Ewalt Graveyard

Located on the east side of Cynthiana Rd. at the intersection of Cynthiana Rd. and Peacock Rd. This cemetery was difficult to maneuver in as a large portion of it was massive stalks of weeds. There were only 3 marked tombstones and 7 fieldstone graves. Of the fieldstone graves, one was larger than normal being approximately 1' x 1' 8" and was located in the center of the cemetery. (see 1st fieldstone photo)

Bedford Co. PA, VA Mil., Rev. War

America Ewalt

Died July 10, 1846

Unmarked Fieldstone

Elizabeth Frye Keller Ewalt

1756 - 1837

Unmarked Fieldstone

Highland Cemetery

Submitted by Dwaine Hiland

The cemetery is located 400 ft. up hill on the east side of Convict Road about one half mile north of the Sharpsburg Road. Convict Road joins the Sharpsburg Road about 3 miles North East of Plum, KY.

(for GPS fans Lat. 38deg, 11.828min North; Lat 83deg, 59.811 West.)

The marble marker reads,

RACHEL HIGHLAND

BORN

NOV. 12, 1814

DIED

AUG. 25, 1872

J. W. Long 11/2/1838 – 12/28/1912

W. M. Lond 11/10/1798 – 9/24/1875

John Wilson 1786 – 1862

Several other Longs & Wilsons

Lamira Wilson 1839 – 1869

Bryson

T. J. Endicott 4/20/1842 – 2/23/1873

Rev. Charles Webb 4/1/1853 at 83 years

Elizabeth w/o Rev. Charles Webb 8/31/1781 – 10/13/1850

Catherine McFarland 3/19/1804 – 5/10/1850

John Cheatham 8/12/1808 – 1/15/1888 70 yrs, 5 mo, 3 days

James H. Bishop

N. M Satterfield 1/27/1831 – 5/20/1907

Elizabeth A. Satterfield w/o 11/3/1834 – 6/13/1871

Mattie S. Brooks 1862 – 1941

Henry Talbert 1745 – 1819. Revolutionary Soldier

E. B. Whaley 2/17/1813 – 1/6/1896

Susan O. d/o E. B. & Evaline Wahley 1/25/1844 – 7/2/1869

J N o. S. Whaley 1821 – 1880

Laura V. w/o John S. Whaley 2/21/1853 at 21 years 2 days

Nancy B. d/o J.S. & LV Whaley 5/18/1849 ? age 8 mo. 2 days

Daniel Talbert 9/29/1782 – 9/17/1861

Ann w/o Daniel Talbert 7/1/1833 in her 35th year

George Talbert 9/13/1785 – 1/3/1852

Unity w.o. George Talbert 8/31/1738 – 7/22/1864

Elizabeth M. Talbert d/o of George and Unit 9/20/1827 – 1/17/1845

George Hosea s.o. R. & E.A. Talbert 8/26/1852 1 yr, 5 days

Ambrose D. VanHook 2/14/1811 – 10/5/1861

Lucindia w/o A. D. VanHook 6/10/1816 – 12/13/1802

Jemima K. d/o Ambrose and Lucindia VanHook 3/5/1859 – 8/7/1876

Daniel McShane 5/1781 – 10/1/1886 – 75 yrs, 61 days

Nancy w/o Daniel McShane 12/11/1793 – 8/5/1835 – 41 years old

Elizabeth McShane

Eliza Jane Martin 1/31/1835 – 8/22/1850

Edmund Martin 7/19/1857 – in Feb. at 67 years of his age

Zerilda w/o JNO M. Wilson m/o Anne, Martha & Mary A. Wilson 2/28/1878 at 56 years

Anne Wilson d 9/16/1863

Martha J. “ d 1/22/1863

Mary A. Wilson b 9/16/1849 d 8/7/1857

James Wilson 10/15/1781 – 10/15/1851 at 70 yrs

John M. Wilson 9/24/1816 – 7/7/1850

John Waits

Pioneer Magistrate Surveyor – Sheriff born Fayette Co. Penn. May/5/ 1778 married Mary McShane Sept. 27, 1798. Died Harrison Co. KY May 13, 1855

