Chronicles of Boone County

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• Cleveland, Melinia
  Melinia's first married name is listed on the marriage document for her second marriage. However, it is nearly illegible. 'Pillis' is the best guess.
• Cooper, Charles
• Brown, Judie
• Brooks, Henry Clay
  Henry Brooks enlisted into the Union army as a Private, and was promoted to the rank of Corporal on July 30, 1865.
• Cave, Omer
• Bradford, Henry
  The 1870 census describes Henry as "mulatto".
• Berkshire, Elizabeth [3]
• Brooks, Charlotte
• Acra, Benjamin
• Aylor, Mildred
• Aylor, Chelch
• Cleveland, Martha Jane
  Father & Mother buried in Florence Cemetery
• Sleet, Alice
• Bates, Sophia
  Free Person of Color in 1850 Federal Census: District 2, Boone, Kentucky.
• Barkshire, Johnse
• Barkshire, Greenberry
• Barkshire, Fanny
• Barkshire, Elizabeth
• Barkshire, William [2]
• Barkshire, Charlotte
• Barton, William [2]
  The 1870 census lists his race as "mulatto".
• Barton, Fannie
  The 1870 census lists her race as "black".
• Barton, Era
  The 1870 census lists her race as "black".
• Black, Oscar
• Black, John Henry
  According to his Washington state marriage record, John was divorced at the time he married Jennie Hart.