Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameJoseph Leake (Josie) BOONE 
BirthMar 7, 1868, KY
DeathJul 25, 1942, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
Burial1942, St. Ann’s Cemetery, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
OccupationFarmer
FatherThomas D. (Tom) BOONE (1838-1879)
MotherSalome Isabella (Belle) HOWARD (1848-1906)
Misc. Notes
The Kentucky Standard, Thursday, 7/30/1942.
JOSEPH L. BOONE DIES SUDDENLY - RITES MONDAY AT HOWARDSTOWN FOR NELSON FARMER - Joseph L. "Josie" Boone, 73, Nelson County farmer, was found dead Saturday at 6:40 a.m. in the barn yard near his residence at Howardstown. Death was pronounced due to a heart attack. The son of the late Thomas Boone and Belle Howard Boone, Mr. Boone was born and reared at Howardstown. Twice married, he is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Laura Cecil Boone; three sons by his first marriage, Ramey, Emmett and Leo Boone, Howardstown; three children by his second wife, Mrs. Amanda Rose Spalding, Frankfort; Mrs. Euthalia Stiles and Miss Gertrude Boone, Howardstown; 23 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. (Services Held Monday) Funeral services were held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Ann's Church, Howardstown, with Requiem Mass, the pastor, Rev. Bernard Knoer, officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Among those who attended the funeral were Mrs. Imelda Gropp, Jeffersonville, Ind.; Mrs. John Kaster, Mr. Garland Kaster, Mrs. Maggie Newton, Mr. Thomas Boone, Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cecil and Mr. Woodrow Cecil, Mrs. Bertha Nevitt, Bardstown; Mrs. Annie Whelan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Imelda Bowling, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boone, New Haven. Pallbearers were Fennesy Howard, Arthur Howard, Lynn Howard, Frank L. Boone and Boone Alvey.
JOSEPH L. BOONE DIES SUDDENLY - RITES MONDAY AT HOWARDSTOWN FOR NELSON FARMER - Joseph L. "Josie" Boone, 73, Nelson County farmer, was found dead Saturday at 6:40 a.m. in the barn yard near his residence at Howardstown. Death was pronounced due to a heart attack. The son of the late Thomas Boone and Belle Howard Boone, Mr. Boone was born and reared at Howardstown. Twice married, he is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Laura Cecil Boone; three sons by his first marriage, Ramey, Emmett and Leo Boone, Howardstown; three children by his second wife, Mrs. Amanda Rose Spalding, Frankfort; Mrs. Euthalia Stiles and Miss Gertrude Boone, Howardstown; 23 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. (Services Held Monday) Funeral services were held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Ann's Church, Howardstown, with Requiem Mass, the pastor, Rev. Bernard Knoer, officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Among those who attended the funeral were Mrs. Imelda Gropp, Jeffersonville, Ind.; Mrs. John Kaster, Mr. Garland Kaster, Mrs. Maggie Newton, Mr. Thomas Boone, Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cecil and Mr. Woodrow Cecil, Mrs. Bertha Nevitt, Bardstown; Mrs. Annie Whelan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Imelda Bowling, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boone, New Haven. Pallbearers were Fennesy Howard, Arthur Howard, Lynn Howard, Frank L. Boone and Boone Alvey.
Spouses
BirthApr 26, 1865
DeathMay 7, 1910
Burial1910, St. Ann’s Cemetery, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
FatherRichard Patrick WHELAN
Misc. Notes
1st Wife of Joseph Leake "Josie" Boone.
The Kentucky Standard, Thursday, 5/12/1910.
One of the saddest deaths that I have had to chronicle in several years occurred today the seventh at about two o'clock. It is the death of Mrs. Amanda Boone, wife of J. L. Boone, of the firm of Boone & Whelan. Mrs. Boone was before her marriage, Miss Amanda Whelan, daughter of Richard Whelan, deceased. Mrs. Boone was one of the four children of Mrs. Eliza Whelan; the other three, John, Tom and Laura; the last mentioned having died several years ago, of the same fatal disease, consumption, that carried off Mrs. Boone, so of the four John is the only surviving child of Mrs. Whelan. Mrs. Boone was forty-five years of age. Was married to Josie L. Boone in the year of 1892 and of that union there were born six children, five of whom survive her. Besides these children, she is survived by her husband, her mother and brother, John. Mrs. Boone had been an invalid for some time and had been gradually sinking until the end. She bore her sickness and suffering with christian patience and fortitude, knowing as she did that she could never regain her health. She was one of the most lovable of women, with the kindest disposition. Loved by her husband, idolized by her children and respected and cherished by her neighbors. To the bereaved husband and all but heart-broken children, I can safely say all extend sympathy. Having been one of my pupils in by gone days, to her memory I offer this small tribute: Thou art gone, our mother dear, To thy home beyond thy grave, Purified, by suffering here, Him, thy guileless soul will save; Adieu, good bye, but not farewell, The parting is but brief, Our love for you no words can tell, Nor sorrow nor our grief. A christian mother, a loving wife, We've closed her eyes in death, No, 'tis not death, but only life, That surely conquers death. The funeral will be at St. Ann's Catholic Church at two o'clock on Sunday evening.
