GEORGE W. RICE CEMETERY

Located about a mile above Denver, Johnson CO Ky.
On the right side of the road before crossing the Railroad
track on the farm owned by George W. Rice and family.

This cemetery is near the Weddington Cemetery on a hill.

                               






BLAIR, Lydia (Rice)             Feb.14 1850     Mar.17 1887    w/o-Wm.P.J. Blair

ARMS, Cynthia (Blair)       75  Sep.18 1870     Aug.22 1946    (Online OBITUARY)     

ARMS, Jesse                     Sep.30 1870     Dec.16 1950    (Online OBITUARY)    

RICE, George W.                 Oct.-- 1864     Jun.19 1943    h/o-Sarah C Rice

RICE, Sarah C.                  Oct.13 1875     Apr.09 1961     w/o-George W. Rice

RICE, Sterling                  Feb.-- 1894     -----------

RICE, Norman                           1901     Oct.14 1965

RICE, Archie                    May 15 1903     Mar.14 1979

WEDDINGTON, Infant              -----------     -----------

WEDDINGTON, Infant              -----------     -----------

MCCARTY, Proctor                Feb.31 1901     Jun.06 1970     h/o-Alma Arms McCarty

MCCARTY, Alma (Arms)            Nov.25 1896     Nov.22 1968     w/o-Proctor McCarty

MCCARTY, Russell Lloyd          Apr.12 1932     Mar.16 1938

RATLIFF, Roberta (Cantrell)     Oct.28 1921     Feb.10 1988     w/o-Elmer Ratliff  d/o-Jay & Alma (Arms) McCarty

RATLIFF, Robert L.          48  Mar.11 1950     Jun.04 1998     (Online OBITUARY)     

RATLIFF, Elmer                  Mar.24 1908     Dec.17 1971     h/o-Roberta Cantrell s/o-George & Rachel Arms ratliff

PACK, Pamalee (Ratliff)         Jul.12 1943     Jun.20 1981     d/o-Elmer & Roberta Cantrell Ratliff


NOTE: Between the Rice Cemetery and the Weddington Cemetery,
      there are two graves, relatives of Both Rice and Weddington
      families. 
      
      They are:
      
ARMS, Wallace                   Feb.-- 1837     -----------
ARMS, Mary M.                   Sep.-- 1833     -----------
BLAIR, William P.J.             Apr.26 1843     Jul.16 1910


Note: Wm.P.J. Blair was the husband of Lydia (Rice) Blair. She died
      rather young and Wm.P.J. remarried and went to Pike Co Ky.
      He had other children. Some kin folks say he was buried in
      the Rice Cemetery and others say not.

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