Archive and History Center Database

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• Camp Nelson National Cemetery
  "Camp Nelson National Cemetery is located adjacent to Camp Nelson National Monument. In the Civil War’s aftermath, the US government initiated a program to recover the bodies of Federal soldiers from scattered battlefields and military posts across the country and reinter them in national cemeteries. Camp Nelson contained four cemeteries during its existence as a military base. The largest of these graveyards, known as Graveyard No. 2, was converted into one of Kentucky’s national cemeteries in 1866. The original tract was eight acres, with seven acres comprising the cemetery and the remainder forming a driveway from the main entrance to the old Danville Turnpike.
• Mary E. Smith Memorial Cemetery (Elsmere, Ky.)
  This is an historic African American cemetery containing more than 1,300 burials.
• Beaver Lick Christian Church (Beaver Lick, Ky.)
  Denomination: Independent
• Zachary Baker Cemetery (Big Bone, Ky.)
  Now located in Big Bone Lick State Park, this is a family cemetery measuring 29 x 30 feet, and containing 12 known interments. Burials range from 1853-1922.
• William Aylor Cemetery (Limaburg, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery that was located around Limaburg Road and Kentucky 18 near Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in Florence, Kentucky.  In 2018 after the land was purchased and being developed the cemetery was moved to the Hebron Lutheran Church Cemetery in Hebron, Kentucky.
• Wilhoit Cemetery (Florence, Ky.)
  Located on land previously known as the Wilhoit Farm, this is a family cemetery measuring 0.2 acres, and containing 11 known interments. Burials range from 1831-1883.
• White Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  Now located in Hunter's Ridge subdivision, this family cemetery contains 2 known interments. Burials range from 1867-1905.
• Whitaker Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  Located on the Whitaker Cemetery Mound, this family cemetery contains 12 known interments. Burials range from 1821-1872.
• Watts Cemetery (Bullittsville, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery containing 26 known interments. Burials range from 1813-1882.
• Vaughan-Marquis Cemetery (Florence, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery containing more than 8 interments. Burials range from 1832-1862.
• Utz Slave Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This cemetery for enslaved people contains six to eight interments.
• Utz Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery measuring 24 x 18 feet, and containing 8 known interments. Burials date from 1870. The location and boundaries were mapped in 2000.
• Terrill Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery containing 13 known interments. Burials range from 1809-1861. The location was mapped in 2001.
• Tanner-Utz Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This was a family cemetery measuring 90 x 90 feet, and containing 57 known interments. Burials ranged from 1866-1901. The burials were relocated to Hopeful Lutheran Church Cemetery in 1999.
• Tanner-Bartell Cemetery (Florence, Ky.)
  Located on the grounds of the Village of Cross Creek apartment complex, this family cemetery measures 150 x 150 feet, and contains more than 20 interments. Burials range from 1814-1895.
• Stansifer-Utz Cemetery (Union, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery containing 10 known interments. Burials range from 1858-1889.
• Souther Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  Located in what is now the Parlor Grove Subdivision, this is a family cemetery measuring 113 x 48 feet, and containing 18 known interments. Burials range from 1825-1856.
• Snyder-Crisler Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  Located in what is now the Gunpowder Trails subdivision, this family cemetery measures 50 x 30 feet, and contains 12 known burials dating from 1884.
• Sleet-Hume-Brasher Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This family cemetery contains more than 8 interments. Burials range from 1817-1863.
• Simeon Christy Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery measuring 12 x 12 feet, and containing 2 known interments. Burials range from 1868-1878. The location and boundaries were mapped in 2000. The cemetery has been relocated.
• Senour Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  Located within what is now the Bedinger's Landing subdivision, this family cemetery contains 19 known interments. Burials range from 1851-1905.
• Sand Run Baptist Church Cemetery (Francisville, Ky.)
  This is a church cemetery containing hundreds of known interments. It is still in active use.
• Salem Predestinarian Baptist Church Cemetery (Walton, Ky.)
  This is a church cemetery containing hundreds of known interments. Burials range from 1833-1943.
• Ryle-Stephens Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This is a large family cemetery containing 75 known interments. Burials range from 1819-1946. The location and boundaries were mapped in 2000.
• Ryle-Neal Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  This is a family cemetery with more than 20 interments. Burials range from 1825-1873.