*Buried in St. Ann Cemetery, Howardstown, KY.
The Kentucky Standard, Thursday, 5/12/1910.
One of the saddest deaths that I have had to chronicle in several years occurred today the seventh at about two o'clock. It is the death of Mrs. Amanda Boone, wife of J. L. Boone, of the firm of Boone & Whelan. Mrs. Boone was before her marriage, Miss Amanda Whelan, daughter of Richard Whelan, deceased. Mrs. Boone was one of the four children of Mrs. Eliza Whelan; the other three, John, Tom and Laura; the last mentioned having died several years ago, of the same fatal disease, consumption, that carried off Mrs. Boone, so of the four John is the only surviving child of Mrs. Whelan. Mrs. Boone was forty-five years of age. Was married to Josie L. Boone in the year of 1892 and of that union there were born six children, five of whom survive her. Besides these children, she is survived by her husband, her mother and brother, John. Mrs. Boone had been an invalid for some time and had been gradually sinking until the end. She bore her sickness and suffering with christian patience and fortitude, knowing as she did that she could never regain her health. She was one of the most lovable of women, with the kindest disposition. Loved by her husband, idolized by her children and respected and cherished by her neighbors. To the bereaved husband and all but heart-broken children, I can safely say all extend sympathy. Having been one of my pupils in by gone days, to her memory I offer this small tribute: Thou art gone, our mother dear, To thy home beyond thy grave, Purified, by suffering here, Him, thy guileless soul will save; Adieu, good bye, but not farewell, The parting is but brief, Our love for you no words can tell, Nor sorrow nor our grief. A christian mother, a loving wife, We've closed her eyes in death, No, 'tis not death, but only life, That surely conquers death. The funeral will be at St. Ann's Catholic Church at two o'clock on Sunday evening.
*Buried in St. Ann Cemetery, Howardstown, KY.
Marriage1892
ChildrenFrancis Adrian (1892-1920)
Laura Gertrude (1894-1919)
Joseph Raymond (Ramey) (1896-1944)
Thomas Emmet (1900-1961)
Richard Leo (1904-1969)
Birth1875, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
DeathJul 19, 1943, Nelson Co., KY
Burial1943, St. Ann’s Cemetery, Howardstown, Nelson Co., KY
Misc. Notes
The Kentucky Standard, Thursday, 7/22/1943.
MRS. JOSEPH L. BOONE DIES SUNDAY NIGHT AT HOWARDSTOWN HOME - MRS. LAURA CECIL BOONE, 68, widow of Joseph L. Boone, died Sunday night at nine o'clock at her home at Howardstown after an illness of almost a year. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Amanda Rose Spalding, Mrs. Euthalia Stiles and Miss Gertrude Boone, Howardstown; two sisters, Mrs. Imelda Grub, Indiana, and Mrs. Edna Kaster, Louisville. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St. Ann Church, Howardstown, Rev. Lawrence Boone, a relative, officiating. Interment was in the church Cemetery.
MRS. JOSEPH L. BOONE DIES SUNDAY NIGHT AT HOWARDSTOWN HOME - MRS. LAURA CECIL BOONE, 68, widow of Joseph L. Boone, died Sunday night at nine o'clock at her home at Howardstown after an illness of almost a year. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Amanda Rose Spalding, Mrs. Euthalia Stiles and Miss Gertrude Boone, Howardstown; two sisters, Mrs. Imelda Grub, Indiana, and Mrs. Edna Kaster, Louisville. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St. Ann Church, Howardstown, Rev. Lawrence Boone, a relative, officiating. Interment was in the church Cemetery.
ChildrenMary Euthalia (Peg) (1914-1999)
Amanda Rose (1917-2006)
Margaret Gertrude (Gertie) (1920-2008)