Martha Cleek / Died July 7, 1848

aged 15 yrs, 11 mo & 9 dEsau / Died November 18, 1859 - aged 24 yrs, 4 mo & 17 ds

COMMENT:Federal Census of 1850 lists the above with the exception of John Dudley residing in Dwelling 478 of District #2. Therefore, this cemetery would be the John J. Cleekfamily cemetery.

Dwg 478 John J. / 49 / farmer / born in Kentucky / value of real estate $12,000Martha 45 housewifeBenjamin W. 22 farmerLouisa J. 20John J. Jr. 2These four had attended school in the past year;Esau 15, Frances A. 12, Martha 9, & Thomas J. 5.

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Date: May 22, 1991

Name: CLORE, CHURCHILLLocation: On property of Russ Biddle, 6785 East Bend Road. Reached by a dirt road

behind the Biddle home and west of a small pond. Several old trees markthe graveyard

Property Owner: Russ Biddle 586-5810Recorder: Susan CabotSource:

Inscriptions:

Clore: Churchill / Born June 2, 1844 / Died June 2, 1883 ( A verse is also on the stone)

Mary Clore / wife of J. Kennedy / Born 1844 / Died 1866Frances / dau of Churchhill & Julia Clore / Born Oct. 2, 1840 / Died Sept. 17,1896.Mrs. Julia / Wife of Churchill Clore / Died Apr. 3 or 8, 1---.Julia / (Fragment of a stone out in field - possibly a child’s stone.)

Dickinson: Sacred to the memory of Wm. Dickinson / a native of Virginia who died Sept. 5th 1832 in the 40th year of his age

( This is a slate monument and it is in very good condition. )

Murdock: Sacred to the memory of William Murdock / Native of Va. / who died Oct. 27, 1835 / in the 68 year of his age / verseth

COMMENT:

According to Census records, Mary was the daughter of Churchill Clore

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Date: May 22, 1991

Name: CLORE, CHURCHILLLocation: On property of Sherry Barnett, 6785 East Bend Road. Reached by a dirt road

behind the Biddle home and west of a small pond. Several old trees markthe graveyard

Property Owner: Sherry “Dottie” Barnett, 586-9598Recorder: Susan CabotSource:

Inscriptions:

Clore: Churchill / Born June 2, 1844 / Died June 2, 1883 ( A verse is also on the stone)

Mary Clore / wife of J. Kennedy / Born 1844 / Died 1866Frances / dau of Churchhill & Julia Clore / Born Oct. 2, 1840 / Died Sept. 17,1896.Mrs. Julia / Wife of Churchill Clore / Died Apr. 3 or 8, 1---.Julia / (Fragment of a stone out in field - possibly a child’s stone.)

Dickinson: Sacred to the memory of Wm. Dickinson / a native of Virginia who died Sept. 5th 1832 in the 40th year of his age

( This is a slate monument and it is in very good condition. )

Murdock: Sacred to the memory of William Murdock / Native of Va. / who died Oct. 27, 1835 / in the 68 year of his age / verseth

COMMENT:

According to Census records, Mary was the daughter of Churchill Clore. Thiscemetery was mapped and recorded by archaeologist Jeannine Kreinbrink in 2000.

6/29/07: Clore descendent Muriel Boh (689-7918) contacted Review Board staff tosay that the cemetery is much larger than it appears today and that someone hadremoved a number of grave markers and an iron fence that surrounded the cemetery.She apparently observed this during a visit in 2006.

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Date: November 27, 1988

Name: CLORE - CONNERLocation: In Carpenter Run subdivision off Beemon Lane. On lot l24/125 or 1338

Ashford Drive. Approximately 40-50 feet from street on a knollSEE FILE

Property Owner: Carpenter Run SubdivisionRecorder: Patty HaydenSource: Planning Commission

Inscriptions:

Clore: Virginia / wife of William Clore / Born June 2, 1828 / Died Mar. 26, 1855

Conner: Charlie / son of J. L. & S. E. Conner / Died Dec. 1, 1871 / aged 1 day

Holsclaw: Frances / Born June 24, 1805 / Died Dec. 18, 1879

Foot stones: M. G. / F. H. / J. M./ J.H.

Comment:The following is found in the 1870 Federal census of Boone County, Kentucky.Florence Precinct - Dwelling #90

John J. Conner - 22, farmerSarah E. Conner 21, keeping house

There is a notation that they were married in February, 1869. Living in their dwelling was Frances Holsclaw, age 66. All had been born in Kentucky.

The letters on the foot stones indicate there are other graves in this site.

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Date: July 20, 1988

Name: CLORE - WEAVERLocation: Approximately 1-1/2 miles from Burlington Pike on Camp Ernst Road. On the

1883 Atlas, the property belonged to Y. Clore. On Camp Ernst property to the north of the main entrance.

Property Owner: YMCARecorder: Boone Chapter DARSource: Kentucky Cemetery Records, Vol I,

Kentucky Society DAR 1960, Ephraim Clore Cem.

Inscriptions:

Clore: Ephraim / Died July 2, 1849 / aged 70 yrs, 8 mos, 12 daysAmy / wife of Ephraim Clore / Died Mar.10, 1850 / aged 69 yrsYancey / Born Oct. 22, 1816 / Died Sept. 20, 1898Jemima / Born Aug. 12, 1829 / Died Sept. 17, 1901

Tanner: Llewellyn Tanner / Died Mar.13, 1876 / aged 62 yr, 2 daysEliza, wife of L. Tanner / Born June 16, 1816 / Died October 27, 1876

Weaver: G. W. Weaver / Born Dec. 11, 1802 / Died Dec. 22, 1885 / aged 83 yrsWife, Lucy / Died Dec. 25, 1876 / aged 72 yr, 6 mo, 18 daysWilliam J. Weaver / Died May 10, 1871 / aged 36 yr, 5 mo, 21 daJoseph F. Weaver / Born Feb.10, 1838 / Died Apr. 18, 1898Missouri J. / wife of J. F. Weaver / Born Sept. 24, 1840 / Died Mar. 22, 1898(Moved, but on site)

Comments:The 1870 Federal Census for Boone County, Ky. Burlington District; Dwelling 195 lists:

Yancey Clore 53, farmer born in VirginiaJemima Clore 40, keeping house and also born in Virginia. There were also fourothers, probably children.

Other stone reads - Nov. 12, 1838 (name unknown, does not match above)Several other fieldstones in the area.

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Date: November 25, 1987

Name: CONLEY - HUDSONLocation: On farm of William & Theora Locke - 12920 U.S. 42 On a lane opposite Cleek

Lane. Exact location of grave sites unknown as stones had been moved prior to Locke's ownership of the farm.

Property Owner: Wm. & Theora LockeRecorder: By Fitzgeralds in 1962 when farm was owned by Lon WilsonSource: Recorded in Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY by Wm. & Ann

Fitzgerald, Florence, KY 1953 p 6

Inscriptions:

Hudson: Rachel / wife of James Hudson / Died Feb. 6, 1827 / aged 70 yrs

Conley: Charles C. / son of Thomas & Mary Conley / Died May 5, 1843 / Aged40 yrs 1 mo & 21 days

Thomas / born in Augusta Co. Ill.(Illinois) / Apr. 27, 1763 / emigrated to Boone (sic) Co. Ky/ May 5, 1803 / Died Mar. 30, 1835

Comments:At one time the stones were standing against a walnut tree near a field. The Lockes have since placed the stones in a more secure location for protection.

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Date: 2000

Name: CONRADLocation: Off the end of Zig Zag Road

Property Owner: Kenton County Airport BoardRecorder:Source: Informants - Katherine & Michael Rouse - 371-6421

Inscriptions: Unknown

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Date: January 19, 1988

Name: CONSTANCE CEMETERY

Location: On Ky 8 on south side, opposite the Ohio River, in the village of Constance. A marker indicates this cemetery was dedicated Sept 1, 1897 A.D. There is a vault of stone for pre-burial purposes

Property Owner: Public - a deed has been registered in deed bookRecorder: William and Ann FitzgeraldSource: Published in Family Cemeteries in Boone Co, KY Vol I

Florence, KY 1963 pages 16-19

Inscriptions:

Anderson: William E. / Born July 26, 1851 - Died Nov. 19, 1935Elizabeth / wife of W. E. Anderson / Born Mar. 12, 1855 / Died Feb. 6, 1903George W. / 1889 - 1932George W. / Died Dec. 17, 1887 - aged 35 yr 2 mo & 9 dsMary / mother / 1890-1940W. W. / Co. A, 55 Ky. Inf.

Armstrong: Sylvester / 1843 - 1923Sena / 1849 - 1924

Baker: George F. / Father / 1868 - 1953Lula A. / Mother / 1875 - 1940Jesse J. / son / 1897 - 1899George B. / son / 1903 - 1903

Bell: Jack S. / Father / 1879 - 1950Winnie / Mother / 1881 - 1953

Berry: Dulcina / 1841 - 1920 Our Mother

Bills: Sergt. John Jr. Co. C. 23 Ky Inf

Bolington: Samuel D./ husband of Julia A. Bolington / Born Aug. 10 1834 / Father /aged 19 yrs 6 mos.

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Julia A. / wife of Samuel Bolington - Born June 30, 1830 / Mother/ Died July 15, 1918 - aged 82 yrs, 15 da

Mary / Born Aug. 30, 1864 - Died June 26, 1924

Bowman: Sarah / Born Feb. 1, 1890 - Died Feb. 9, 1925

Burt: George W. / Co. F 45 Ky Mounted Inf.John R. / Co. F 45 Ky. Mounted Inf. (Civil War no doubt)L. (nothing else)

Demmons: Ira J. / May 10, 1876 / Sept. 13, 1912Laura L. / July 4, 1876 / March 26 , 1950

Dear: Catherine (nothing else)

England: Sadie / 1879 - 1912 / Mother

Fischer: Edwin (nothing else)

Furst: Laura ( nothing else)

Fox: Sarah G. Winters nee Fox / 1853 - 1878 - wife of Erastus

Fox: Henry Clay / 1837 - 1937Anna Liza / 1849 - 1924Wm. Walter / son of L. T. & A. Fox / Born Mar. 10, 1870 / Died Oct. 13, 1870

Goins: Della / Mother / 1875 - 1942

Grimsley: Wivel / 1848 - 1921Marie/ 1848 - 1919 / his wife

Gohrloin F. (nothing else)

Herbstreit: One central stone in lotB. F. 1850 - 1944D. F. Jr. 1873 - 1944Mary / Mother 1858 - 1937Raymond / son 1891 - 1934 (probably Herbstreit as on lot)Izola / Mother 1872 - 1906William / Father 1870 - 1949

Hammersmith: Dortha / Mother 1858 - 1918

Hempfling: Walter L. 1893 - 1918John P. Jr. 1851 - 1930Nellie E. 1885 - 1945Anne E. 1824 - 1893John P. 1820 - 1898

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Adam / Father 1860 - 1913

Emma / Mother 1864 - 1945

Huff: William/ B 1848/9?/Died c. 1918 in the flu epidemicIva Fox / Died about 1946-7 / wife of WilliamBetty/ B May 30, 1925 / D May 15, 1926 / granddaughter of William & Iva Clarence / B May 20, 1903 / Died c. 1918 in the flu epidemic/ son of WilliamBennie / B Feb. 7, 1894/ Died c. 1918 in the flu epidemic / son of William(These graves have no tombstones, the family plot is indicated by four corner markers, to the left side of the cemetery, just below the stone building. Information is from the descendants (Patti Purnell’s family).

