Located in the Union Ridge / Hamilton Lane / Hall Road triangle of northeastern Franklin County, next to the log house occupied by the Baldwin family until the 1920s. The property is owned by the Michael Lynd estate (widow in Lexington). This cemetery was not recorded in Church and Family Graveyards of Franklin County, Kentucky (1976).

Surveyed April 28, 2007 by David Misenheimer.

Baldwin Home

Cemetery Overview

Marked Stones

Name Dates / Notes
Baldwin, B. F.May 4, 1817 – May 19, 1885
Baldwin, JaneWife of Thomas S. Baldwin · July 26, 1848 – Aug 19, 1875
Baldwin, James W.June 26, 1838 – Oct 3, 1902
Baldwin, Alpha J.Wife of James W. · Feb 27, 1844 – May 10, 1916
Baldwin, GranvilleSept 28, 1814 – Aug 4, 1879
Wash, D. RussellSon of T & SJ Wash · Sept 29, 1881 – Feb 23, 1900
Wash, Addie B.Daughter of T & SA Wash · May 16, 1880 – May 20, 1880
Wash, Julia F.Daughter of Thomas & Sarah · Sept 26, 1873 – Oct 27, 1874
Wash, BabySon of T & SJ Wash · Died April 18, 1885
Wash, John H.1869 – 1907
Wash, Johnnie B.1908 – 1911
Wash, Ottis1895 – 1910
Wash, ThomasOct 1, 1836 – May 16, 1906
Wash, Sarah J.Wife of Thomas · May 15, 1842 – Oct 30, 1919
Wash, Mary AliceOct 10, 1871 – Jan 25, 1898
Douthard, SallieWife of Silas Douthard · Died Jan 2, 1864, aged 85 years
Bledsoe, MildredWife of D. G. Bledsoe · Oct 4, 1815 – Sept 5, 1890

Family Notes

Sallie Boots was born in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland, daughter of Bartes and Rachel Newman Boots. She married first James Baldwin and had children: Bartes (m. Hannah Gatewood); Rachel (wife of John Page); Andrew (m. Rebecca Sacry); Warren (m. Judah Green, widow of Presley Hampton); Granville (m. Nancy Sacry); and Benjamin Franklin. James Baldwin died between 1817–1821. Sallie then married Silas Douthard (Douhitt) and died January 2, 1864. Silas may be buried here — several rocks stand near her stone.

Sarah Jane Baldwin, daughter of Granville and Nancy Sacry Baldwin, married Thomas Wash. A number of the Wash children are buried here.

Thomas S. Baldwin married Delania Jane Bledsoe, daughter of David C. and Mildred Bledsoe. She and her mother Mildred (wife of D. C. Bledsoe) are also buried here.

Contemporary notices

The Frankfort Roundabout — Saturday, July 17, 1886:
Died, at Woodlake last Saturday at noon, of flux, Mrs. Jesse Wash, in her 29th year. She leaves a husband and 3 small children, the youngest only 7 months old… Funeral by Rev. C. L. Ford at the residence of Mr. C. Murphy, two and a half miles from Stamping Ground, on Cedar Pike; remains interred in the family burying ground at the same place.

The Frankfort News — Wednesday, July 7, 1909:
Mrs. Nancy Wash, mother of Harvey S. Wash of this city, died at the home of her son Thomas Wash at Stamping Ground… aged eighty-two… Survived by Thomas (Stamping Ground); Harvey (this city); Sim B. (Wayne City, Illinois); Jesse (Elmville); Mrs. Fannie Mefford (Windfall, Indiana). Interred in the family burying ground three miles from Stamping Ground.

Please contact LCJones if you can verify this as the final resting place of Jesse and Nancy Wash.

Submitted by David Misenheimer.

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