Source of information for birth date, death date, and last name only:
Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries published by Kenton County Historical Society, Cemetery Committee, page 15
The listing reads:
Surname: Leathers
Given Name: (broken)
Birth Date: July 20, 1842
Death Date: Aug. 12, 1844
On page 7 of Casey Family (The brief history of the descendants of Joseph Casey) by Mrs. James W. Wolcott, dated 19 June 1967, available at the Covington, Kentucky, branch of the Kenton County Public Library, tombstones from the Casey Cemetery are mentioned. Four tombstones are listed (same number recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries). One is for John R. Casey. One is for Elbert R. Casey. The other two are recorded as follows:
Lee Tuers (?)
Born July 20, 1842
Died August (?), 18?
Sacred to the memory of
John Gano
son of
Benjamin W. and Sarah Gano
Lenihan (?)
August, 1820
In both cases, the surname Leathers has been misread, once as "Lee Tuers" and once as "Lenihan"
The "Lee Tuers" tombstone is the same as the Leathers (surname only) tombstone recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries.
Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries published by Kenton County Historical Society, Cemetery Committee, page 15
The listing reads:
Surname: Leathers
Given Name: (broken)
Birth Date: July 20, 1842
Death Date: Aug. 12, 1844
On page 7 of Casey Family (The brief history of the descendants of Joseph Casey) by Mrs. James W. Wolcott, dated 19 June 1967, available at the Covington, Kentucky, branch of the Kenton County Public Library, tombstones from the Casey Cemetery are mentioned. Four tombstones are listed (same number recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries). One is for John R. Casey. One is for Elbert R. Casey. The other two are recorded as follows:
Lee Tuers (?)
Born July 20, 1842
Died August (?), 18?
Sacred to the memory of
John Gano
son of
Benjamin W. and Sarah Gano
Lenihan (?)
August, 1820
In both cases, the surname Leathers has been misread, once as "Lee Tuers" and once as "Lenihan"
The "Lee Tuers" tombstone is the same as the Leathers (surname only) tombstone recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries.
Source of information for birth date, death date, and last name only:
Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries published by Kenton County Historical Society, Cemetery Committee, page 15
The listing reads:
Surname: Leathers
Given Name: (broken)
Birth Date: July 20, 1842
Death Date: Aug. 12, 1844
On page 7 of Casey Family (The brief history of the descendants of Joseph Casey) by Mrs. James W. Wolcott, dated 19 June 1967, available at the Covington, Kentucky, branch of the Kenton County Public Library, tombstones from the Casey Cemetery are mentioned. Four tombstones are listed (same number recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries). One is for John R. Casey. One is for Elbert R. Casey. The other two are recorded as follows:
Lee Tuers (?)
Born July 20, 1842
Died August (?), 18?
Sacred to the memory of
John Gano
son of
Benjamin W. and Sarah Gano
Lenihan (?)
August, 1820
In both cases, the surname Leathers has been misread, once as "Lee Tuers" and once as "Lenihan"
The "Lee Tuers" tombstone is the same as the Leathers (surname only) tombstone recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries.
Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries published by Kenton County Historical Society, Cemetery Committee, page 15
The listing reads:
Surname: Leathers
Given Name: (broken)
Birth Date: July 20, 1842
Death Date: Aug. 12, 1844
On page 7 of Casey Family (The brief history of the descendants of Joseph Casey) by Mrs. James W. Wolcott, dated 19 June 1967, available at the Covington, Kentucky, branch of the Kenton County Public Library, tombstones from the Casey Cemetery are mentioned. Four tombstones are listed (same number recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries). One is for John R. Casey. One is for Elbert R. Casey. The other two are recorded as follows:
Lee Tuers (?)
Born July 20, 1842
Died August (?), 18?
Sacred to the memory of
John Gano
son of
Benjamin W. and Sarah Gano
Lenihan (?)
August, 1820
In both cases, the surname Leathers has been misread, once as "Lee Tuers" and once as "Lenihan"
The "Lee Tuers" tombstone is the same as the Leathers (surname only) tombstone recorded in Small Kenton County, Kentucky, Cemeteries.
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