Slatten - Carter - Thompson
Slighty edited (corrected) version of previous submission:
 
Submitter:
Clinton Slayton
19-C Lakeshore Dr
Homewood AL
 
Date of survey: Sunday, September 3, 2000
 
Locations:
Woodford co KY, overlooking  the Kentucky River valley and Bluegrass Parkway. Appears on TVA and Farm Bureau plat maps
 (private property, not accessible to the public, still used and maintained by the family)
from Versailles from Woodford Historical Society Center to McGowan's Ferry Rd, 
several miles to Lillard's Ferry on right, several miles to Bowman Lane on right. No developed road to this yard.
 
Slatten (husband and wife)
William F 
Apr 25 1861
Oct 12, 1907
 
Virginia C
Feb 15, 1861
Sept 23, 1935
 
Slatten (husband and wife)
Ben F 
Mar 13, 1900
Feb 25, 1996
 
Myrtle Lee Robinson
Apr 25, 1908
Mar 22, 1994
 
(Carters)
Beauregard Carter
1859 - 1939
 
(infant markers)
Ben Carter
Ben Carter Jr
Elmira
 
(Thompsons)
Jefferson Thompson
 Apr 17, 1868
Jan 18, 1935
 
Allie Thompson
Oct 18, 1869
Nov 1, 1939
 
Carter Thompson
Apr 16, 1892
Apr 4, 1914
 
descendants and records say William Franklin Slatten and 
Virginia"Jenny" Carter Slatten)
 
Beauregard Carter was brother of Virginia (Carter) Slatten and 
Allie (Carter) Thompson.  His ruined farmhouse is near the cemetery.

Research by submitter Clinton Slayton suggests this lineage:
John Slatton of NC/SC - 1st gen
Capt John Slaton of Hawkins co TN -2nd gen
John Slatton of Lee co VA, Owen co KY -3rd gen
James Slatton of Harrison co KY - 4th
William Franklin Slatten of Woodford co KY -5th
Ben F Slatten of Woodford co KY -6th

Five brothers served in the Union Army, acc to John H's obituarybut I count six. 
Adjutant General's report - Union (KY)
William M : Co B , 6th KY Vol Cav Enrolled as Corporal, 1861 in Scott co KY, Captured, paroled Aug 1862, possibly released 
Tazewell TN, Sept 1862, no prison recorded. Raised from Corporal to Sergt [busted back down to 
private] 
B F Slatten, Co I, 1st reg, Capital Guards, enlisted Frankfort Aug 18, 1864, 6 mos duration
James Slatten appears as orderly sergeant for 15th KY Inf (?),  
but also
James Slatten Co B , 6th KY Volunteer Cavalry, enlisted  Louisville Mar 10 1864. 
Madison Slatten Co K, 4th KY Vol Inf, enlisted Chattanooga, Jan 4, 1864, prisoner at Andersonville
John Statten [sic], Co K, 4th KY Vol Inf, enlisted Louisville Apr 3, 1864
Thomas J Slatten, Co K, 4th KY Vol Inf, enlisted Camp Dick Robinson Oct 9, 1861

James Slatten was in the Harrison-Owen-Scott-Grant co KY area with at least two of his brothers, Madison "Matt," and John H, 
and possibly two more brothers, Ben F and Clarence (?). Burial places of the brothers still not located, though Matt is assumed to be buried in the area of Corinth or Stonewall KY. The Ben F in the graveyard is the grandson of James, nephew of older Ben F.