Chronicles of Boone County

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• Kirtley, Caroline T.
• Smith, Harriet
  In 1850, two Hayes children lived with the family--Harriet and Pulaski Hayes. They were the two youngest children of Harriet's sister, Nancy (Smith) Hayes.
• Burke, Bernard Andrew
• Williams, Caroline
  Caroline Williams was the daughter of Cincinnati Enquirer artist Carll B. Williams and Mary Teal Williams. She was an artist best known for her pen and ink sketches. Her family lived in Northern Kentucky until 1913 when they moved to Cincinnati, Ohio. She attended Hughes High School and furthered her education at the University of Cincinnati (one year), the Art Academy of Cincinnati and the Art Students League in New York City.
• Trueblood family
• Penn family
• Kirtley, Stant
• Beatty, Lewis
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1884
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1884.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1883
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1883.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1882
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1882.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1879
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1879.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1878
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1878.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1877
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1877.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1876
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1876.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1875
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1875.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1874
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1874.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1873
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1873.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1872
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1872.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1871
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1871.
• Boone County Tax List for Negroes and Mullatoes, 1866
  A list of African Americans appearing in the tax rolls for Boone County, Kentucky in 1866.
• Reagan, Cornelius Lewis
  Cornelius Reagan graduated Florence High School and enrolled at the University of Kentucky before enlisting in the U.S. Army Air Corps in November of 1940 and being commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. While serving in the South Pacific, Reagan was shot down over Bali, but survived. After returning to the skies his plane was once again shot down on February 25, 1942 over the island of Java.
• Potter's Ranch Cemetery (Boone County, Ky.)
  Located on the Potter's Ranch property, there are two marked graves. There is no cemetery register.
• 1906--Boone Co., Julius Simpson marries Alta May Weaver
  Julius Simpson and Alta May Weaver are married by H.L. Selby. Witnessed by Ethel Sturgeon and S.E. Selby.
• Utz, Martha Elizabeth