Bourbon County Revolutionary War Memorial - Paris, Kentucky, USA - Daughters of the American Revolution on Waymarking.com

• Marker Topped by Semi-Circle bearing Emblem American Eagle and Inscription, "In Memory of The Patriots."

• Across Top of Marker Title Line--"Soldiers of the American Revolution Who Died Citizens of Bourbon County."

• Figure at Left in Relief--Typical Revolutionary Soldier.

• Figure at Right in Relief--Typical Kentucky Pioneer.

• Three Center Columns Contain Names of Patriots of Whom Official Record Has Been Completed.

• Inscription Across Bottom--"Erected By Jemima Johnson Chapter, D. A. R., and the National Insignia."

• Marker Measures 6 Feet 4 Inches by 6 Feet. Weight 750 Pounds and Made of Bronze. Cost $1,650.

• Unveiled on Bourbon County Court House, With Appropriate Dedicatory Ceremonies, Paris, Saturday, June 4, 1927.

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DAR Chapter: Jemima Johnson Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution Date Placed: 01/01/1927 Inscription: Soldiers of the American Revolution Who Died Citizens of Bourbon County Samuel Brice • Isaac Darnell • James Duncan • James Hughes • James Hutchinson • John Luckie • Alexander Mitchell • John Moore • Robert Purdy • William Turner • Benjamin Whaley • John Whitledge David Allen • John Allen • Philip Ament • Nicholas D. Amos • John Ardery • Nicholas Arnold • John Baird • Henry Banta • Elijah Barbey • Alexander Barnett • Elizemond Basye • Samuel Batterton • Walker Baylor • Archibald Beal • David Bowles • William B. Branham • John Brandon • John Breast • Alex. Breckenridge • Alexander Brown • James Brown • James Busby • Hugh Campbell • William Campbell • William Caldwell • John Champe • Robert Clark • John Clay • Samuel Clay • Isaac Clinkenbean • Andrew Cochran • Thomas Conn • John Constant • William Cook • Lewis Corbin • Henry Crose • Samuel Curtright • James Davis • William Dawson • John Debruler • Daniel Delaney • Clementius Dowden • George Edwards • John Edwards • Moses Endicott • Henry Ewalt • Reuben Field • Willian Fisher Hugh Forgey • Peter Forgueran • James Garrard • Nathaniel Gist • Jacob Ham • Nathaniel Harris • William Harris • Thomas Hayes • Joseph Hedges • Benjamin Hennis • David Hickman • Robert Hill • John Hinkson • Ezekiel Hopkins • Thomas Hutchcraft • Joseph Jackson • David Jameson • John Jameson • James Jones • Thomas Jones • William Jones • Isaac Kellar • Thomas Kelly • Benjamin Kendrick • Benoni Kendrick • Thomas Kennedy • James Kenney • Charles Lander • Henry Leer • Samuel Lockwood • George Loyl • Robert Luckie • Edmund Lyne • David Marshall • Thomas McClanahan • William McClelland • Daniel McClintock • John McCloud • Rev. Andrew McClure • James McClure • William McConnell • Daniel McDowell • John Miller, of PA. • John Miller, of S.C. • William Miller • Benjamin Mills • Joseph Mitchell • Edward Nelson • Jeremiah Nesbit William Nesbit • Joseph Palmer • Acquilla Parker • Thomas Parker • John Parks • William Patton • Joseph Penn • Robert Porter • James Pritchett • Joseph Pugh • James Purviance • Nathaniel Raine • George Reading • Thomas Rodgers • Nathaniel Rogers • Archibald Ruddell • Isaac Ruddell • James Sandousky • Benjamin Schooler • John Shaw • Abner Shropshire • Thomas Smith • Weathers Smith • Hezekiah Speaks • Christian Spears • Jacob Spears • James Stark • William Steele • Joseph L. Stephens • John Stipp • Henry Talbert • John Talbot • John Terrill • Moses Thomas • William Thomas • Anthony Thornton • Thomas Thornton • George Trimble • John Varnon • Edward Waller • John Whittington • Henry Wigginton • Hubbard Williams • Robert Wilmott • Henry Wilson • James Wright • Thomas Wright • William Wright Erected 1927 by Jemima Johnson Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution

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