Borderlands Archive and History Center Database

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• Miles, Albert

  1852 Court Orders August Term_ Albert Miles, freeborn in Culpeper County, VA, 22 yrs old, bright mulatto, stands five feet seven inches high. Mrs. Nancy Botts declared that she knew him to be free born; that his mother's name was Jane Miles and his father's name was unknown.

• unknown, Winston

  Manumission filed in Boone County Court 1852, description as follows: "thirty six years of age, five feet seven or eight inches high, dark copper complexion" manumission evidence accepted and certified by court; dated 2 Sept 1844.

• Cleveland, Martha Jane

  Father & Mother buried in Florence Cemetery

• unknown, Charles [19]

  1828 Estate Appraisal, Boy, Charles- $375; 1833 executor's statement for estate of Lewis Riddell; enslaved man Charles was transferred to Riddell's daughter, Ann Riddell Stephens, wife of Tom Stephens

• Corbin, Albert

• Connor, Ben F.

  "History of the Orphan Brigade" by E.P. Thompson, 1898: "Ben F. Connor, Boone County, fought at Donelson, Hartsville, Stone River, Jackson, Chickamauga, and Mission Ridge, after which he joined the Sixth Confederate Cavalry and served therewith." - Jack Rouse

• Conly, Thomas

• The Era of Reconstruction 1861-1900 : A National Historic Landmarks Theme Study

  Written by historians Gregory P. Downs and Kate Masur for the National Historic Landmarks Program about the reconstruction era following the Civil War.

• Conly, Leonard

• Colsher, William H.

• Colcher, John N.

  Found in 1850 and 1860 Censuses living in Petersburg, Kentucky. Found living out the rest of his life from 1880 Census until death in Lynchburg, Tennessee.

• Collins, Joe

  "From Fitzgerald book, page 76: Applied for pension at Boone County. County uncertain." - Jack Rouse

• Cole, Hiram J.

  "H. Cole is listed as living in Verona Precinct near Scholl #42, also near Adam's School on what is now known as Poole Road in Boone Co." - Jack Rouse

• Cloud, Tilghman H.

• Clore, W.H.

  The Boone County, Kentucky 1883 Atlas shows W.H. Clore on Stevenson Mill Rd. near the Verona end.

• Clore, J. Willis

• 6th Co., First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Captain George Pugh commanded this company under Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott during the War of 1812.

• 5th Co., First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Captain Michael Glaves commanded this company under Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott during the War of 1812.

• 4th Co., First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Captain Coleman A. Collier commanded this company under Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott during the War of 1812.

• 3rd Co., First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Captain Joseph Redding commanded this company under Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott during the War of 1812.

• 2nd Co., First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Captain Lynn West commanded this company under Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott during the War of 1812.

• 1st Co., First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Captain Joseph Redding commanded this company under Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott during the War of 1812.

• First Regiment, Kentucky Militia

  Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Scott commanded this regiment during the War of 1812.

• 12th Co., Tenth Regiment, Light Infantry, Kentucky Volunteers

  Captain Edmond Bacon commanded this company under Colonel William E. Boswell during the War of 1812.

• 11th Co., Tenth Regiment, Light Infantry, Kentucky Volunteers

  Captain Issac Gray commanded this company under Colonel William E. Boswell during the War of 1812.