Mary Waits 9/6/1850 at 72 years

Hugh Wilson Ension Va. Mil Rev. War 9/1/1819

Martha W. Williams d.o. W. N. & M.A. Williams 4/25/1859 aged 3 yrs, 1 mo. 7 days

Peter Turney 1/23/1836 – 4/27/1857

Samuel W. E. Harrison s.o. W. V. & S. W. Harrison 8/11/1831 – 3/10/1855

Moses Endecott pvt N.C. Militia Rev. War 10/31/1759 – 5/87/1834

Mary w/o William Endecott 7/24/1853 age 71 yrs. 9 mos. 3 days

JoAnn d/o W. H. & M.S. Endecott 10/8/1855 – 12/25/1859

Isaac Monson 9/1/1765 – 1/11/1852

Emily w/o Joseph Smith 5/9/1805 – 2/26/1872

W. H. Smith 9/29/1840 – 10/25/1904

John Nichols 8/29/1814 – 2/3/1862

Eleanor w/o John Nichols 10/30/1819 – 4/14/1832

John K. s/o John & Eleanor Nichols 2/29/1852 3 yrs 3 mos 12 days

Abraham Bowman 7/14/1808- 10/14/1874

Mary w.o. Abraham Bowman 4/17/1824 – 3/12/1861

Infant son of Abraham and Mary Bowman

William Webb 4/26/1848 65 years

Willie Belle Peddicord w/o George 5/29/1890 – 8/12/1929

Edward McShane – born Hinterdon City N.J 1751, died Harrison County, KY 1796 Pvt in NJ Militia Rev. War

Indian Creek:

On other side of street (newer) several of the following

Webb

Smith

Peddicore

Waits

Long

Cobb

Indian Creek Baptist Church Historical Marker

Endecott Meeting House

Daniel Talbert 9/29/1782 – 9/17/1861

George Talbert 9/13/1785 – 1/3/1852

Henry Talbert 1745 – 1819. Revoluntionary Soldier

Unity w.o. George Talbert 8/31/1738 – 7/22/1864

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HISTORY OF KENTUCKY BAPTISTS

by J. H. Spencer vol. 1,pgs 205-206

INDIAN CREEK CHURCH

Located in Harrison county, was probably gathered by Augustine Eastin. It was constituted of eight members, in 1790, and united with Elkhorn Association in August of the same year. It remained a member of this fraternity till 1813, when it entered into the constitution of Union Association, to which it still belongs. Augustine Eastin was its first pastor, so far as known. Under his ministry it attained a membership of ninety-five, in 1802. But the next year it divided, in consequence of Mr. Eastin's having introduced the Arian doctrine among its members. About thirty members adhered to the recreant pastor, and formed themselves into what would now be called a Unitarian Church. This faction, after the death of its leader, united with the Campbellites.

About the time of this rupture David Biggs settled in the neighborhood and became a member, and probably the pastor of Indian Creek Church. From this time till 1833, the church enjoyed peace and a good degree of prosperity. At that date it numbered 111 members. But the next year it divided again, about fifty of its members entering into the fellowship of Licking Association. From this time it continued to decline, till 1856, when it numbered only thirteen members. After that it increased slowly, till 1880, when it numbered forty-two members.

ISAAC MUNSON was a preacher in this church about sixty years. He died in 1852. Among its pastors since the death of Mr. MUNSON may be named Henry BELL, John HOLLIDAY, James SPILLMAN, A. W. MULLINS and George VARDEN.

HISTORY OF KENTUCKY BAPTISTS

vol. 2, pgs. 267-268

ISAAC MUNSON was the first preacher in Union Association. He was probably in the constitution of Indian Creek Church, which he first represented in Elkhorn Association, in 1792, and of which he appears to have been pastor till his death, which occurred in 1852. Of this church he was a member at least 62 years.

Indian Creek Baptist Church Cemetery

Also Known as Endicott Meeting House

Located in Harrison Co, KY just over the Bourbon Co. line. Burials include some Bourbon Co. residents.

Submitted and recorded by Alan Dorschung

Kennedy Cemetery

Located on Highway 627 (Winchester Road), this cemetery sits on the edge of the road, just a few yards east of the Winchester Farm. Beyond the trees are the remains of the Kennedy home which burnt down several years ago.