Jones: Laura B. / Mother 1863 - 1937George L.1897 - 1901

Linkendorfer: Emma Aug. 26, 1868 / Died Aug. 23, 1893

Lindley: Susan Viola 1878 - 1913

Leasure: Mary E.1866 - 1921

McArthur: Rosie Died Mar. 6, 1905

Moll: Sarah E.1850 - 1956

Marrett: A. A. MD 1848 - 1922 (the village doctor)

Martin: Samuel C. / Born Aug. 19, 1860 / Died Oct. 14, 1936

Muenchenback: Hannan / 1900 - 1952

Prabel: Charles C. 1897- 1950Albert 1890 - 1892Mollie 1873 - 1915Fred / Father 1863 - 1958Fred / Born Apr. 1825 / Died Mar. 1914Minnie / Born Oct. 23, 1827 / Died Nov. 11, 1896

Ratliff: Henry P. / Born Oct. 4,_?__ / Died April 22, 1915

Reeves: Terrell / 1854 - 1933Mary C. / 1855 / 1922David G. / 1844 - 1919 / FatherMary E. / 1850 - 1912

Roberts: Sherman E. / Born Dec. 12, 1878 - Died Apr. 20, 1891

Ruhl: George L. / 1891 - 1926

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Stockwell: Willie F. / 1891 - 1908

Stiel: Leopold / 1831 - 1900Mary A. / 1821 - 1900

Tomlinson: Martha A. / 1860 - 1940 / Mother

Tunning: Ella / Born Jan. 20, 1893 / Died Dec. 12, 1918

Wimmer: William / 1824 - 1904 / FatherMarie / stone buried / Mother

Winters (see Fox)

Wernz: John / Geb in Handschucksheim Reiheidelburg/Baden 11 / Apr 1821 Gest. 19, Dec. 1894 - Im Alter von 73. Jah. & 8 mo.

Zimmer: Carl / Oct. 10, 1936

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Date: January 8, 1988

Name: JOHN HAWKINS CRAIGLocation: 5311 Beaver Road (KY 338) approximately one mile from and on the east side

of the mouth of Gunpowder Creek

Property Owner: George Boh/ Dickie Boh - Walton, KYRecorder: Dr. Carl Bogardus on 4/3/1986 - other copiers were Sue M. Bogardus and

Kathry Salyers. The Bogarduses are from Warsaw and Ms. Salyers is fromCarrollton, KY

Source:

Inscriptions:

Craig: John H. / son of John Craig & Sally (Sallie) Page / " A Soldier of the Revolution1778" he was born March 14, 1763 Spots. Co., VA. / died 4/8/1852 /age 89 y - 24 d ( Also marked with a SAR Marker, 1990)

Sally (Sallie) / wife of John H. Craig / Sallie (Snelling) born 1767 died 11/30/1859 / age 92 yrs (This stone had been removed butreturned later)

Franklin / 7/3/1871 / age 68John P. / 10/2/1868 / age 52

Comments:

These last two were not sons of John H. and Sally S. Craig - could have been grandchildren

The above cemetery is vaguely indicated on Lake's 1883 map, and the Ky. Highway map

Burlington was first laid out, the area was known as Craig's Camp. It could have been named after the above man or his father but was likely this gentleman who owned the landwith Robert Johnson .

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Date:

Name: CRAIG, JIMERSONLocation: Located on a Prehistoric Indian Mound on the Boh Farm, 5141 Beaver Road,

next to Ogden Farm. West of Gunpowder Creek on SR 338, 1st left (Ogden’sdriveway), cemetery immediately to the right beyond the fence (Boh farm). Topo. Extensive damage from groundhogs. More buried stones likely.

Property Owner: George & Dickie BohRecorder: Copied by Stephen W. Worrel, September, 1995.Source:

Inscriptions:

CRAIG Jimerson Craig, Died Jan. 29, 1870, Aged 24 years, 2 months. Sally S. Craig, Born Nov. 30, 1836, Died Jan. 16, 1913.

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Date: November 27, 1990 RELOCATED

Name: CRAVENLocation: On rear portion of E. Boh farm, which fronted on Hebron-Limaburg Road.

Old graveyard moved when KY 237 built through land. Cemetery abandoned and moved by Bullock Funeral Home, Hebron. Remains probably moved to Hebron Lutheran Cemetery. Relatives indicate nothing was found.

Property Owner: Former E. Boh farm - on Hebron-Limaburg RdRecorder: Wm. Conrad (1964)Source:

Inscriptions:

Craven: Benjamin / Died June 20, 1883 / aged 81 or 91 yr. & 4 mo(1870 census reports he was 78 in 1870)

Cynthia / wife of Benjamin Craven / Born Feb. 13, 1798 / Died Apr. 21, 1820Jeremiah H. / Born Dec. 5, 1832 / Died Sept. 1, 1854Elizabeth or Emmett Aylor / Born and Died Aug. 10, 1860

State archives - Vital Statistics Boone County / 1852-1859 lists;

Jeremiah - aged 22 / d Sept. 1, 1854; single; farmer; parents;Ben and Cynthia Craven; birthplace Boone County.

Comments;Neighbors told the researcher of a log house that once stood near the old graveyard. The 1883 Atlas map of Burlington Precinct verifies the B. Craven residence at about 1 o'clock.Cemetery not indicated (see page 9, Boone-Kenton-Campbell Co. Atlas)

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Date: July 25, 1988

Name: CRISLERLocation: Approximately 5 miles from Ky 18 on Camp Ernst Road. See 1883 Lake's Atlas

page 9. Just below oxbow loop of Gunpowder - F.H. Crisler place. Opposite8110 Camp Ernst Road.

Property Owner: Peddicord, Darlene and Ken8037 Camp Ernst Road384-4648

Recorder: Boone County Chapter DARSource: Kentucky Cemetery Records Vol I

Kentucky Society DAR 1960 p 38

Inscriptions:

Bachelor: Fannie W. / wife of J. Bachelor / Born Dec. 30, 1860 / Died May 25, 1879

Barker: Pauma Jane / wife of Andrew Barker / Died May 6, 1851 / aged 24 yrs, 6 mos

Cox: William J. Cox / Died May 10, 1861 / aged 22 yrs., 1 mo., 25 days

Crisler: Elizabeth / wife of Fielding Crisler / Died June 20, 1863 / aged 33 yr, 3 mo, 20 d

George W. / son of F. & E. Crisler / Died Mar. 7, 1853 / aged 2 mo, 7 daMinnie B./ dau of O & A. E. Crisler / Born Dec. 5, 1870 / Died Mar. 28, 1871

Piles: Daniel / Died Feb. 16, 1850 / aged 32 yrs

Comment:In the 1870 Federal Census, Burlington Precinct, there were three Batchelors; John 17, a farm laborer with Cyrus Crisler, DWG 111; Jesse 11, with Henry Rouse, DWG 99; andAnnie 9, a domestic servant with T. J. Utz, DWG 5.

In 1850 Census, Dist 2, DWG 248 was a Andrew Barker, 24 a blacksmith and P S Female 21

All of the above were either relatives of the Crislers or neighbors.

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Date: May 8, 1990, reconfirmed August 1993

Name: CRISLER, A. S.Location: Located on a lot on Harvestdale Lane between 7540 and 7548 Harvestdale

in the Carters Mill subdivision off Pleasant Valley Road

Property Owner: Rhein Developers - Cincinnati, formerly Fedders FarmRecorder: Jack RouseSource: Kentucky Cemetery Records Vol II, Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter DAR

Fort Thomas, KY 1970 p 34Inscriptions:

Crisler: A. S. Crisler / Born Dec. 21, 1818 / Died Apr. 7, 1904Amanda Crisler / Born Apr. 14, 1818 / Died Nov. 18, 1897

One lone granite stone with many fieldstone marked graves.

Comment:The above stone is near the Gunpowder Church, which on the 1883 map was on property, or near property, of the above man. (the church has its own deed registered in Courthousedeed book) according to 1880 Census, the above were Mr. and Mrs. Abram Crisler, both,as well as parents, born in Virginia. Living with them were daughters Lucy Ann 29, and Missouri 19; both born in Kentucky. Next door was son John 38, and wife Mary E. 35. Their children were Emma 10, Elisabeth 7, and Mary 2. All born in Kentucky. The Crislerswere also from Madison County VA and part of Germanna settlement in early 1700's.

The land was once owned by Leonard Crisler in 1825, when he sold land for the old church on June 18th. At the time, a John Crisler was a trustee of the Gunpowder BaptistChurch . Researched by Wm. Conrad

NOTE: In 1999, there was a proposal to relocate this cemetery because of the Carter’s Mill Subdivision being developed there. However, after some of the descendants of the Crislers came forward with objections, Rhein Interests withdrew their relocation proposal (see FiscalCourt minutes October 26, 1999). The cemetery was incorporated into the subdivision. Descendants - Bill Long (works for Parks) - H-586-5441; Norma Long - H- 689-7303Eleanor Damron called 11/1/02 (Crisler is her husband’s family) 371-0319 and again on02/08/05. She was given driving directions to the cemetery in February 2005.

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Date: Nov. 13, 1996

Name: CRISLER-BARKERLocation:

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

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Date: Sept. 4, 1990

Name: CRISLER- Milliken Place Subdivision - Bullittsville RoadLocation: Near undeveloped portion of subdivision, on left side. Approx. 75 ft. from street

Property Owner: Miller & Akin DevelopersRecorder: Wm. Conrad & Susan Cabot on Aug. 28, 1990Source:

Inscriptions:Very difficult to read because of poor light, but the name Jonas Crisler 72 years could beread as well as a stone in the ground with a name ending in “th.”- “10 yrs, 6 mos, 15 days”- Elizabeth, wife of Jonas Crisler, died September 20, 1880

Comments:According to the 1883 Atlas of Boone-Kenton-Campbell Counties, the land upon which the development is being pursued was lived on by a Wm. P. Crisler, O.W. Gaines, and possiblyMrs. Kate Gaines and others.

On page 9, Bullittsville Precinct, at extreme bottom of map in center, can be seen the residence-setting of Wm. P. Crisler. The entrance to his farm being a lane from an old road that followed the meanderings of Woolper Creek from the Mitchellsville/Dry Creek Turnpiketo the Petersburg/Burlington Turnpike. The residence of Mrs. Kate Gaines lies just to the right of the Crisler place, but it is on the road leading from Bullittsville to Burlington. Justnorth of her home was the Mount Pleasant School and Mount Pleasant PredestinarianBaptist Church. Both disappeared in the 1920s, but the entrance to this developmentis quite near where they once stood.

