Advertisement

Photo added by Mary Siler

Advertisement

John Thomas Partin

Birth: 2 May 1856
Bell County, Kentucky, USA
Death: 23 Mar 1936 (aged 79)
Swan Lake, Knox County, Kentucky, USA
Burial: Vaughn-McNeil Cemetery

Swan Lake, Knox County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID: 5225500 View Source

John Thomas Partin and his wife Mary Jane (Turner) brought their family from Bell County, KY to Knox County in about 1891. They bought a large mountain farm in the Swan Lake area about 4 miles west of where Dr. Thomas Walker built the first house in Kentucky. John and Mary Jane farmed the land and raised their children there. They are buried in a little cemetery just over the hill from where they lived. They had three boys and three girls. John Thomas was the son of Shelton Clayton & Elizabeth (Evans) Partin from Bell Co., KY.

John Thomas Partin and his wife Mary Jane (Turner) brought their family from Bell County, KY to Knox County in about 1891. They bought a large mountain farm in the Swan Lake area about 4 miles west of where Dr. Thomas Walker built the first house in Kentucky. John and Mary Jane farmed the land and raised their children there. They are buried in a little cemetery just over the hill from where they lived. They had three boys and three girls. John Thomas was the son of Shelton Clayton & Elizabeth (Evans) Partin from Bell Co., KY.

Family Members

Parents

Rev Shelton C. Partin

1823–1902

Spouse

Mary Jane Turner Partin

1856–1934 (m. 1876)

Siblings

Children

Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement

See more Partin memorials in:

Flower Delivery Sponsor and Remove Ads

Explore more

Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement

Created by: Mary Siler
Added: Feb 23, 2001
Find a Grave Memorial ID:
Source Hide citation
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5225500/john_thomas-partin: accessed ), memorial page for John Thomas Partin (2 May 1856–23 Mar 1936), Find a Grave Memorial ID 5225500, citing Vaughn-McNeil Cemetery, Swan Lake, Knox County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Mary Siler (contributor 1891588).

Welcome to a Find a Grave Memorial Page

Learn about how to make the most of a memorial.

or don't show this again—I am good at figuring things out

Javascript required: We're sorry, but Find a Grave doesn't work properly without JavaScript enabled. You will need to enable Javascript by changing your browser settings. Learn how to enable it.