While the American Revolution did not primarily take place in Boone County, several major battles occurred in Kentucky, and involved Kentuckians under General George Rogers Clark and others.
Many Revolutionary veterans settled in Boone County and received land grants here. There was activity around the Big Bone Lick, and along the Ohio River. It had a great influence on subsequent Boone County history.
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Alexander, Lt. James his wife Jerusha Alexander, d. 12 Jan 1843, age 90 is buried at New Bethel Baptist Church Cem., Verona
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Craig, John Hawkins Virginia, private and quartermaster general, d. 8 Apr 1852; buried Craig Graveyard, East Bend, near Gunpowder Creek DAR marker on the grave
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Johnson, Cave Virginia, private, d. 19 Jan 1850; buried in Sand Run Baptist Church Cemetery; son of William and Elizabeth Johnson of Virginia
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Kay, James Virginia, private, d. 12 July 1833; buried in Old Salem Predestinarian Cem.
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Matthews, James on Boone County list of rejected pension applicants – uncertain
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Rouse, Jacob Virginia, private - He was 84 at time of pension application 4 Dec 1832
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Steers, Hugh d. 12 Jan 1846, age 90; buried in Steers Cemetery, Glencairn (Ferguson) Farm, Union. Steers emigrated from Ireland at age 18
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Vest, George Old Salem ? - He was 76 at time of pension application 10 Jan 1833