In the 1850 Federal Census, DWG 884, is recorded Jonas Crisler, 65, a farmer. Born in Virginia; value of real estate $6,500. Also Elizabeth, probably his wife, 62, and Thomas P., 25, a farmer. Both born in Virginia. Residing with them, probably children, Julian F., 18,and Virginia, 16. Also, John H., 7, and Virginia F. Smith, 5, probably grandchildren.

In Boone County Vital Statistics 1852-1859 we find: Jonas Crisler - aged 72; died Sept. 2, 1858; farmer; parents George and Ann Crisler; birthplace Virginia.

As title searches on real estate in Boone County only go back 35 years, it is possible this cemetery was registered in a deed or will.

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Date: January 14, 1988 (updated Nov. 21, 2007)

Name: DELPHLocation: Located in side yard along south fence line of 7759 Pleasant Valley Road.

Current owner (since 1959) notes that cemetery extends at least 10 feetacross fenceline into adjacent subdivision.

Property Owner: Roy & Carol Martin - 7759 Pleasant Valley Road, 371-9131Recorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY Florence, KY 1963 p 6

by the Fitzgeralds

Inscriptions:

Delph: *Martha L. A. / Daughter of J. & Louisa Delph / Died June 25, 1874Aged 3 yrs, 3 mos, 24 da

*Joel / Died Feb. 20, 1874 / aged 76 yrs & 2 moLucy / wife of Joel Delph / Died Sept. 13, 1876 / aged 72 yrs, 9 mo, 12 d*Louisa / wife of Jonas Delph / Died Mar. 13, 1871 /

Aged 36 yrs, 7 mos & 13 daInfant son of J. & L. Delph / Born and Died Dec. 22, 1855

(whose funeral was preached by Elder W. Wright, From Romans 8, Verse 18.)

*W. C. / Born Sept. 30, 1824 / Deceased May 1, 1851

There are several graves marked with large field stones

Borders: Frank /March 8, 1910 /Aged ? yrs 8 mo 2 day (Small Taliaferro Funeral Home Marker of plastic and metal)

Another unmarked grave nearby (believed to be Frank Borders’ wife)

Rouse: Matilda / wife of J. A. Rouse / Died Aug. 13, 1879 / aged 59 years

Comments:This cemetery is indicated in the D. J. Lake Atlas of Boone County in 1883. Road once connected with Long Branch Road and known as Gaines Old Stand to Burlington Road.Although only a few inscribed markers are known, this is a large cemetery (approx 0.3 acre)with perhaps several dozen interments. Mr. Martin notes that grave markers have been stolen over the years and one (a base marked H. Hopper base) was even brought in.* Only inscribed markers noted in Nov, 2007.

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Date: July 7, 1988

Name: DEPEWLocation: Near a branch of Sand Run Creek, on a portion of Williams Road that was

closed in the 1940's. Marked on the USGS Topo Map.

Property Owner: Arlinghaus BuildersRecorder: Terry Lanham, Dan Moore claims to know location 689-4065Source: Kentucky Ancestors, Vol. 2, #1, July 1975, p.38.

Inscriptions:

Depew: Col. Abraham Depew / Born in VA, July 16, 1773, Died in Boone County, KyJuly 31, 1820

Comment:This site is quite near the ancient town of Bullittsburg, and the old road which was laid out from Bullittsburg to the Big Bone Licks when this was Campbell County, Kentucky, was the portion of Williams Road that was closed in the 1940's.

The late James Wainscott once lived in the vicinity and often looked after the gravesite. Heindicated there were other graves around the Abraham Depew grave, and that, according to a legend, Col. Depew was an avid follower of fox chasing. The graves were of his deadfox hounds.

Another report was that they were the graves of people who once lived near the site. Col. Depew's stone was vandalized several years ago.

He, as well as his wife, was a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church. He operateda grist mill near the site, and was a Justice on the Boone County Court from November 2, 1808 until his decease. He was no doubt a member of the militia and served in theWar of 1812.

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Date:

Name: DINSMORELocation: 5656 Burlington Pike

Property Owner: Dinsmore Homestead Foundation - 586-6117Recorder: William ConradSource:

Inscriptions:

Ferguson : Robert H. Munro / Born June 8, 1868 / Died October 3, 1922On reverse side of above stone

Robert Munroe Ferguson / Born March 13, 1908 / Died April 1, 1984

Selmes: Tilden Russell / Born November 10, 1853 / Died August 1, 1895

Hutcheson: Frank Warner M. / Born March 6, 1864 / Died November 12, 1936

Goodrich: Catherine / 1831 - 1848

Dinsmore: Julia (Stockton) / Born March 6, 1833 / Died April 19, 1926Isabella R. / wife of Charles E. Flandrau / Born April 11, 1830 /

Died June 30, 1867Martha Macome / wife of James Dinsmore / Born Sept. 9, 1796

Died Aug. 17, 1859Susan Bell / dau of James & Martha M. Dinsmore / Born Sept. 10, 1835

Died July 19, 1851James / Born Aug. 24, 1790 / Died Dec. 21, 1872Mary Gordon Dinsmore / Born June 14, 1777, Died Nov. 10, 1854Sacred to the Memory of Silas Dinsmore / who died June 7th 1847 /

in the 81st year of his age /

Julia Farley Loving / Mammy / October 10, 1857 - October 3, 1950

Ashes of _________? Unmarked by her request 1945 Martha Brested (Furguson)?

Mary / (nothing else on stone) dau. Of Th. & Eugenia Dinsmore 1851.

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Isabella Ramsey Dinsmore Selmes King / Born Mar. 22, 1886 / Died Dec. 18, 1953

Father & son / Unmarked Greenway

Comments:Aunt Nancy, the black servant of Julia S. Dinsmore lies in a yet unmarked grave.

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Date: August 23, 1990

Name: DIXONLocation: Approximately 75 feet from Dixie Highway and 50-60 feet east of

driveway to Owens Illinois plant. 8283 Dixie Hwy.

Property Owner: Owens IllinoisRecorder: Wm. Conrad & Harry Tanner in 1969Source:

Inscriptions:

Dixon: Andrew P. / son of O. & E. Dixon / Born Jan. 1, 1846 / Died Jul. 22, 1851William / son of Henry & Jan B. Dixon / Died Sep. 30, 1821 / aged about 10 yrs,*Charles / son of Samuel & Nancy_______/ Died____ 10, 183__/

about 18 yearsMary / Daughter of Henry & Jane B. Dixon /Died October 28, 1822 /

aged about 10 monLaura B. / daughter of Ormsberry & Elizabeth Dixon / Born Nov. 1, 1850

Died Nov. 21, 1855

Mary Jane / wife of W. L. Byland / Died Apr. 1862 / aged 25 yrs, 1 mo, 11 d.(Daughter of Ormsberry & Elizabeth Dixon; see 1850 census)

Foot stones; W. D.; M. D.; L.B.D.; J.B.D; H.D.; J.D.; *C.W.:

Comment:

This cemetery was desecrated when plant was built. However, when grading, themachinery may not have gone deep enough to have disturbed the remains.

It appears that this graveyard was used over a period of years; from about 1821 to1862. Public or church cemeteries were begun about 1862, so this cemetery was probably abandoned for entombment in that time frame.

Research by William Conrad

No stones visible. Now a contoured field - grassy area between the two driveways of Owen-Illinois if east of first driveway. If east of second driveway, then totally gone- no evidence ofstones or preserved location.

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Date: 05-08-00

Name: DudgeonLocation:

Property Owner: Kentucky State Parks - Big Bone Lick State Park or KDOTRecorder: Susan CabotSource: Descendent - Kathleen Wiley - 485-6165

Knowledgeable Neighbor - Joe Hamilton - 485-4918

Inscriptions: This is a fieldstone marked cemetery that apparently represents members of

the above family who died in a cholera epidemic. According to Mrs. Wiley and local history,the cemetery was moved in 1941 when Beaver Road was reconstructed. Several graveswere also relocated to a different part of the cemetery in c. 1980 and c. 1995 because ofroad construction. This area needs to be watched closely to make sure that these already greatly disturbed burials are finally left in peace.

James Dudgeon who died in 1824 may have been buried here as well as Betsy Noell Dudgeon, who apparently died during the cholera epidemic of 1849. There are certainly others as well.

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Date:

Name: DUNCANLocation: 5000 Idlewild Road - Cemetery is in the front left area of the house, beside

the driveway.

Property Owner: Mrs. John McEvoyRecorder: Anne Fitzgerald and Gladys Anderson in 1960Source:

Inscriptions:

DUNCAN John Duncan, Son of Colin and Catherine Duncan, Died Jan. 3, 1866, Aged68 years, 11 months and 29 days.

Sacred to the memory of Lurena A. and Louisa M., twin daughters of Johnand Emily Duncan, who departed this life Sept. 30, 1844, in the sixth year of age, Nov 25, 1845 in the seventh year of her age.

William Colin [ broken stone], son of John and Emily Duncan, Died Feb 6, 1862aged 30 years, 6 months, 22 days.

Malvina Louisa, daughter of John E. and Mary Duncan, Died June 4, 1863aged 2 years, 6 months, and 3 days.

Emily, Wife of John Duncan, Died Nov. 1864, Aged 58 years, 5 months, 28 days.

Ann Eliza Anderson, daughter of John and Emily Duncan, Died June 9, 1864[or 61], aged 35, 4 months and 28 days.

James H. Bruce, Born June 15, 1813, Died Aug. 19, 1879.John Colin, son of W.C. and M. J. Duncan, Died Dec. 15, 1861, Aged 3 years.Hubert Duncan, Died Sept. 24, 1859, aged 12 years, 2 months and 29 days.Robert Duncan, Died Sept. 24, 1859, Aged 12 years, 2 months and 29 days.

SMITH George P. [or R.] Smith, Born Jan. 22, 1819, Died Aug. 18, 1855. Lurena A. Smith, daughter of G. R. and A. E. Smith and grand daughter of

John & Emily Duncan, who Died Nov. 25, 1845, aged 5 months.

BRUCERichard E. Bruce, Born Oct. 19, 1806, Died May 29, 1890. Winney W., Wife of R.E. Bruce, Died Jan. 19, 1863, Aged 50 years,

1 month and 14 days.Charles E. Bruce, Died Dec. 4, 1872, Aged 22 years, 10 months and 19 days.

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Date:

Name: DWYER CEMETERYLocation: On a fence line, 1-1/2 miles from junction of KY 16 and Porter Road, ½ mile

north of Porter Rd

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Dwyer: Catherine A. / dau of L. & M. R. Dwyer / Died Sept. 7, 1868 aged 2 yrs & 21 days

Mary E. (?) / dau. of L. & M. R. Dwyer / Died Aug. 23, 1869 /aged 7 mos. & 24 days

Comments:

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Date: Reaffirmed November 29, 1987

Name: EAST BEND BAPTIST CEMETERYLocation: On property of East Bend Baptist Church. Looking at church from river side, it

is on the left. Church is at intersection of East Bend and Beaver Roads

Property Owner: East Bend Baptist ChurchRecorder:Source: Family Cemeteries in Boone Co, KY - Wm. & Ann Fitzgerald, Florence, KY

1963, p 10

Inscriptions:

Craig: Harvey / son of G. W. & Anne Craig / Born Sept. 19, 1862 / Died Sept. 5, 1868Harvey Calvert / Died Oct. 28, 1866 / aged 65 years & 20 ds

(In square enclosed by iron fence)Foot stone / L.F.C.

