Booth Cemetery (Richwood, Ky.)

Title: Booth Cemetery (Richwood, Ky.)
Alternate name: Harrison Booth Cemetery (Richwood, Ky.)
Description: Slave holder or African American Burials: Yes; Located in what is now the Triple Crown subdivision, this family cemetery measures 100 x 90 feet, and contains 20 known internments. Burials range from 1863-1877.; Although Harrison Booth and Mollie Snow (aged two) have the only marked gravestones visible in the cemetery, at least 20 individuals are thought to be interred in the cemetery.; Little Mollie was the daughter of Robert F. Snow and Catherine Booth. Catherine was the daughter of Harrison's brother John and his wife Ellen. Because of the size of the cemetery and its location on the Booth Farm, it is likely that John, Martha and their children and grandchildren are buried in the cemetery.
Has beginning: 1863
Has end: 1877
Identifier: Boone Co. GIS Cemetery ID: 26; Find A Grave Cemetery: #2410564
Political division: Richwood (Ky.)
Located within: Triple Crown (Boone County, Ky. : Subdivision)
Related resource: Booth family; Cemetery register [PDF]
Latitude: 38.92663787000
Longitude: -84.64513206000
Target coordinates: 704134.767 m; 4311272.198 m
Bibliographic citation: Boone County, Kentucky Cemeteries, page 141
Source: Boone County GIS; Find A Grave.com; Boone County, Kentucky Cemeteries

Item sets: Cemeteries--Kentucky--Boone County--A-K; AA--Cemeteries--Kentucky

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