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Potter's Field

Also known as Campbell County Cemetery

Cold Spring


This cemetery is located just past the Kroger Store in Cold Spring in front of the Fire Training area and  across from Skyline Chili on Martha Lane Collins Road.  It is not kept up and stones are thrown around. . It is believed that the cemetery is at least 75 years old  (in 1976) and has 500 people buried in it.  We will add names as we find them.

GPS Coordinates 39 deg 01.509N 084 deg 27.321W


 

 

Armstrong, Sallie a-87y; d-18 July 1915of fractured thigh in Cold Spring

Burt, Thomas-d. 28 Apr 1976; age 86

Dutroit, John b-1850; d-18 Aug 1912 in Wilder of exhaustion from extreme heat; "letters on person from Jacob Arn of Pittsburgh Pa

Hall, Robert LeRoy-born July 17, 1921-died July 9 1838
Herzog, William about 32y; d-17 Sep1915  drowned in Ohio River
Hobson,
Edward (black laborer) b-1873 in Hanover Virginia; a-40y; d-21 June 1913 in Ft Thomas; run over by a railroad near Ft Thomas; br-21 June in County Infirmary; informant Thomas McClanahan of Melbourne

Long, Arthur a-48y; d-25 Oct 1915 of accidental drowning in Licking River

Marksberry, Infant b&d 16 May 1915 at 525 West 8 S in Newport
McKernon, McQuinn (looks to be about 50) d-23 Nov 1913 at Speers Hospital in Dayton of pneumonia; br-29 Nov

Reid, John-d. May 2 1976; age 94 (last person to be buried in Potter's Field)
Rossman, Unknown about 45y; d-19 Apr 1915 of fractured skull in Newport

Stifler, John W b-Kentucky; a-64y; d-8 Aug 1901

Unknown, Male Infant (white) a-10-12 days old found 30 Apr 1913 in Ohio River near Dayton KY; br-3 May
Unknown, Woman (white) about 30; found in Ohio River near New Richmond KY 18 Aug 1947; br-25 Aug
 

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