Hodges: W. M. / Born Mar. 1764 / Died ?? May 1834Elizabeth / Born Aug. 13, 1734 (?) / Died April 11, 1832

Piatt: John / Born Apr. 30, 1803 / Died Nov. 15, 1863Millicent / wife of John Piatt / Born Aug. 7, 1810 / Died Sept. 24, 1844

(Inside iron fence)In Memory of Elizabeth/ consort of Daniel Piatt / Born May 28, 1809 /

Departed this life June the 20, 1844 (Inside iron fence)Betsy / wife of Daniel Piatt / Died June 20, 1843 / aged 34 yrs & 22 ds

(outside of iron fence)

NOTE: Mrs. Fitzgerald checked these stones and the dates are as written. Theywere all that could be found. At the time, the graveyard was covered withhoneysuckle.

Comment:The topographic maps show a Hodges Cemetery on the hill across the creek from the EastBend Baptist Church. There are some who say it is still there at this writing.

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Name: EAST BEND METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY (Partial)Location: On East Bend - Lower River Road

Property Owner: George Stephens 586-5865 - Cemetery BoardRecorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Bailey: Savannah / wife of Wm. Louden Bailey / June 23, 1842 / June 8, 1893John Bailey / Died Oct. 25, 1888 / Aged 78 yrs, 1 mo. & 25 ds

Burnett: Jacob J. / Born in Wartford, Ind. / Dec. 25, 1829 / Died Mar. 28, 1904Mary / wife of Jacob J. Burnett / Born in Philadelphia, Penn. / Oct. 9, 1836 /

Died Jan. 3, 1887Thomas E. / Born Feb. 9, 1870 / Died Feb. 21, 1875

Cayton: Parthena / Born Mar. 2, 1820 / Died Feb. 4, 1897 / aged 76 yrs. 10 mo. 22 ds. /Gracie, Willie J. / Infant children of J. W. & J. E. CaytonJoseph W. / 1856 - 1931Jeanette / 1857 - 19___

Clements: Richard L. / Son of E. L. & Lou Clements / July 23, 1894 / Oct. 29, 1897

Craig: Craig / Father / C. W. / 1880 - 1945Mother / Emma R. / 1887 - 19___

Myra A. Craig / Dec. 24, 1908 / Nov. 25, 1914 / Sister Myra Sleepeth hereOur Darling Frank V. / son of O. H. & M. E. Craig / Born Dec. 20, 1895 /

Died July 19, 1896Oliver H. / Feb. 18, 1849 / Mar. 6, 1924Charlie C. / Born Feb. 16, 1857 / Died Nov. 25, 1929Caroline G. / Dec. 23, 1903 / June 5, 1906Benton R. / Born May 18, 1877 / Died Feb. 7, 1893Thomas Benton / Mar. 25, 1834 / Feb. 25, 1889Martena Brandford / Nov. 5, 1846 / Apr. 5, 1909

Devar: Nancy / Died Sept. 29, 1867 (?) (stone buried)

Douglass: Hiram M. / Mar. 10, 1811 / Dec. 22, 1897Mary A. / June 14, 1825

Hankins: Jennie C. / dau. of James M. and Rebecca J. Hankins / Feb. 15, 1897August 22, 1897

Hankinson: Ann / wife of Robert Hankinson / Died Mar. 21, 1900 / Aged 72 years

Hewitt: Jessie / Died Dec. 31, 1888 / Aged 87 years, 8 mos & 27 dsMargaret / wife of Jessie Hewitt / Died Feb. 10, 1895 / Aged 88 yrs 2 m. 13 ds

Hodges: Rosalion Hodges / Born Aug. 31, 1844 / Died Nov. 30, 1896Elijah / Born Jan. 28, 1839 / Died Jan. 28, 1925Merediths / son of W. ___ & Maud Hodges / July 9, 1921 / Mar. 11, 1923Susie Hodges / Born Nov. 1, 1870 / Died July 10, 1895Lloyd S. / Born May 23, 1895 / Died Nov. 13, 1902Elizabeth / wife of E. M. Hodges / Born Dec. 13, 1874 / Died Mar. 4, 1907Infant dau. of K. &. R. Hodges / Mar. 6, 1921

Holmes: B. F. Holmes / Born Feb. 3, 1845 / Died Aug. 23, 1903K of P / Z.T. Holmes / Feb. 2, 1894 / Aged 46 (?) yrs & 13 dsR. G. Holmes / Died Oct. 7, 1897 / Aged 78 yrs., 10 mo. 13 ds

Houston: Carrie M. /daughter of L. D. & M. M. Houston / Died Mar. 27, 1874 / Aged 17 yr, 11 mo 9 ds

Jones: Jane / wife of Thos. Jones / Died June 17, 1863 / Aged 52 years 23 days (stone broken)

Thomas Jones (stone broken)

Kirtley: Sacred to the memory of Margaret J. Kirtley / Born May 28, 1856 /Died July 12, 1906

Ben A. Kirtley / 1873 - 1937

Louden: Perilla / wife of John Louden / March 22, 1882 / Dec. 1, 1919Barnard / Dec. 13, 1902 / Apr. 26, 1904Geneva M. / Sept. 6, 1914 / Aug. 8, 1917

Neal: Nancy / wife of Wm. Neal / Died March 24, 1863 / Aged 82 yrs, 8 mos.Wm. Neal / Died Jan. 11, 1861 / Aged 85 yrs 11 ds. (stone on ground)

Piatt: Little Jakie / son of Jacob & Lucinda Piatt / Died March 26, 1962 / 11 yrs. 9 mo. 10 days

Ryle: (large headstone)Shelby Lee / son of Fillmore & Lucy A. Ryle / Born Nov. 20, 1904

Died Apr. 20, 1922 / at restFillmore Ryle / 1856 - 1930Lucy A. Ryle / 1866 - 1933Anna G. Ryle / Born June 8, 1849 / Died Mar. 24, 1903Benjamin R. Ryle / Born Feb. 13, 1846 / Died Apr. 29, 1899Mary Elizabeth Ryle / Born Mar. 12, 1855 / Died Aug. 27, 1903Amadore California / wife of W. S. Ryle / Born June 14, 1853 /

Died Mar. 20, 1904

Stephens: Lewis Lunsford Stephens / Oct. 24, 1843 - Oct. 30, 1925Hetha A. Stephens / May 5, 1850 - Nov. 12, 1930James Russell / Feb. 13, 1845 - Jan. 29, 1929Mira / Dec. 4, 1854 - Dec. 6, 1911

Comments:

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Name: FINNELL CEMETERYLocation: On Big Bone Road on O'Rourke Hill

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Finnell: Nancy / wife of Benjamin Finnell / Born Mar. 25, 1793 / Died June 25, 1851

Comments:Location unknown - A number of Big Bone residents were asked about the location of O’Rourke Hill, Finnells, etc., no one has been able to provide information that is useful. 5/2000

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Name: FOSTERLocation: About two miles from Petersburg. East on SR 20, turn onto Commissary

Road(Woolper?), cemetery is on south side on knoll. Topo.

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

FOSTERIn Memory of, Arthur Foster, who Died, July 18th, 1824, in the 13th year,

of his Age.In Memory of, Samuel Foster, who Died, August 8th, 1824, in the 53rd

year of his Age.W. M. Foster, Co. F 21st Mo. Ins.Charles Foster, Died, Feb. 9, 1859, Aged 49 yrs, 2 mo. & 22 ds.Samuel Foster, Died Aug. 8, 1828, Aged 53 years.Susan Foster, Died Sept. 6, 1879, Aged 97 years.Charles W. Foster, Died Feb. 9, 1859, Aged 49 years.William Foster, Died Apr. 23, 1880, Aged 68 yrs, 4 mo. & 26 ds.Arthur Foster, Died July 18, 1824, Aged 13 years.John Q. A. Foster, Died Nov. 28, 1862, Aged 34 yrs 6 mo. & 17 ds.

ROZELLIn Memory of Mary D., Consort of, Stephen Rozell, who departed this lifeAugust 14th, 1844, Aged 23 years 6 mo, & 14 days.

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Date: August 22, 1990 RELOCATEDName: GAINESLocation: North of I-275, off KY 237 north. (just past interchange) west of KY 237.

Driveway to house approximately 1/4 mile back. Cemetery is about 1/4 milebehind house, sited on a slight hill with several large trees near a lake.3/97 - See Cemetery File - Graves moved to Bullittsburg Baptist Church Cem.

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:Inscriptions:

Only one stone standing with the following Inscription:

Sacred in the Memory of Jennetta Gaines / wife of William Gaines/ Born June 23, 1797 departed this life November 16, 1863 / aged 66 yrs, 4 mos and 26 d's

This stone has a cast iron brace rod vertically through the center. All other stones are inunrecognizable pieces, some seem to be fieldstone This one standing is in excellent condition and appears quite stable.Note - 3-97 - See Cemetery File - This cemetery was moved to Bullittsburg BaptistChurch Cemetery.

Comment:The 1850 Boone County, Ky census yields the following: District #2, Dwelling 983, WilliamGaines 59, farmer and Jennetta 55. Both born in Virginia. Others in household, probably children; Oscar 19, Templeton 17, and Milton 14. All born in Kentucky and eachhad attended school the previous year. Value of real estate - $10,000.

The 1860 census yields: Dwelling 672, Taylorsport District William Gaines 65, farmer and Janette 63, both born Va., Templeton 26, Milton 23, Both born in Ky. Real estate $2,300Personal property $7300. At dwelling 493: Oscar Gaines 29, farmer, Alethea M. 24, Everett 8/12 and William 2, all born in Ky. R/E $6000, personal $1500

The 1870 census: Dwelling 54, Taylorsport Prct. Templeton 34, farmer apparently living with farm tenants. Milton at DWG 170 aged 33, a farmer with probably wife Mary E. 26, keeping house, and apparently a son Elbert 5. Oscar 39, a farmer apparently a widower living in Burlington Precinct.

The people with names underlined may also be interred at this pointResearch by William Conrad

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Name: GAINES-GRAVESLocation: On Jordan Lane, north of SR 20. Topo.

Property Owner: Glen and Thelma Farmer Trustees, 2814 Jordan Ln.Recorder: Copied by Mrs. C. Davis Gaines

in 1962 for the NSDAR Genealogical Records Committee.Source:

Inscriptions:GAINES

John W. Died at St. Louis, Feb. 24, 1849, Aged 39 Yrs, 10 Mo.16 Da.Emily, Died Jan. 25, 1829, 13 Yrs, 5 Mo., 6 Da.Two Infants, Son and Daughter, Children and Edward & Nancy GravesSacred to the Memory of Geo. Gaines, Who Departed this Life, the

26th of June 1839, In the 73rd year of his age. Sacred to the Memory of Susan, Consort of Geo. Gaines, Who

Departed this Life the 17th of March 1845, In the 81st Year of her age.

Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth, Daughter of Geo. & Susan Gaines, Who Departed this Life the 13th of Feb. 1835, In the 32nd Year of her age.

