Per the Glen Miner Cemetery books for Gallatin County there was a headstone for Jake with no dates in the yard of Bernard Miles (as of the 1970s) in Eagle Creek township, Gallatin County.
There was a J.T. Boaz listed in the 1880 census in New Market, Gallatin County, who was born about 1846 in Kentucky and whose occupation was listed as a justice of the peace. His wife was listed as Lizze E. Boaz, also born around 1846, but in Illinois, and with a daughter named Lola T. Boaz who was born in 1879 in Illinois.
There was a J.T. Boaz listed in the 1880 census in New Market, Gallatin County, who was born about 1846 in Kentucky and whose occupation was listed as a justice of the peace. His wife was listed as Lizze E. Boaz, also born around 1846, but in Illinois, and with a daughter named Lola T. Boaz who was born in 1879 in Illinois.
Per the Glen Miner Cemetery books for Gallatin County there was a headstone for Jake with no dates in the yard of Bernard Miles (as of the 1970s) in Eagle Creek township, Gallatin County.
There was a J.T. Boaz listed in the 1880 census in New Market, Gallatin County, who was born about 1846 in Kentucky and whose occupation was listed as a justice of the peace. His wife was listed as Lizze E. Boaz, also born around 1846, but in Illinois, and with a daughter named Lola T. Boaz who was born in 1879 in Illinois.
There was a J.T. Boaz listed in the 1880 census in New Market, Gallatin County, who was born about 1846 in Kentucky and whose occupation was listed as a justice of the peace. His wife was listed as Lizze E. Boaz, also born around 1846, but in Illinois, and with a daughter named Lola T. Boaz who was born in 1879 in Illinois.
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