James Bowin Kennedy

4/5/1826 - 10/15/1836, son of Jesse & Polly Kennedy

Jesse Washington Kennedy

9/17/1847 - 4/2/1862, son of J. B. & M. M. Kennedy

Rachel Kennedy

12/7/1750 - 6/17/1826, wife of Thomas Kennedy, born in North Carolina, migrated to Ky

Va. Mil. Rev. War

8/11/1787 - 4/3/1863, He was born, resided and died on this farm, valued life and lamented in death. He was the founder and first member of Concord Church and firm believer in the cheering and beautiful faith that God will have all men to be saved.

John Kennedy

6/27/1785 - 12/2/1838, son of Thos & Rachel Kennedy

Rachel Kennedy

Born 12/20/1791, dau of Thos & Rachel Kennedy, she died young

Thomas Kennedy

Born in Maryland Jan 22, 1744 resided 7 years in Virginia, visited Ky in 1776, migrated with his family in 1779, resided at Strodes Station until 1785, then located on this place and died Aug 14, 1827 Without a struggle or a groan. His last words were " I never felt better in my life."

Francis Thorton

Native of Ireland,Died Oct 26, 1857, Aged about 60 years

Kenney Cemetery

Photos taken by Teresa Martin Klaiber

Submitted by Carol Lovitt rdlwcl@alltel.net

The Kenney Cemetery is located on Stonerside Farm on North Middletown Road

Abigail H. Barnes

4/6/1840 - 2/5/1865, wife of Geo. F. Barnes, daughter of I. & M. Johnson

James Houston

3/8/1801 - 5/1/1819

Helena Johnson

1/2/1804 - 8/2/1849, daughter of James & Margaret Kenney

James H. Johnson

6/5/1826 - 8/2/1849, son of John & Helena Johnson

Victor M. Johnson

Caroline Kenne

9/14/1813 - 12/6/1836

Mary Kenney

5/14/1747 - 9/22/1796

Tilford Kenney

born 11/9/1873, son of J. B. & Q. Kenney

Victor Mareau Kenney Sr.

2/20/1812 - 9/30/1877

James Kenney

In Memory of James Kenney he departed this life the 13th of March in 1814. Aged 62 years.

Abigail B. Houston

10/31/1801 - 7/17/1856

Dewitt C. Johnson

4/1/1828 - 7/31/1849, son of John & Helena Johnson

Isaac N. Johnson

3/29/1840 - 8/2/1849, son of John & Helena Johnson

Laura Johnson

5/21/1834 - 9/5/1835, daughter of John & Helena Johnson

Catherine Kenney

Margaret Kenney

Tabitha Kenney

11/1/1813 - 10/17/1879, wife of V. M. Kenney

Victor M. Kenney Jr.

9/11/1840 - 12/10/1861

Marcarit Leer

5/21/1831 - 2/2/1833, daughter of D & C. Leer

Bourbon County, KY

Cemetery Transcriptions

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1 mile from North Middletown

Memory of George Lander, died Aug. 14, 1833, aged 79 yrs, 7 mos, 16 days

Memory of Catherine Lander, consort of Charles, died June 19, 1835 aged 67

Memory of Elizabeth Lander died Aug. 10, 1835, aged 59 yrs, 5 mos, 11 days

Catherine Spencer c1816-1839, wife of Joseph Allen Lander 1812-1862, died Bourbon Co., KY

(Kitty Ann Spencer Lander: SACRED To the memory of Kitty Ann Lander Consort of Joseph A. Lander Who departed this life May 19th 1839 Aged 23 Years 1 mo & 18 days - The Lord giveth of the Lord Taketh away blessed be the Name of the Lord. Kitty Ann Lander must have been a very special person, considering that she is buried in the only above ground vault in the cemetery, which is located directly behind Charles and Catherine Lander. She evidently was very religious, as indicated by the verse on the top of her vault. Narrative and Photo courtesy Alice F. Hills. Catherine Ann SPENCER and Meredith Ethel & her brother, David Luther LANDER are 1st cousins 5 times removed. Their common ancestors are Patriarch Charles LANDER and Katharine FOREMAN. Joseph Allen LANDER is the 3rd great grandfather of Meredith Ethel & her brother, David Luther LANDER.)

