Maddox Couple Buried At Moffett Cemetery
Michael Maddox, born November 9, 1789, died January 9, 1838. Celia Maddox, born August 9, 1789, died October 26, 1877. Moffett Cemetery, Trimble County, Kentucky.
Michael Maddox, born November 9, 1789, died January 9, 1838. Celia Maddox, born August 9, 1789, died October 26, 1877. Moffett Cemetery, Trimble County, Kentucky.
Mt. Gilead is a small, overgrown cemetery in rural Mason County, Kentucky, just on the line with Fleming County, on Highway 597, where Highways 1234 and 597 come together. Just looking at this photo you would not suspect the number of gravestones in this cemetery! Ritchey and I […]
Evergreen Cemetery, in the Alexandria community of Campbell County, Kentucky, near Newport, is beautiful but hilly! I’m sure you realize I use that same word to describe almost every cemetery we visit! But they are all beautiful in their own individual way! This is the dramatic gravestone for […]
Dr. Richard B. Cassidy, 1844-1936. Bettie Buckner, his wife, 1845-1925. Mt. Tabor United Methodist Cemetery, Oldham County, Kentucky from Kentucky – A History of the State, by Perrin, 1887 Oldham County Richard B. Cassidy, a native of Oldham County, Kentucky, was born October 8, 1844, and is the […]
The small town of Independence in Kenton County, Kentucky, was on our tour of northern Kentucky several weekends ago. Until I researched the woman for whom this gravestone represents, I didn’t realize the full meaning of the name of the town – quite by accident, I am sure, […]
Augusta, wife of R. H. Ranson, died October 19, 1848, aged 37 years Her memory is cherished on earth Her spirit has ascended to heaven Augusta Ranson is buried in the Maysville Cemetery, Mason County, Kentucky.
On our weekend adventure earlier in the month we visited the beautiful Evergreen Cemetery in Campbell County, Kentucky. As with most cemeteries in the northern Kentucky area, it is hilly! This portion of the cemetery is dedicated to Civil War soldiers, hence the cannons at the four corners, […]
May I present Rosa Leuenberger and George Edwin Hertz, my husband’s great-grandparents! Rosa’s parents were Jacob Leuenberger and Margarite Streich, both born in Switzerland. George’s parents were Henry Hertz and Amelia Florentine Probst, both born in Germany. Rosa was born March 31, 1876, and George, November 21, 1867, […]
Ghent Cemetery Ghent is a small town in northeastern Carroll County, Kentucky, located on the Ohio River. The city was formed in 1814, the year the War of 1812 ended, and was named for Ghent, Belgium, where the treaty ending the war was signed. Many Kentuckians fought in […]
The beautiful Vanceburg Cemetery is located on a hill overlooking the Ohio River, in the city of Vanceburg, in Lewis County. This county was named for Captain Meriweather Lewis, famous for traveling through the Louisiana Purchase with William Clark. Up a windy, pot-holed road, you begin to think […]