Powers Cemetery, Boone County, KY



Submitted by K.L. Garland (babybear@fuse.net)




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                           Powers Cemetery

                              Highway 14

                     Verona, Boone County, Kentucky



Name                         Born        Died       Aged  Relationship



Eliza Boyer Boss         04-30-1816  07-25-1854             Wife of Robert Boss

                                                            Daughter of Richard & 

							    Sarah Boyer



Mary Fry                 07-05-1852  06-24-1858             Daughter of J. F. & 

							    Frances Fry



Benjamin Fullilove       09-28-1808  12-26-1891             Husband of Emily 

							    Fullilove



Emily Fullilove          12-24-1811  01-29-1896             Wife of Benjamin 

							    Fullilove



Mary Howell                          02-10-1847  26y05m--d  Wife of R. J. Howell



Sarah Jane Howell                    01-22-1843  --y14m10d  Daughter of R. J. & 

							    Mary Howell



Cyntha Power             09-26-1828  06-23-1875



Elizabeth Powers                     12-13-1872  ??y10m12d  Wife of John Powers



Grana Powers             10-09-1851  05-10-1853             Daugther of J. & G. 

							    Powers



John Powers                          07-21-1864  81y07m20d



John Powers              12-23-1823  10-29-1887



Lucinda Powers Clements  11-05-1811  08-30-1854             Wife of H. Clements

                                                            Married 04-17-1832

                                                            Daughter John & 

							    Elizabeth Powers



Samuel L. Powers         03-10-1848  05-24-1853



Johnnie Cloyd Ryland                 01-26-1851  --y11m08d  Son of J. C. & N. R. 

							    Ryland



Located on north side of Interstate 71 and west side of Highway 14. Some stones 

are badly weathered and some have been picked up and moved to lean against trees 

in the area. A few stones are so badly weathered and broken that they can't be 

read.