JUDGE CHARLES DANIEL CEMETERY

on left side of lane off north side of Demossville Rd near Grants Lick, Campbell County, KY

Photo of Judge Charles Daniel Cemetery

In 1794 Charles Daniel II arrived in Campbell County with his whole family of eleven children (five sons) and several slaves from Virginia. He was named a Judge of the Quarterly Sessions at the first court session. These would have been some of the first settlers of these lands and their burial sites have been forgotten. I believe that I have been able to discover the three cemeteries where they are buried. The Daniels would have originally owned these lands that they are buried on. Below is a suggested list of people buried there on Charles II’s land.

Boyd, Benjamin F 6 May 1825-Aug 1849
Bradford, Charles E 19 June 1854-13 Aug 1858
Bradford, Rosetta 27 Sep 1851-24 Aug 1859
Broadduss, Benjamin Dudley 1817-1854; Sarah’s husband
Broadduss, Sarah Ann (nee Daniel) 1817-1851; Vivion’s daughter

Cain, Mary Ann (nee Whaley) 13 Apr 1849-25 Feb 1879

Daniel, Alexander G b-15 Jan 1821 in Grants Lick Ky. d-3 June 1853 in Grants Lick; h/o Elizabeth
Daniel, Anna D (nee Stephenson) 11 Feb 1802-Aug 1869
Daniel, Appolius 6 May 1830-1852
Daniel, Charles II; "Father" 2 Mar 1736-9 Apr 1826; arrived with his whole family of eleven children from Virginia in 1794
Daniel, Charlotte b-1793 in Kentucky; d-1855 in Grants Lick Ky; African American woman who was common law wife of Vivian Daniel
Daniel, Beverly Smith b-26 Feb 1795-11 Apr 1878
Daniel, Enos 1779-1857; s/o Charles & Sara
Daniel, Frances Louise Nov 1825-2 Nov 1905; w/o Wellington Beverly Daniel
Daniel, James Washington; Vivion’s grandson thru his son Joseph Henry Harrison Daniel 1842-1845
Daniel, Jane Ann (nee Mayfield) 1753-1823
Daniel, John Vivion Mickleborough; Vivion’s son 1820-1820
Daniel, Mary 1796-1826
Daniel, Mary (nee Thomason) 1767-1854
Daniel, Peter 17 Mar 1764-22 Jan 1853
Daniel, Sara (nee Tate) Charles’s wife 1744-1823
Daniel, Sarah W 29 Sep 1859-12 Dec 1859
Daniel, Vivion; Charles & Sara’s son 1769-1839
Daniel, Vivion b-1790 in Morning View, Licking River, Campbell Co Ky. s.o William A & Mary Catherine (Thomason) d-1857 in Grants Lick
Daniel, Wellington Beverly 8 Sep 1822-29 Apr 1884; s/o Beverly S & Anna D; h/o Frances Louise (Gosney)
Daniel, William 19 Jan 1762-15 May 1845

Dicturn, Nancy Melvin (nee Daniel) 1805-1828; Vivion’s daughter
Dicturn, John Milton; h/o Nancy

Melton, Dr. Leandor Lynn 3 Feb 1899-19 Mar 1984

Smith, Lucinda Jane Mickleborogh (nee Daniel) Vivion’s daughter 1818-1839
Smith, Unknown-Lucinda’s husband

several unknown slaves

DANIEL–MORNINGVIEW CEMETERY

Griffins Ford Road near Grant’s Lick, Campbell County, Kentucky

Photo of Morningview Cemetery

Below is a suggested list of Daniels buried there on William’s land

William Daniel; Charles II son 1762-1845

Mary (Thomason) Daniel; William’s wife 1767-1854

Peter Daniel; Charles II son 1764-1853

Jane Ann (Mayfield) Daniel; Peter’s wife 1765-1828

Vivion Daniel; William and Mary’s son 1790-1857

Charlotte (unknown) Daniel; Vivion’s wife 1793-1855

Mary Daniel; William and Mary’s daughter 1796-1826

Alexander G Daniel; William and Mary’s grandson thru their son Beverly Smith Daniel 1821-1853

Appolius Daniel; William and Mary’s grandson thru their son Beverly Smith Daniel 1830-1852

Anna D Stephenson; wife of Beverly S Daniel and mother of the two children listed above 1802-1869

several unknown slaves

two Bradford children

unknown Caine

WEINEL CEMETERY

At the end of Miller Road off of Licking Pike near Alexandria, Campbell County, Kentucky

Photo of Weinel Cemetery

Below is a suggested list of people buried there on Charles III’s land

Charles Daniel III; Charles II son 1767- 1847

Elizabeth (Thomason) Daniel; Charles III wife before 1766

unknown slave

several Weinel family and friends

Disclaimer: None of these cemeteries are now owned by the Daniel family. They are all on private land and none of the cemeteries are marked. The graves are unmarked except for upright field stones. To arrange a visit to any of these cemeteries please contact: John (Jack) Blackstone Daniel III, Dayton, Ohio, 937-558-1527 or at partsunlimited@earthlink.net

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