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This transcription was taken from
a book found in the Shelby County Public Library entitled,
"Cemetery Records of Kentucky, Volume I, Jefferson County, Part
I" compiled by LTC Robert C. Jobson (ret). Please email your
coordinators if you have any questions or comments regarding this
cemetery.
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"Located on the
Bryant Farm, one mile north of Hwy 55, one mile east of
Fisherville. Copied 1986." - Eastwood Road |
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Notes |
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Nicholson, Elizabeth Shackleford
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1773 - 1859
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(stone has been placed in recent
years)
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Nicholson, James S.
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17 Jan 1796 - 11 Nov 1872
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(James S. son of Elizabeth S.,
placed in recent years)
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Nicholson, Sarah J.
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01 May 1825 - 18 Apr 1877
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Nicholson, William
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20 Sep 1798 - 19 Apr 1879
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son of Elizabeth S.
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Nicholson, Jemima
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23 Jun 1809 - 17 Jun 1883
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his wife
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Nicholson, James L.
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15 Oct 1839 - 31 Jan 1905
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Father
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Nicholson, Ellen Hines
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12 Feb 1846 - 31 Jan 1924
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Mother
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Nicholson, William S.
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12 Aug 1872 - 20 Feb 1953
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Brother
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Nicholson, Cleo Clark
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22 Dec 1874 - 08 Oct 1970
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Nicholson, Caroline B.
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02 Feb 1880 - 01 Apr 1964
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Sister
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Norman, Kezia
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02 May 1825 - 26 Dec 1863
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wife of S. C.; daughter of
William Nicholson; married 24 Oct 1847 in Jefferson County to
Alexander W. Norman
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Norman, Franklin P.
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12 Nov 1852 - 01 Jul 1859
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son of S. C. & K
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Kennedy, Everett Lee
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1897 - 1980
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husband to Elizabeth Winsor
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Kennedy, Elizabeth Winsor
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1897 - 1973
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daughter of Mary Winsor
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Winsor, Mary N.
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04 Sep 1870 - 15 Apr 1949
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Mary N. Nicholson, sister of
Cleo C. & Caroline B.
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The following two
burials are additional listings found at Interment.com
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Nicholson, John S.
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30 Dec 1843 - 09 Mar 1846
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son of James S. & Sarah, his
wife (unmarked grave)
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Nicholson, Edward Lewis
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02 Jun 1877 - 05 Feb 1958
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son of James L. & Ellen
Hines
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Many thanks to Dianne for placing and
giving additional information at the Interment.com site regarding
names and relationships. "The Nicholson family
cemetery is on what was then called 'The Cedars'. The
land first coming into the possession of my Nicholson family ca
1820's and remained until my grandmother, Perrin Caruth
Nicholson-Parfitt sold the land a few years before her
death." - Dianne
Parfitt
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