Showing posts with label Hill Cemetery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hill Cemetery. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16, 2020

Update on John Flint of Caldwell County


The following is an update on the post on John Flint HERE  from 14 April 2015

Eli Flint  at Eli.Flint@flexjet.com offers the following points in determining that John Flint, who is buried in Hill Cemetery in Caldwell County, Kentucky, is not the John Flint who left a will in Caldwell County Will Book A, page 333, dated 23 Nov 1819. There were two men of the same name, leading to much confusion.

~  Buried directly next to John Flint in Hill Cemetery is Nancy Flint, noted as  "daughter of Benjamin W. and Ann Flint.”  Their tombstones are in good condition and easily read.  This solves what many people have confused with the Irish born John Flint, who also died in Caldwell County in 1819, as being Ben W. Flint’s father. Surely Ben W. and Ann Flint would not have buried their daughter next to the wrong John Flint.  The tombstone of both John and his granddaughter, Nancy, are in good condition and easily read.   


Tombstones of Nancy Flint and her grandfather, John Flint
in Hill Cemetery


Nancy W. Flint
Daughter of Benjamin W. & Ann Flint
was born Aug. 25th & died Sept. 4th 1821
[buried beside John Flint above]

~  People with the surnames of Ford and Jones are also buried within 25 feet.  These were Ann Ford Flint’s people.

~  Caldwell County records, actually in the courthouse deed and probate books, show that Benjamin W. presented himself in court in 1817 with witnesses to administer his father’s estate and subsequently took over the land and taxes, settled debts, and lived there for several years on Skinframe Creek before selling and moving the family to Graves County, where I grew up.

~  Multiple records in the courthouse for livestock transactions, property deeds, and road work warrants reference John and Benjamin W. Flint.

~  Benjamin W. Flint’s oldest son was named John, who then named his first son Benjamin.

~  Benjamin W. Flint is clearly documented in Graves County deeds, taxes, newspapers, as are all subsequent Flint generations buried in Hebron Cemetery in Lowes, Kentucky; Alexander Addison, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Morgan (my grandfather).

There is a tree in Hebron Cemetery planted when some of the family left to go out west.

Many thanks to Eli Flint for sharing this information.

Submitted by:  Eli Flint (son of Rodney Flint who was the son of Alex Morgan Flint)     


Published 16 July 2020, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog, http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Tombstone Tuesday - John Flint

Sacred
to the Memory
of
Mr. John Flint
who was born Aug. 9th
1765
and died Feb. 5th
1817

Buried Hill Cemetery, off Hwy. 91, Caldwell County, Kentucky. Tombstone photographed 13 May 2011.

There were two men named John Flint who lived in the area at the same time, causing quite a bit of confusion. The above John Flint died first. The inventory of his estate is dated 5 Marcy 1817 with Hugh McVay, Wm. Ford Senr., and William Johnson as appraisers.[1]  The other John Flint left a very detailed will dated 23 November 1819. The appraisers of his estate were John Craig, Elijah Stevens and Tacy Cooper.[2]

[1] Caldwell County Will Book A:305.
[2] Caldwell County Will Book A:333.

Published 14 April 2015, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog,  http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/


Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Tombstone Tuesday - James T. & Lou Rorer

In Memory
James T. Rorer
Feb. 18, 1848 - Dec. 13, 1913
Lou His Wife
Sept. 18, 1854 - Aug. 16, 1914

Buried Hill Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. Tombstone photographed 10 October 2013.

Death certificate #5384 (1913) of James T. Rorer shows he was born in Caldwell County and was the son of J.C. Rorer, born Virginia, and Mary Ann Lott, born Crittenden County, Kentucky. J.T. Rorer and Lou Rorer married 12 February 1878 Caldwell County. It was the first marriage for both parties. Lou Rorer is shown in the household of Rich and Sarah Rorer on the 1870 Caldwell County census.

Published 22 April 2014, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog,  http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Tombstone Tuesday - Thomas H. Hughes

Thos. H. Hughes
Born
Feb. 8, 1843
Died
Oct. 12, 1874
I hoped in thy word.
Psalms 119:147
 
Buried Hill Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. Tombstone photographed 10 October 2013.
 
Thomas Hughs [sic] is found in the household of Thos. and Jane S. Hughs on the 1850 Caldwell County census. He is also mentioned as a son in the will of Jane Hughs (Caldwell County Will Book B, page 250), which was written 28 January 1868 and recorded 16 March 1868.
 
Thomas H. Hughes married Mary R. Byrd 4 November 1868 in Caldwell County.
 
Published 3 December 2013, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog,  http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/
 


Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Tombstone Tuesday - Ruth Ann Freeman

 
Ruth Ann
Wife of
H.F. Freeman
Born
Sept. 29, 1807
Died
Aug. 18, 1856
 
Buried Hill Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky. Tombstone photographed 13 May 2011.
 
Hardy F. Freeman and Ruth Ann Son were married in Caldwell County 24 October 1832. Consent for Ruth Ann Son to marry was given by her mother, Sarah Son. The death record of Ruth Ann Freeman can be found in Vital Statistics (1856). The following information is given: Rutha Freeman, age 50, married, housewife, daughter of Abraham and Sarah Son, died of dysentery 18 August 1856.
 
Published 8 October 2013, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog,  http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Tombstone Tuesday - Hugh and Carrie Dalton




Dalton
Hugh Dalton
Mar. 31, 1854
Dec. 25, 1918
~~~
Carrie His Wife
Sept. 18, 1860
June 22, 1887


Buried Hill Cemetery, Caldwell County, Kentucky, near the Crittenden County line. Tombstone photographed 13 May 2011.

According to his death certificate, Hugh Dalton was born March 31, 1855. His parents were Thomas M. Dalton and Julia Ann Boen, both born in Tennessee.

Hugh Dalton married Carrie Stone in February 1877 Caldwell County, Kentucky. According to the marriage record, which can be found in Marriage Bond Book 12, page 163, he was born in Estill County, Kentucky and this was his first marriage. Carrie Stone was age 16 and was born in Lyon County. Consent for Carrie to marry was given by S.E. Stone, her parent.

The 1910 Crittenden County census shows Hugh Dalton living in Dycusburg with his daughter, Ethel, and a granddaughter.