Sacred to the memory of Richard Gaines, Died Feb. 14, 1870, in the 81st. Yr. of his age,

Judith, Wife of Richard Gaines, Died May 8, 1832, In the 35th Year of her age. In the Midst of Life we are in Death.

Sacred to the Memory of Geo. Tho., Son of G. J. & Nancy Gaines Who departed this life on the 2nd of October, 1832, Aged 3 Years and 28 days.

Sacred to the Memory of Louisa, Daughter of G. J. & Nancy Gaines, Who departed this life, May the 31st, 1833 Aged 5 Days.

Sacred to the Memory of Anne, Daughter of G. J. & Nancy Gaines, Who departed this life Mar. 29, 1831, Aged 2 Days.

Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth, Daughter of G. J. & Nancy Gaines, Who departed this life, Sept. 2, 1837, Aged 1 Yrs. & 14 Ds.,

GRAVESRichard O. Graves, Died May 17, 1858, Aged 29 yrs., 9 Mo., 24 Ds.

Elizabeth, Wife of Absalom Graves, Nov. 12, 1858, Aged 59 Yrs, I Mo, 15 Da., She United with the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in the

Year 1815 and lived in full faith of her profession until her death. Sarah E., Daughter of R. K. and Sarah E. Graves, Died June 1, 1852,

Aged 6 Mo. & 23 Days.

JAMESSacred to the memory of Daniel James, Who Departed this life Dec.

the 28th, 1845, Aged 81 Years, 6 months, & 19 Da. Sacred to the Memory of Ann, Consort of Daniel James, Who Departed

this Life May 15th 1840, Aged 68 Years and 4 Mo.

WHITAKERHannah, wife of Wm. Whitaker, Died Sept. 7, 1829, Aged 22 Yrs,

4 Mo., 24 Da.

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Date: July 6, 1988

Name: GLACKEN (Please note another way of Spelling Name as found on Stonesand in Records)

Location: Southwest quadrant of I-75 and Richwood Road. Facing the Interstate,cemetery is to the right of the pond. This is the same family cemeterycatalogued by James R. Glacking (see below) but revisited later by those indicated.

Property Owner: Lewis G. Davis, 371 Richwood Rd. Walton, KY.

Recorder: Jack Rouse of Walton, KY in 1967Source: Old Cemetery Inscriptions of Boone & Kenton Counties. Rebecca Bryan Counties.

Rebecca Bryan Chapter, DAR Ft. Thomas, KY 1970 pp. 15 & 32

All parties noted on Pages 4 & 5 are descendants and are actively concerned about the preservation of this cemetery.

Inscriptions:

GLACKEN **Andrew Glacken / Born Dec. 27, 1799 / (no death date/see note**)Mary / wife of A. Glacken / Born / Oct. 24, 1802 / Died Dec 7, 1836.Dianah / wife of A. Glacken / Born April 5, 1806 / Died April 8, 1879.

HOARDMatilda / wife of John Hoard / Died Feb. 11, 1893 / aged 86 yrs., 3 mos., 24 ds.John Hoard / Died 1847 / At Rest /

CONNELLYRachel / wife of W. L. Connelly / Died May 7, 1855(?) / aged 26 yrs., 11 mos

& ?(stone broken).WATERS

Mary E. Daughter of Abner & Mary C. Waters / Died July 1, 1853 / 1 yr., 9 mos.,10 ds.

Margaret Jane / Daughter of Abner and Mary C. Waters / Died July 1, 1853 /1 yr., 11 ds.

Footstones: O.C. (G)? / L. J. W. / M. J. W. / M. C. (G)? / J. W. / M. H. / M. G. W.

NOTE:"An older inventory of the Glackin Cemetery contains this data

William Glackin / 1765-1821.Elizabeth/wife of /William Glackin/ 1767-1828.

This data correlates with the known data concerning the couple.

Page 32John H. Glacken/ 1833 - 1907 / William Glacken / 1765 - 1821/Elizabeth / wife of / William Glacken / 1767 - 1828 /William A. Glacken / Born June 14, 1826 / Died Nov, 22, 1866 /

(Martha Revecca Cooley - according to the Boone County Recorder of June 23, 1909, she was the wife of Wm. A. Glacken who remarried after his death; she was Born May 31, 1830; Died June 16, 1909)

**According to family records Andrew Glacken Died January 24, 1883

Mary E. / Daughter of W.A. & M. R. Glacken / Born August 10. 1851 / Died December 20, 1860/

Louisa J. / Daughter of / Abner & Mary C. Waters / Died April 9, 1860aged 2 months.

Comments: The Glackin family cemetery is a parcel of land set aside as a place of burial for the family of William and Elizabeth Glackin, who had come to Boone Countyfrom Madison County after the close of the War of 1812. They brought withthem their four younger children: William M., who had served in the war and was laying claim to 160 acres of bounty land; Andrew, Rachel, who in 1820 married James M. Lancaster; and Matilda, who in 1827 married John Hoard.

The senior William Glackin operated a tavern in his home. Following his deathin 1821, his youngest son, Andrew, purchased the farm; and over the years,added several sections to the original acreage. Across the hollow in the rearof the Andrew Glackin farm home and on the opposite hillside was the familygraveyard. Saplings were carefully planted and nursed until, together withthe trees that were already there, a splendid grove shaded the burial plot. Astone fence surrounded the area; and handsome monuments were erected tomark the burial sites.

The earliest burial took place in 1820, and the last in the summer of 1909. Theplot was specifically set aside and reserved as a cemetery in the will of Andrew Glackin, dated 17 Jan. 1882, and admitted to probate, 5 March, 1883.(Boone County Will Book XIII, pp 177-8) The cemetery became difficult to reach as no roadway was ever provided, only "one wood of land in good shape". The balance of Andrew Glackin's farm was sold to Frank F. Robinson,who held it until his death in 1925. Both of his wives, Laura Glackin Robinsonand Georgia Carpenter Robinson, were grand-daughters of Andrew Glackin.

The cemetery is now on the farm of Lewis G. Davis, 371 Richwood Road, Walton,Kentucky. It has been neglected for years, and many of the monuments, are in such poor condition that they are no longer legible.

Inscriptions from James Glacking’s Book

Glackin - Connelly - CooleyRachel, wife of William L. Connelly, Died May 7, 1855, age 26 years

------months, ------days. (She was a daughter of John & Matilda Glackin Hoard).

Martha R. Cooley, Died June 16, 1909, age 79 years, 16 days.(She was the remarried widow of William A. Glackin).

Ambrose C. C. Glackin, Born ---- ----, 1824; Died ----, 1853. (He was a son ofWm. M. and Nancy M. Glackin).

Andrew F. Glackin, Born Dec. 27,1799; Died Jan. 23, 1883.Andrew Glackin Jr., Born March 26, 1842; Died -----, 1846.Charles, infant son of Andrew and Dianah Glackin, 1846

(This inscription was added to the reverse side of the obelisk marking the grave of Andrew Glackin and his wives).

Dianah, wife of Andrew Glackin, Born April 5, 1806; Died April 8, 1879. Dianah R. infant daughter of William M. and Mahala R. Glackin, Born Aug.

15, 1854; Died _____Elizabeth, wife of William Glackin. (No stone was ever found.)Elizabeth, wife of John H. Glackin, Died Sept. 19, 1872, age 40 yrs.

____mo., ____ days.Frank Leslie, son of John H. and Mary E. Glackin, Died Sept. 18, 1900

age 16 years.Georgiana, infant daughter of William M. and Mahala R. Glackin. (No dates

are legible. 1850 census records her as 1 year old).John H. Glackin, Born Nov. 1821, 1833; Died Jan. 30, 1907. (This grave

is also marked with a foot stone containing the initials JHG).Mahala C., daughter of William M. and Mahala R. Glackin. (No dates legible.

1860 census lists her as 3 years old).Mahala R., wife of William M. Glackin, 1812-1905.Mary, wife of William M. Glackin. (No stone found).Mary, wife of Andrew Glackin, Born Oct. 24, 1802; Died Dec. 7, 1836.Mary E., daughter of William A. and Martha R. Glackin, Died Dec. 20, 1860,

age 9 yrs., 4 mo.,10 days.Nancy M. wife of William M. Glackin, Born ____, 1792; Died____1834.Napoleon B., infant son of William M. and Mahala R. Glackin.

(No dates legible, He was a twin of Dianah R. above)William Glackin, Died 1821. (Remainder of inscription illegible).William A. Glackin, Born June 14, 1826; Died Nov. 22, 1866.

HOARD - LANCASTER - MARSHALL - WATERS

William M. Glackin, Died Dec. 29, 1856; age 60 yrs. ___mo.Harry (This field stone with no other data on it marks the grave of the devoted

Negro servant who cared for Andrew Glackin during his fatal illness with small pox. The Negro contracted the disease and died within one week according to the BOONE COUNTY RECORDER OF 7 Feb. 1883).

John Hoard, Died 1847. (This stone was erected much later that 1847).Matilda, wife of John Hoard, Died Feb. 11, 1893, age 86 yr.Sophronia, daughter of James M. and Rachel Lancaster, Died Aug. 27,

1820. age 2 months.Demine Marshall, 1813-1864.Sarah A., wife of Demine Marshall, 1820-1898. (She was the eldest

daughter of Andrew and Mary Glackin).(Mary and Sarah Marshall, daughters of Demine and Sarah Marshall,

died in childhood and are said to be buried here. No stones are extant.)Infant daughters of Abner and Mary C. Waters.Louisa Jane Waters, Died April 9, 1860, age 2 months.Margaret Jane Waters, Died July 1, 1853, age 1 yr., 11 days.Mary Ellen Waters, Died Aug. 27, 1849, age 1 yr., 9 mo, 10 days.(Mary Caroline Waters was the eldest daughter of John and Matilda

Glackin Hoard.)

COMMENTS

Cattle had roamed through the plot, upset the monuments, trampled the smallerones under foot, and dragged portions of the larger ones down the hillside. Nofence now exists to keep the animals out, and the abandoned graveyard is attractiveto farm animals because of the shade provided by the numerous large and beautifultrees that surround the area.

The following inventory was made in 1957 by James R. Glacking, 1130 DawesStreet, Libertyville, Illinois, 60048, a descendant of the family. It is based oninscriptions that were still legible at the time, contemporary news accountsfound in the files of the Boone County Recorder, and family remembrances.

The above was written by James R. Glacking, and appeared in the 1978 Kentucky Ancestors V 13-3 pages 148-150

Glackin Family Cemetery

Family Contact information:June 1999Jennifer Anderson44206 Tahoe WayLancaster, California 93534661-943-6546anderson@qnet.com4 G-Grandaughter of Matilda Glackin Hoard and John Hoardth

Robert Blackburn (Father to above)110 St. Jude CircleFlorence, 41042371-5776

Stuart Blackburn (brother to above)6319 Birchwood CourtBurlington, KY 41005586-8477

CousinJune (Mrs. Bruce) PettitGrant County

Older Contact Information:Donald & Wyona WhaleyDaughter - JaniceKenton County356-7170

All parties noted are descendants and are concerned about the preservation of thiscemetery.

