Wilson Cemetery (aka Boner Farm Cemetery)
Vernon Township, Jennings County, Indiana
Crosley Fish and Wildlife area. East of SR3, south of Crosley check station
Land was Originally Boner Farm
Copied by Joe & Ruth Horstmen,
North Vernon, Indiana 01 May 1973
Boner, John d.
Feb. 10, 1852 Aged 66 yrs. 13 days
Boner, Sarah d. Jan. 27,
1852 Aged 88 yrs. 2 days stone says "In Memory of"
Rust, Hannah
Alice-Dau. of John S. and Jane Rust-d. Oct. 10, 1850 Aged 10 mon. 4
days
Rust, Jane-wife of John S. Rust-d. Jan. 27, 1852 Aged 28 yrs, 3
mon. 5 days
Wilson, Charlotte-Wife of J.E. Wilson-d. Dec. 25, 1862
Aged 47 yrs, 2 mon. 19 days
Wilson, George H.-son of Jas. & C.
Wilson-d. Jan. 5, 1844-Aged 9 mon. 5 days
Wilson, Martha E.-Dau. of Jas.
E. & Charlotte Wilson-d. Jan. 1, 1863 Aged 6 yrs, 13 days
Wilson,
Melville C.-Son of J.E. & C Willson-d. Oct. 4, 1858-Aged yrs. 1 mon. 11
days
Wilson, Parley H.-Son of Jas. E. & Charlotte Wilson-b. Dec. 6,
1849 d. Aug. 25, 1870
Wilson, Sarah J.-Dau. of J.E. &
Charlotte-d. Jan. 10, 1865-Aged 24 yrs. 1 mon. 5 days
Henry-scratched on
small had cut stone
From Jennings County
Marriage records at Public Library,
James E. Wilson married
Charlotte Boner Aug. 7, 1834 married by John T.
Johnson-MG
John Rust married Jane Boner Dec. 31, 1841
married by John T. Johnson-MG
This could mean that
Charlotte Wilson and Jane Rust were sisters and that John and Sarah Boner were
their parents.
Also a Henry Rust married Polly
McFarling Mar. 17, 1840 married by John T.
Johnson-MG
There may be other stones. This family
cemetery is enclosed by a nice stone fence but is in bad condition and terribly
overgrown.
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