Fayette County KyArchives Cemeteries.....Richardson Family Cemetery - Complete Survey
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Margaret H. Kannensohn En4cer48@aol.com January 24, 2005, 6:50 pm

Abstracted By: Margaret H. Kannensohn

"Springdale"
Russell Cave & Lemon's Mill Rds.
Lexington KY

Last Name     First Name    Middle Name             Birth       Death       Comment
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Richardson    Isabella                              11/19/179?  8/7/1833    Cholera victim?
Richardson    Catherine     E.                      12/16/1795  6/7/1822    
Richardson    Edward                                1776        ?           
Richardson    John          Croley/Crolley/Crowley  3/12/1754   3/24/1834   
Richardson    Mary          Ann Parker                          8/6/1833    2nd w/o John C. Richardson
Richardson    Sarah         Bainbridge Hall         3/22/1753   12/23/1820  1st w/o John C. Richardson
Warren        Sarah         Richardson                          1816        (Likely buried here))
Warren        Thomas        B.                                              



Additional Comments:
John C. Richardson was born either in MD or in VA, depending upon the family 
researcher source.  He reportedly moved to Fayette County abt. 1782.  His 
parents were Wm. Richardson and Isabella Calmes.  One of nine children, at 
least two of his siblings also have been reported to have KY ties:  1.  Sarah, 
b. 1750, m. Benjamin Combs; was m/o Leslie Combs, b. Clark Co ca. 1793, and 2.  
Elizabeth, b. 5/29/1747, m. Samuel Price; has Franklin Co. ties.

John C. was married twice, as noted above.  His second spouse was the d/o 
Elizabeth R. Parker who died 6 August 1833.

Thos. B. Warren, above was born ca. 1777 in VA; he d. 1822; his wife, Sarah 
Hall Richardson, was the d/o John C.  Catherine Richardson, above, never 
married.

All which remains of this family site are stone fragments and the intact stone 
of Isabell Richardson which are be kept safely.  The burying ground was 
destroyed many years ago.


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