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Date: July 27, 1988

Name: GRANT - WILLISLocation: In McVille - just after passing the entrance to the property once attached to

Dam #38, now supplanted by the Markland Dam. Cemetery is in a field on theriver side of KY 18 just after passing a knoll upon which is also a cemetery. (Rice) Peak and Willis in a row parallel to Route 18.

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Stones appear to now be lying on ground

Grant: Matilda B. Grant / Born June 19, 1832 / Died Aug. 26, 1840(Not Found) Catherine E. Grant / Born Nov. 3, 1838 / Died June 4, 1849

Isabella Grant / Born May 7, 1847 / Died June 8, 1849John Grant / Born Mar. 17, 1790 / Died May 31, 1849

* Mary Grant / Born Mar. 4, 1800 / (no date of death)Benj. Grant / Born Jan. 11, 1823 / Died Sept. 30, 1827(Footstone B.G. broken

And found in pile with Henry Peak stone.)John J. Grant / Born Jan. 1, 1830 / Died June 3, 1849

Peak: Memory of Doct. Henry Peak / who departed this life Dec. 13, 1828 /in the 31st year of his life

Tupman: Agnes F. Tupman / Born Feb. 8, 1825 / Died May 8, 1861 (Missing)

Willis: In Memory of William Willis AB. / son of Benjamin G. & Ann M. Willis /who departed this life February 29, 1844 / Age 26 years & 8 months

Memory of Agnes F. Willis / daughter of Benjamin G. and Ann M: Willis / who departed this life April 27, 1830 / aged 15 years & 5 mo

In Memory of Benjamin G. Willis / who departed this life / March 19, 1829 /aged 37 years & 6 days

Comments:When the Belleview, Ky. post office was established July 15, 1869, it was called Grant afterthe Grant family. Jesse Hewitt was the first postmaster.* Probably still living in 1850 according to census of 1850

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Date: July 27, 1988

Name: GRAVES - CAVE - WILLISLocation: On 1986 Edition of the General Highway map of Boone County, it is on the

Stevens Road which runs off of KY 20 near Idlewild. The cemetery is near the end and on the left hand side of the road, under high tension wires.Cemetery is in very poor condition

Property Owner: Larry HelmersRecorder: Wm. & Anne FitzgeraldSource: Family cemeteries in Boone County, KY Vol I,

Florence, KY 1963 p 28-29

Inscriptions:

Graves: In Memory of Absalom Graves whose moral worth as a man and a Father inIsrael cannot be too lightly esteemed; whose praise was in all the churches.He was Born 28 Nov. 1768 / Died 17th of Aug. 1826 (footstone A.G.)Felicia / consort of Absalom Graves / Died Feb. 19, 1851 /

Age 79 yrs 2 mos 29 ds (footstone F.G.)In Memory of Olivia, Consort of Benjamin Rogers who Died Nov. 26, 1837 /

Aged 20 yrs, 9 months & 8 daysEliza / wife of Walker Graves / Died May 15, 1831 / Aged 21 yrsMary Ann / Daughter of Walker & Eliza Graves / Died Jun. 27, 1830 /

Aged 1 yr, 8 mo & 10 ds (headstone and footstone M.G.)I In Memory of Willis Graves / son of Absalom & Felicia Graves /

Born 12 Oct. 1790 / Died 12th Nov. 1834 / aged 44 yrs 10 mo

Willis: Susan Dell/ Daughter of W. G. & E. A. Willis Died July 23, 1855 /Aged 6 yrs 3 mo 6 ds

William Thomas - Son of W. G. & M. A. Willis / Died Oct. 4, 1856 /Aged 2 yrs 6 mo 6 ds (broken)

Robert Homes / Son of W. G. & M. A. Willis / departed this life July 15, 1852 /Aged 4 yr, 10 mo 17 ds

Sacred to the Memory of Marium / Consort of William G. Willis / who departedthis life Nov. 29th 1835 / Aged 17 years, 6 months & 14 days

In Memory of Robert Willis / Died Mar. 7 1849 / Aged 55 years 3 mo 8 ds

Cave: In Memory of Susan / consort of Belfield Cave who died in July 1817in the 21 year of her age

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Matilda, dau of Jeremiah & Polly Cave / died July 20, 1821 (?) / aged 12 yrsBelfield Cave / Died Oct (?) 1840 / aged 45 yrs 2 mo 7 daIn Memory of Mary / consort of Belfield Cave / who died __?___16th, 1841

(stone broken) _?__years 1 month and 10 daysIn Memory of _?_Elizabeth / Daughter of Belfield & Mary Cave /

who Died March 31, 1848 ( or 41) / Aged 11 years 11 months & 21 days

Kirtley: Permelia Kirtley / consort of John Kirtley and Daughter of Jeremiah and Polly Cave / Died June 19th 1837 / aged 20 years

Comments:Absalom Graves was an Elder in the Baptist churches of Boone County and from Virginia.His biography is in "History of Bullittsburg Church": by J. A. Kirtley, Covington, Ky , 1872 Pages 41-47

Others in this cemetery are mentioned in the above volume.

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Date: March 31, 1988

Name: GRAVES - DUNCANLocation: Approximately 1 mile from North Bend Road in back yard of house at

1468 Sequoia Dr., Treetops Subdivision.

Property Owner: Stephen & Nicolle Crim, 1468 Sequoia Dr., HebronFamily contact: Bill & Bobbie Graves 689-4618

Recorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY Vol I Florence, KY 1963 p 27

Inscriptions:

Graves: Sacred to the Memory of Joseph Graves who Died April 22nd 1836 in the 63rd year of his age.

Malinda / wife of Major Joseph Graves / Died Oct. 11, 1860 / aged 68 yrs 11 mo & 11 days

Sarah E. / Daughter of Johnson W. & Lucretia Graves / Died Jan. 9, 1853 aged 16 yrs 9 mo 10 ds

Charles / son of J. L. & M. W. Graves / Born June 22, 1849 / Died July 22, 1849 (or 8) / Aged 2 mos & 2 das

In Memory of Malinda / Daughter of J. L & M. W. Graves /who Died August 28, 1838

In Memory of Joseph / Son of Jon L. & Mariah Graves / who Died Feb.26, 1840 /aged 6 months & 24 days

Duncan: Lemira P. / Daughter of J. W. & Lou A. Duncan / Died May 6, 1871 / aged 3 days

Comments:It has been reported that John Graves and Ann Rice Graves are also in this cemetery, but their stones were never located (William Conrad)

A site visit in April 2007 suggests that are a number of fieldstone grave markers outside the area (especially north and west) that has been delineated as the cemetery (Matt Becher)

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Date: April 29, 1991

Name: GREGORYLocation: 5063 Beaver Road, near Gunpowder Creek and Ohio River, about 500 feet

west of creek. It would be about 1000 feet south of KY 338 on U.S. topo mapwhere it is indicated as a Gregory Cemetery. Has parts of a stone wall left. Cemetery is located on a prehistoric Indian Burial Mound. SEE FILE

Property Owner: Bill Ogden 384-4124Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

P.G. Footstone

Also possibly interred here would be:Lucy A. Gregory / Aged 35 / d. Nov. 11, 1853 / parents, Peter & Martha

Gregory/ birthplace - Boone Co. Ky.

Cemetery is also indicated on 1986 Highway map

The researcher was told that the house, close to where this graveyard is located, was livedin by a Huff, who was a great duck hunter. He would often, in cover of darkness, place barrels on small islands in the shallows of the Ohio. He used them as duck blinds and whena flock of wild ducks alighted on the river in daylight, he was waiting for them.

One year a heavy snow covered the piles of unhusked corn lying in the fields around thehouse. Ducks would often feed on the corn and that winter was no exception. He watchedthem from a window while his wife was sewing on a bed sheet. Then he got a bright idea,and had his wife sew him a sheet as camouflage. With a gun hidden he sneaked outthrough a door quietly, and crawled into the midst of the feeding ducks undetected. Once there, he picked his target.

This also might be the resting place of some of the Craig family.

Comments:

Looters have dug into the mound trying to steal prehistoric artifacts - in doing so, the historicburials have been disturbed. SMC / 1996

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Date: April 10, 1991

Name: GRUBBS

Location: 10665 Dixie Highway on west side of U.S. 25, next to Rosegate. Rosegatewas once the property of the Grubbs family

Property Owner: Recorder: Susan CabotSource: Family Contact - Buddy Grubbs - Walton

Inscriptions:A fairly modern monument lists the names of those interred here; it is a large stone.

Grubbs:Wickliff Grubbs 1804-1862 Catherine Grubbs 1806-1877Marian Grubbs 1842-1926 Martha G. Grubbs 1844-1909George Grubbs 1864-1867 Ella G. Tanner 1867-1943Ida G. Hunter 1872-1957 Marion T. Clements 1896-1917Martha Clements 1916-1917 Perrin P. Hunter 1859-1931

Head and footstones;Wickliff Grubbs / Died Oct. 8,1962 / aged 58 yrs

(remainder illegible; there is a footstone)Catherine Grubbs / Died Jan. 12, 1887 / aged 81 yrs 6 mos 27 days

no footstoneGeorge W. / Son of M & M Grubbs / Died Nov. 10, 1867

footstone G. W. G.Martha Glacken Grubbs / June 5, 1844 /July 25, 1909 /

footstone - MotherMarion Grubbs / March 24, 1842 / March ?, 1926 /

footstone - Father

According to Boone County Vital Statistics - 1852-1859, the following may alsobe interred here:

Grubbs, Wash - aged 29; d. Jan. 30, 1858; parents W. and Catherine GrubbsCOMMENTS:The owner of the property has indicated he will keep this family graveyard cared for as besthe is able. The iron fence was deteriorating and dangerous, so he was given permissionto remove it and retain it elsewhere so he can mow more efficiently.A relative of Marion Grubbs above would be James Glacking, 1130 Dawes St., Libertyville, IL

60048

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Date: August 4, 1987

Name: HAGISHLocation: Long Branch Road near its intersection with Camp Ernst Road. In SE quadrant

next to Electric Transformers and Station, approximately 110 feet from the road in a clump of trees (in 1883 Lake's Atlas of Boone County)

Property Owner: Albert Rouse (?)Recorder: Wm. ConradSource: Conrad records, - recorded April 10, 1966 by Wm. Conrad - all intact in

June 1985 and July, 1987

Inscriptions:

Hagish: Julia A. - In memory of Julia A. wife of Charles Hagish, Died Apr. 16, 1886, Aged 86 yrs 4 mos & 16 ds [Julia Utz Hagish]

Charles - Our Father Charles Hagish, Died March 21, 1870 aged 77 yrs 6 mo & 15 ds

Noah - Died Sept. 18, 1869, aged 29 yrs, 16 das

Crisler: William W. - Born Sept.26, 1825 - Died Mar. 3, 1878One small stone - W. W. C.

