Jesse Binion, age 84, died of pneumonia, Mar 14, 1947, in Grahn, Carter County, Kentucky. He was born Feb 5, 1862 in Carter County, the son of James & Nancy Matilda Barker Binion. Burial took place at the Carroll Cemetery on March 16th.
He was the husband of 2 wives- Elizabeth Fields & Celia B Barker.
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From John Blakemore Sellers (#47059533)
On the night of March 18, 1880, Jesse's father James was shot and killed by a party of regulators as they entered his home looking for John Boggs, who had fought with the Field's Partisan Rangers (CSA) during the Civil War. John Boggs was found in the home and later hanged on Big Sinking Creek. Jess's mother, Nancy had been hit by a rock and her legs broken by the regulators
He was the husband of 2 wives- Elizabeth Fields & Celia B Barker.
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From John Blakemore Sellers (#47059533)
On the night of March 18, 1880, Jesse's father James was shot and killed by a party of regulators as they entered his home looking for John Boggs, who had fought with the Field's Partisan Rangers (CSA) during the Civil War. John Boggs was found in the home and later hanged on Big Sinking Creek. Jess's mother, Nancy had been hit by a rock and her legs broken by the regulators
Jesse Binion, age 84, died of pneumonia, Mar 14, 1947, in Grahn, Carter County, Kentucky. He was born Feb 5, 1862 in Carter County, the son of James & Nancy Matilda Barker Binion. Burial took place at the Carroll Cemetery on March 16th.
He was the husband of 2 wives- Elizabeth Fields & Celia B Barker.
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From John Blakemore Sellers (#47059533)
On the night of March 18, 1880, Jesse's father James was shot and killed by a party of regulators as they entered his home looking for John Boggs, who had fought with the Field's Partisan Rangers (CSA) during the Civil War. John Boggs was found in the home and later hanged on Big Sinking Creek. Jess's mother, Nancy had been hit by a rock and her legs broken by the regulators
He was the husband of 2 wives- Elizabeth Fields & Celia B Barker.
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From John Blakemore Sellers (#47059533)
On the night of March 18, 1880, Jesse's father James was shot and killed by a party of regulators as they entered his home looking for John Boggs, who had fought with the Field's Partisan Rangers (CSA) during the Civil War. John Boggs was found in the home and later hanged on Big Sinking Creek. Jess's mother, Nancy had been hit by a rock and her legs broken by the regulators
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