Son of John Graves (1767-1824) and Hannah Paige Cave Graves (1770-1819).
Died. Graves-At his residence in Bullittsburg, a few minutes past 1 o'clock last Friday morning, Mr. Joseph C. Graves, in the 70th year of his age. Mr. Graves was one of the most estimable citizens of the county, a true Christian, a good neighbor, and an indulgent father. he was the oldest male member of the Bullittsburg congregation, having belonged to that church for forty years. The funeral services were conducted in the Bullittsburg church
last Saturday by Revs. J. A. and R.e. Kirtley, after which the remains were taken to Lawrenceburg and placed in the vault." Boone County Recorder, 22 Aug 1878.
Died. Graves-At his residence in Bullittsburg, a few minutes past 1 o'clock last Friday morning, Mr. Joseph C. Graves, in the 70th year of his age. Mr. Graves was one of the most estimable citizens of the county, a true Christian, a good neighbor, and an indulgent father. he was the oldest male member of the Bullittsburg congregation, having belonged to that church for forty years. The funeral services were conducted in the Bullittsburg church
last Saturday by Revs. J. A. and R.e. Kirtley, after which the remains were taken to Lawrenceburg and placed in the vault." Boone County Recorder, 22 Aug 1878.
Son of John Graves (1767-1824) and Hannah Paige Cave Graves (1770-1819).
Died. Graves-At his residence in Bullittsburg, a few minutes past 1 o'clock last Friday morning, Mr. Joseph C. Graves, in the 70th year of his age. Mr. Graves was one of the most estimable citizens of the county, a true Christian, a good neighbor, and an indulgent father. he was the oldest male member of the Bullittsburg congregation, having belonged to that church for forty years. The funeral services were conducted in the Bullittsburg church
last Saturday by Revs. J. A. and R.e. Kirtley, after which the remains were taken to Lawrenceburg and placed in the vault." Boone County Recorder, 22 Aug 1878.
Died. Graves-At his residence in Bullittsburg, a few minutes past 1 o'clock last Friday morning, Mr. Joseph C. Graves, in the 70th year of his age. Mr. Graves was one of the most estimable citizens of the county, a true Christian, a good neighbor, and an indulgent father. he was the oldest male member of the Bullittsburg congregation, having belonged to that church for forty years. The funeral services were conducted in the Bullittsburg church
last Saturday by Revs. J. A. and R.e. Kirtley, after which the remains were taken to Lawrenceburg and placed in the vault." Boone County Recorder, 22 Aug 1878.
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