Mary - Died 1820 age 27 years 6 months and 10 days

Stephens Father - 1872, Mother - 1906, Perry - 1908, Mary - 1872

There were also five fieldstone grave markers without identification

COMMENTS:From Boone County, Ky Census of 1870. Union Precinct

#19 Henry Hagish 47, a farmer born in Virginia Nancy M. Hagish 34, keeping house; born in KY

Lilly A. Hagish 9, had attended school, born in KY

#20 Julia A. Hagish 73, born in Virginia John Hagish 30, farmer born in KY

#130 William M. ? Crisler 44, a farmer born in VA Sarah Crisler 40, keeping house, born in VA

Kirby Crisler 4, born in KY

From 1850 Federal Census of Boone County, KY District #2#583 Hagish, Charles 58, farmer born in VA

Hagish, Julian 57 farmer born in VAHagish, Henry 27, laborer born in KYHagish, Sarah H 18 Susan A. 16 born in KYHagish, John O. 18 Angeline 12 born in KyAlesha M. 7 Noah 11 born in Ky

From notes of Zayda Clore: (Boone County Public Library)Charles Hagish Born in 1793, Died Mar. 3, 1870

Married Mar 28, 1816 toJulia Utz Born Nov. 30, 1799, Died Apr. 26, 1886

Children & Grandchildren:Sarah Harriet married William CrislerKirby married Mary Marshall; Dewey married Goldie DrysdaleAngeline married Robert BlankenbeckerEzra married Addie UtzIda married George SmithAlma married Ben RileyAnn Elizabeth married John BakerCharles married Bessie McConnellBertha married A. S. RiceShirley married Walter FergusonAnna married Dr. FinnellCharles married Sheba FisherAletha married Wilfred I. (Ding) RouseCarl Hubert married Mary KendallZayda married Jack CloreSusan - remained singleLou married Jack MarquisEd, Ethel, Florence, and Lillian - all singleHenry married WillisLillian married Tom GarrisonRussell married Luch StephensonAlvin, Clifford, Grace married David YoungJohn married Let FarzierCharlie, Molly, Lucy, JackJane (Mary Jane)married James StephensJulie married John Bradford; Annaliza married Joe BradfordColumbia married Wm. McCrander; Lou married George AylorEmma married Frank Maxwell; Perry never married

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Date: April 17, 2006

Name: HAMILTON CEMETERYLocation: In back corner of property at 6129 Burlington Pike, Belleview. The grave

is situated close to the property line, which is adjacent to the existing BelleviewCemetery.

Property Owner: Sandy Hamilton, 525-7650 extension 293 (work)Recorder: Matt Becher (from Ms. Hamilton’s information)Source:

Inscriptions:

Hamilton: Eric Joseph, Nov 11, 1973 - April 9, 2006

Note: This cemetery was established in April, 2006, with the interment of Eric JosephHamilton. The Hamiltons reserved a 20 x 20 foot portion of their property with theexpectation that other family members may with to be buried there in the future. Thefamily also has an agreement with the Sexton of the adjacent Belleview Cemetery thatthe family plot will be incorporated into the cemetery if the parcel is ever sold/and ordeveloped.

The Hamilton property is recorded as map number 010.00-00-005.00. The cemeteryis not recorded as a separate tract.

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Date: March 20, 1988

Name: HAMILTON/CHAMBERS CEMETERYLocation: On the property formerly owned by the Seltmans on U.S. 42. Approximately

six miles south of Florence. 8919 U.S. 42. graves are about .4 of a mile beyond the rear barn, through two open fields and a tree line and on the front edge of the second woods, right of center, close to the rear of the property.

Property Owner: Arlinghaus BuildersRecorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY Florence, KY Vol I 1963, pages 19-20

Inscriptions:

Hamilton:

In memory of John Hamilton / Died March 6, 1849 / Aged 70In memory of Henry Hamilton who Died May 1851 in the 30th year of his ageElizabeth Hamilton / Died Oct. 12, 1855 / aged 40 yearsSacred to the memory of Jane / wife of John Hamilton / who Died Feb. 14, 1831

in the 60 year of her age/ (this stone broken, all stones are lying on the th

ground)

Bush/Riddell:

Mary J. Bush/ Born Nov. 28, 1826 / Died Sept. 27, 1844. Daughter of Lewis & Ann Riddell, wife of John Smith Bush, mother of Lewis Phillip Bush.

Sacred to the memory of Charles J. Riddell who was Born May 17, 1822 and who Died July 8, 1840.

To the memory of Mrs. Ann Riddell / Daughter of Robert and Mary Chambers who was Born Jan. 24, 1800 & Died May 16, 1828

Chambers:

Charles Chambers / Born June 12, 1802 / Died Feb. 18, 1873.To the memory of Robert S. Chambers who was the most kind and faithful of sons

and brothers / Born Jan. 7, 1795 and Died May 1, 1834To the memory of Robert Chambers who was Born Nov. 21, 1763 and Died

Aug. 20, 1838To the memory of Mrs. Mary Chambers who was Born May 24, 1770, was one of the

best of mothers and Died May 23, 1828

COMMENTS:

From "Yesterdays" by William Conrad, Florence, Ky., 1987, pages 49-50, we have thisinformation:

"Adjacent to the farmland once owned by the Aylors in a country estate with wide, beautiful blue grass meadows. There are few trees, but a forest is easily recognized in the distance. It has been called the "Haunted Woods". In early days this acreage was the plantation of John Hamilton. The family cemetery is in the "Haunted Woods", and old dates inscribed on stones are now lying on the ground...”

"John Hamilton's will (Will Book D, page 320) states that he was born in BuckinghamCounty, Virginia, on January 24, 1774. He requested that his remains be interred in the family graveyard on his farm. His daughter, Martha, married Morris Lassing, who came directly from Bavaria in 1824....John Hamilton had a brother, Isham Goss Hamilton, who was County Clerk of Boone County for many years.”

Direct Descendent - Dr. J. M. Huey - 745 Walton-Nicholson Pike - 356-9008 - Very interested in thepreservation of the cemetery.

Dr. Huey and Tim Stephens (gravedigger at Richwood Presbyterian Church Cemetery) havecleaned up the cemetery. Dr. Huey, Bob Schroder of Arlinghaus Builders and Matt Becher of theReview Board met onsite on August 18, 2004, to discuss fencing. Arlinghaus Builders agreed toerect a picket fence around the cemetery ASAP.

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Date:

Name: Henderson-McMullenLocation: 9221 Camp Ernst Road - to the left of the house, on a hill

Property Owner: Leslie Simpson - 384-4431Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:Exact burials located here unknown at this time.

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Date:

Name: HENSLEY, C.Location: On high ground above Ashby's Fork Road to the east about halfway along

Ashby's Fork. Topo.

Property Owner: Albert Holbrook but his nephew Jeff Holbrook (586-7553) lives just to the south of the cemetery (3830 Ashby Fork Road, on top of the ridge, access from 3846 Ashby Fork Road(Daryl & Barbara Grote) and canprovide assistance. Go up Grote’s driveway, road becomes gravel. Atthe top, go right for Jeff’s house, straight to the Cemetery (surrounded bya stone wall).

Recorder: Copied by Stephen W. Worrel, 1996.Source:

Inscriptions:HENSLEYOn Hensley Obelisk Gravestone

Clifton Hensley, aged 89 yrs., 2 mos., Elizabeth Hensley, aged 92 years, 11 mos., 2 days; erected by

William Hensley, 1882; Elizabeth Hensley, Daughter of W. Foster Sr.,

aged 79 years, 8 days.W. Hensley (no other inscription)

Elizabeth, Wife of Clifton Hensley, d. Dec. 2, 1867, aged 92 yrs., 11 mos., 2days.

Clifton Hensley, d. April 2, 1862, aged 89 years, 2 mos. [FS] William Hensley.Elizabeth, wife of William Hensley, d. Nov. 29, 1871, aged 79 yrs., 8 days.(Same person as above, dau of W. Foster Sr.)

Note:Descendants of the above are:

Robert Hensley - 586-7735 - PetersburgSonny Hensley - 586-7210 - Burlington

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Date: October 23, 1989 APPARENTLY DESTROYED/RELOCATED

Name: HICKSLocation: On property of Wm. R. Poole; 2828 Limaburg Road, Hebron

Property Owner: Wm. R. PooleRecorder: Kevin CostelloSource: Wm. Conrad

Inscriptions:

Hicks: Susan Inscriptions are undetermined and no record of cataloging has been found. The nameSUSAN HICKS was read on a tombstone after the cemetery had been disturbed. Researchindicates the family of James Hicks resided in this vicinity in 1850, and it appears his wife was Susan Hicks. Both were reported being born in Virginia

Hix (Hicks): JamesFurther research in Census Records and Boone County Vital Statistics 1852-1859, indicate JAMES HIX (Hicks) aged 60 / Died June 19, 1857. Susan Hicks remained on the Census roll until 1870, and at that time she was reported at being 61. In 1880 her name failed to appear in the Census. However, Ezekiel Hicks, who was probably a son of James and Susan Hicks, was still on the roll / in 1850 he was 11, in 1860 - 19, in 1870 - 30, and in 1880 - 39. Other children also stayed on the roll until they either died or married and movedaway. Susan at age 61 in 1870 would have born about 1809, and her husband - according to the Vital Statistics - 1797.

This was prepared to help in the Cemetery preservation in Boone County, and have a record in case a relative or other interested party inquires of the Hicks family.

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Name: HODGES, WILLIAMLocation: On a hill east of Lick Creek. See map of Carlton Precinct in Lake's 1883 Atlas

of Boone-Kenton-Campbell Counties. The cemetery would be approximately 1/2 to 1 mile from KY 338, in a wooded area. A simple wire stock fence is builtaround the cemetery.

Property Owner: Randy Cochran, 6830 Rabbit Hash Hill Rd.

Recorder: Wilford Hodges, 39 Burke, Florence, KY 525-6346Source:

Inscriptions:

Hodges: William / Born Dec. 19, 1802 / Died Sept. 1, 1862Ansavill / wife of Wm. Hodges / Died May 5, 1884 / aged 80 yrs 10 mos & 13 dsDorchester / Born Mar. 5, 1843 / Died Oct. 2, 1906Lucinda / July 23, 1843

COMMENTS:A William Hodges was residing in Boone County as early as 1810 and in the East Bend Baptist Cemetery are the following:

W. M. Hodges / Born Mar.1764 / Died May 1834 Elizabeth Hodges / Born Aug.13, 1734 (?) / Died Apr 11, 1832

A Dorchester Myrick came to Boone County in 1825. Later Census records indicate he was born in Canada. There is a chance that Dorchester Hodges was named after him. According to the Carlton Precinct map in 1883, the Miricks were fairly close neighbors ofthe Hodges.

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Date: GONE

Name: HOFFMAN-GRUBBSLocation: One mile from Florence on the Scott Farm, on U.S. 25. Perhaps located at

end of Canterbury Ct., east of Industrial Drive?NOTE - Spoke with Buddy Grubb who is a descendent of James Grubbs. This Cemetery was apparently destroyed in the building of the Levi Factory.