Charles Lander, born December 9, 1754, died aged 78 years, 8 months and 15 days

William D. Taylor died of cholera Aug. 9, 1849, aged 37

John H. Taylor died of cholera Aug. 9, 1849, aged 49

Rebecca Taylor, consort of Simon Taylor, died of cholera Aug. 2, 1849 aged 61 yrs, 2 mos. and 1 day.

Simon Taylor, born Jan 17, 1781, died March 27, 1834

Lower Bethel Graveyard

Prescott Pike, near North Middletown

In memory of Ellen Marshall, daughter of W. P. and P.N. Stone, who was born Oct. -------- died Oct. 24, 1848

In memory of Susan F. Stone, daughter of W. P. and Susan Ann Stone who died Sept. 21, 1837 aged 3 yrs.

Sacred to the memory of Edward E. Mason who died Oct. 19, 1824, aged 28

Sacred to the memory of Susan Stone, consort of William P. Stone who died Aug. 2, 1805, aged 19 yrs.

Samuel Black died Aug. 30, 1845 aged 53 yrs. 9 mos. and 5 days.

Sarah W. Black, wife of Samuel, died Sept. 7, 1845 aged 16 yrs, 2 mos 19 da.

George S. Shirley b. March 10, 1805, died Aug. 23, 1860

Sarah J., wife of George S. Shirley b. Nov 7, 1811, died Oct. 6, 1854

Rockbridge Graveyard

In memory of James H. Fach born Jan. 10, 1853, died Sept. 16, 1854

To the memory of Joshua -------------destroyed--------------------

Ardery, Mary M.

Wife of John Ardery, Born May 16, 1825 - Died Dec. 15, 1874

Ardery, Elizabeth

To the memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Ardery consort of John Ardery who departed this life March 10, 1833; aged 48 years. She was amiable and benevolent in her disposition, her head knott no disguise, she was a dutiful and loving wife, a tender and affectionate mother, and loved by all who knew her. She was a regular member of the presbyterian church, for many years, and lived in full communion with that church, and died in the triumph of gospel faith. This happy soul has now resind, she called by the great I am, she left her troubles all behind and gone to ........

Ardery, John J. Jr.

Born Jan. 27, 1823 - Died May 22, 1850

Ardery, John Sr.

Born 1790 - Died Apr. 4, 1853?

Armstrong, John

Born Oct 3rd, 1830 - Died Apr. 2nd 1832

Armstrong, Caroline Eliza

Born Feb. ?, 18?0 - Died May 10, 18??

Armstrong, P. H.

Born April 11, 1816 - Died Jan. 15, 1858

1831

Revolutionary Soldier, 1773 - 1783, Placed by Jemima Johnson Chapter, PA Militia

Morton, Thos

Co. 4, 24 U S INF

William McConnell Graveyard

Located directly across from 4366 Lexington Road. Approximately 1/16 mile off the road and surrounded by a black plank fence. This graveyard included several fieldstone marker. The following is a complete list of marked graves.

The Marsh Cemetery is located in Paris at Legion Park, on the right side of the entrance leading into the Bourbon County Fairgrounds. The cemetery sits on the edge of the road and is enclosed inside of eight rock pillars with chains between nearly each one. This enclosure was apparently not original to the cemetery as they are not in the photo from the 1978 newspaper article below. There also appears to be eight sections which are divided off with rolls of rocks along the top, sides and bottom. The entire surface is covered in rocks, some of which may be fieldstone markers. In the far left plot sets two graves belonging to Beal and Nicholas Marsh. The inscription of Beal Marsh is unreadable except for his name

Beal Marsh

Unreadable except for the name. Per article below "Died in December 1833 at the age of 60 years."

Nicholas C. Marsh

Born Sept 1? 180?

Died Feb 7 184?

(?=unclear)

Graves of Beal & Nicholas C. Marsh

Marsh Cemetery Marker Stone

KyGenWeb - Marsh Biography

Marsh Cemetery Newspaper Article and Photo - Paris Daily Enterprise Thursday August 17, 1978

Miscellaneous Graves

These two lone graves are located across from the Clintonville Cemetery on Highway 57. Additional information: 1880 census Bourbon Co., Clintonville - Bone Baty, male, black, age 55, Lucy Baty, female, black, 50

Baty?, Bonapar

10/19/18?? - 1/20/189?

Baty, Lucy

Died 1/4/1881, wife of Bony Baty

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