Documents on Slavery in Boone County, Kentucky
A Bond of Blood and Stone
by
Elizabeth Testerman
Asa: The First Black Baptist Preacher in Boone County, Kentucky
The Story of Letty, Asa's Sister
A List of Slaves and Slaveowners
Bullitsburg Baptist Church, Boone Co. Kentucky
Slave Births from the Kirtley Bible
A Hanging for Murder
Florence, Kentucky, 1858
Julius Yanuck, "The Garner Fugitive Slave Case" [1856]
Material on the Garner Fugitive Slave Case, 1856
A "Slave Stampede" in Boone County, 1854
A Slavery Suit by John Norris, 1850
Sister Sealy, a Boone County Slave, tries to poison her owners, 1848
"Infamous": Recovering Runaway Slaves, 1847
Boone County Patrols in Slavery Days, 1836
Whipping as a Public Disgrace: The Story of Prince
Thomas Campbell and Slavery in Boone County, 1819
The Murder Indictment of Ralf, a Boone County Slave, 1805
The Murder Trial of Ralf and Ned, Boone County, 1805
Slave Census of 1850 for Boone County, Ky.
Slavery and Its Aftermath in Boone County
A Cross-Burning in Boone County, 2004
Analysis of Cross-Burning Case
Book:
Article:
Local Historian Tells More About Slaves. Prof. A. M. Yealey
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
Volume XL, Number 1, June, 1953.
(PDF file)
Paul Tanner, Slavery in Boone County (And Its Aftermath), 1994
Boone History