Property Owner: Florence Carriage House, LLC5105 Dorset Ave.Chevy Chase, MD 20815

Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Hoffman: Solomon/ Born May 27, 1759 / Died Mar 9, 1830Elizabeth Solomon / wife / Born July 20, 1771 / Died April 11, 1857Jacob, son of S. & E. Hoffman, Born Nov. 28, 1808, Died May 7, 1828

Utz: Anna, wife of Noel Utz / Born July 15, 1803 / Died July 24, 1860

Grubbs: James / Died Aug. 9, 1856 in his 81st yearPatience / wife / Died Aug. 16, 1860 in her 81st yearElizabeth (Grubbs) Houston /Born June 29, 1810 / Died Mar. 4, 1852

McGlasson: Elizabeth / Born July 24, 1829 / Died March 1830Mary Ellis / Died Sept. 1, 1854, age 3 mos, 14 daJohn / Born December 3, 1855 / D. May 12, 1856Infant daughter / Born Apr. 27, 1859Children of L. and M. McGlasson

COMMENTS:` Leonard and Martha McGlasson were citizens of Florence, KY at the time of the

1860 Federal census. Both were 32 years of age at the time with a two year old sonWilliam. Mr. McGlasson was listed as a master carpenter.

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Date: March 11, 1987

Name: HOLSCLAWLocation: Behind Board of Education Building - (formerly the William Tanner farm)

8330 Hwy 42, Florence, KY

Property Owner: Boone County Board of EducationRecorder: Wm. ConradSource: Also recorded in DAR Kentucky Cemetery Records Vol I 1960 p 40

Inscriptions:

Holsclaw: Jacob / Born December 3,1803 - married December 8, 1831Died November 8, 1851, aged 47 yrs, 11 mos

Frances / wife of Jacob, Died July 19, 1853 / aged 45 yrs and 3 das

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Date: Nov. 8, 1993

Name: HOODLocation: Top of hill above and behind Constance Cemetery.

Property Owner: Tom Gaier in 1993. Most likely Mary Callahan in 2007.Recorder: Ronald Ray AllenSource: R.R. Allen’s written description.

Inscriptions:

Hood: John W. / died March 15, 1880 / 71 yrs, 4 mos, 17 da / asleep in JesusBlessed sleep from which nonever wake to weep. [marker also bears a design of three interlocking links (which is an I.O.O.F. mark) and the lettersF.L.T. (which stands for Friendship, Love, Truth)]

Russell: H.F. / 1847-1909 [bears the I.O.O.F. interlocking chain motif and a log wrapped with interlocking fern leaves]

Comments:Recorder Ronald Ray Allen believes that the Russell grave is that of John W. Hood’sson-in-law Frank Russell. The other two formal graves (now marked only by grave stonebases) are believed to be John Hood’s wife Lucretia (Kelly) Hood and a woman namedEdith. In addition to the 4 graves with formal stone markers (which are in a row), Allenobserved 15 others marked only with fieldstones.

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Date: January 14, 1988

Name: HOWLETT - GLORELocation: Approximately 1.8 miles from KY 338 at 11356 Big Bone Rd , east side of

road, 200-300 yards beyond the house. On Topo

Property Owner: Tom Huey, Jr. - property is Rental Neighbor Ralph Gross - 11384 Howlett Ln. (384-1384) also knows the

location of the cemetery.Recorder: Wm. & Ann FitzgeraldSource: Family Cemeteries in Boone County, KY by above

Florence, KY 1963 pp 11-12

Inscriptions:

Howlett:John M. Howlett / Born Oct. 23, 1839 / Died Aug. 6, 1850Richmond Howlett / Born July 11, 1841 / Died Aug. 6, 1850Sarah F. Howlett / Born July 25, 1846 / Died July 22, 1850William L. Howlett / Born April 29,1849 / Died Aug. 7, 1850Son of Jesse J. & Susan Howlett / Died Aug. 7, 1850 /

aged 1 yr, 3 mo & 8 dsSarah P. / Daughter of Jesse J. & Susan Howlett / Died July 22, 1850 /

aged 3 yrs, 11 mo, 27 dsSon of Jesse J. & Susan Howlett / Died Aug. 6, 1850 / aged 9 yrs 25 dsJohn M. / son of Jesse J. & Susan Howlett / Died Aug. 6, 1850

10 yrs, 9 mo, 13 ds

NOTE: By what stroke of fate did the above 8 people and one below die between July 14 and Aug 7, 1850. An interesting project for some historian to research.

Jessie J. Howlett / Born Nov. 16, 1852 / Died Oct. 2, 1855Susan / wife of Jesse J. Howlett / Born Aug. 28, 1816 / Died Feb. 1, 1870William Howlett / July 11, 1797 - Feb. 4, 1887Margaret his wife / May 19, 1799 - Jan. 9, 1879Francis M. Howlett / Mar. 31, 1837 - Aug. 2, 1904Mary Pierce his wife / July 17, 1851 - May 9, 1922Lysander Howlett / Dec. 6, 1819 - Aug. 29, 1887Emerine / wife of R. D. Howlett / Born Feb. 10, 1818 / Died Aug. 8, 1877

Glore:

Oliver P. Glore / Died July 6, 1847 in the 60 yr of his age.Mary F. / wife of Oliver C. Glore / July 14, 1850 / aged 57 yrs 10 mos.3 ds

(stone broken)NOTE: She died in the same period as Howletts listed aboveMartha A. / wife of D. C. Glore / Born Jan. 12, 1827 / Died March 25, 1871 /

by her side her two children, Lizzie and Nora. She was a member of the Christian Church and a mother of 16 children.

Thomas R. / son of T.D.C. & Martha A. Glore / Died Oct. 28, 1861 / aged 1 yr 6 mo 6 ds

Amelia / daughter of T.D.C.& Martha A. Glore / Died Oct. 29, 1851/aged 3 yrs 29 ds

Millborn / son of T.D.C. & Martha A. Glore / Died Oct. 15, 1851 / aged 4 yrs7 mo 29 ds

Lynch:William H. Lynch / Died Oct. 28, 1858 / aged 29 yrs, 8 mos. & 18 ds

(Masonic emblem on stone)Note: Wm. H. Lynch was listed in the 1850 Census as a school teacher born in

Kentucky residing with John Howlett a farmer from Virginia

COMMENTSCollins' 1874 History of Kentucky cites a cholera epidemic in Kentucky in July 31, 1850

November 1999, Cemetery is in poor condition. There is a decorative cast iron fence, rusty but in good shape, around a few of the Howlett graves. Other gravestones are mostly piled around and in poor condition.

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Date: June 30, 1990

Name: HUDSONLocation: Off Chambers Road in Bedinger's Landing Subdivision, on the right side

of Gaines Way after crossing the creek. Site is some 260 feet from Chambers Road between lots 2 and 4. See file for Plat

Property Owner: Bedinger's Landing Subdivision - HOA (Developer refuses responsibility)Recorder: Jack RouseSource: Old Cemetery Inscriptions in Boone & Kenton Counties. Rebecca Bryan Boone

Chap. DAR Vol II, Ft. Thomas, KY 1970 page 9

Inscriptions:

Hudson:Elisha Hudson / a native of Virginia / Born Dec. 29, 1785 / no date of deathMartha H. / wife of Elisha Hudson / Born May 29, 1794 / Died Apr. 26, 1859Mary C. / daughter of Elisha & Martha Hudson / Died June 8, 1832 /

aged 10 mos 1 day.Mary C. daughter of Elisha & Martha Hudson / Died Sep. 7, 1832

aged 3 yrs, 11 mos, 28 daysJames E. / son of Elisha & Martha Hudson / Died Dec. 27, 1846

aged 29 yrs,11 mos, 3 daysJohn R. / son of Elisha & Martha Hudson / Died Oct. 4, 1842 /

aged 4 yrs, 10 mos, 5 daysGeorge E. / son of Elisha & Martha Hudson was drowned Mar. 29, 1852

aged 2 yrs, 1 mo, 20 daysAchsah Bryson / Died 1861 / aged 65 years

COMMENTS:Mr. Rouse reported 4 unmarked graves.This graveyard is enclosed in a hewn stone fence or wall (toppled in places), with a massiveiron gate that is lying on ground. Huge trees are growing in the cemetery. There is evidence of desecration; stones broken and scattered.

Visited in 1989 by William Conrad

Visited periodically by staff of Historic Preservation Review Board, condition of cemetery continues to deteriorate.

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Date:

Name: RACHEL HUDSON GRAVELocation: U.S. 42 at Beaver Lick (old Lon Wilson farm)

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Hudson: Rachel, wife of James Hudson / D. Feb. 5, 1827, age 70 yr.

Comments: If this cemetery survives, it is probably located on one of the two 6-acreparcels that are shown as the Wilson Farm on Noel Walton’s 1973 Boone Countyproperty map. Today, those parcels are:

054.00-00-067.01Lenville & Irene Wilkerson12153 Dickerson Rd.Walton, KY 41094

and

054.00-00-067.03Jerry & Mona KingP.O. Box 529Union, KY 41091

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Date:

Name: HUGHES CEMETERYLocation: East side of Chambers Road, 1/4 mile from Richwood Presbyterian Church

near Walton. In the back yard of 771 Chambers Road, Walton, 41094

Property Owner: Thomas Guard 485-4054Recorder:Source:

Inscriptions:

Hughes: John Hughes / Born Feb. 16, 1778 / Died Sept. 5, 1839aged 61 yrs, 6 mos, 20 days (stone broken)

Mary / wife of John Hughes / Born May 4, 1782 / Died Jan. 8, 1851aged 76 yrs, 8 mos, 4 days (stone broken)

McElroy: In memory of Elenor / wife of Thomas McElroy / Died Jan. 3, 1881aged 77 years

Thomas McElroy / Born Mar. 5, 1809 / Died Mar. 19, 1852

One unmarked footstone, fieldstones in neat rows

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Date:

Name: HUMELocation: Southwest of the intersection of SR 14 and Poole Road, near I-71

Property Owner:Recorder:Source:

Comments:

No gravestones remain at this location.

Inscriptions:

CASE: Sarah Jane, wife of J.F. Case, d. July 7, 1856, aged 27 yr., 10 mo., 8 da.;Their son, James W., d. Dec. 20, 1858m aged 2 yr., 7 mo., 22 da.

HUME: Elzephan Hume, d. Nov. 13, 1831, in his 65 year.th

Martha, wife of Elzephan Hume, d. Feb. 18, 1839, in her 68 year.th

Sallie C., dau. Of Elzephan & patsy Hume, d. July 25, 1812, age 5 yr., 5 mo., 5 da.

Elzephan F., son of Jogn S. & Mary Hume, d. June 8, 1827, aged 3 mo., 20 da.John S. Hume, b. Feb. 20, 1798, d. Apr. 19, 1871; wife Mary, d. Oct. 16, 1832,

Aged 32 yr., 10 mo., 3 da.Eliza J., b. Oct. 24, 1837, d. Mar. 26, 1860; Joseph M., b. Jan. 15, 1839, d.

Nov. 8, 1848; Jogn B., d. Feb. 24, 1845; aged 3 yr., 4 da. - children ofLeroy & Aletha Hume

Leroy P. Hume, b. Sept. 17, 1804, d. Feb. 1, 1846.Infant son of L.J. & Julia A. Hume, b. Nov. 7, d. Nov. 8, 1866.George W. Hume, d. May 27, 1847, aged 46 yr., 8 mo., 23 da.; wife Paulina B.,

d. May 28, 1845, aged 38 yr., 10 mo., 29 da.