Bland County VA Cemeteries - Stones Bear Witness Vol I

Description

The Stones Bear Witness
by Parke C. Bogle & JoAnn Scott
216 Pages, Index, Maps, Soft Cover, Reprint
This hefty volume contains tombstone inscriptions for the majority of both public and private cemeteries in Bland County, Virginia and contains
author's notes of great genealogical value
. Unlike most cemetery listings, the author went one step further - she visted courthouses and obtained documentation throughout Bland County to give the tombstone inscriptions great depth and honor those deceased in Bland County. This is a GREAT research book with gobs of information.
Examples
NEWBERRY, Frank G; b. 1828, d. 1914. (Author's Note: He was second son born to Allen Taylor Newberry and his first wife, Elizabeth Bogle Newberry. He was twice married. First to Elizabeth Robinett and second to Laura Porter. He was a Civil War Veteran).
KITTS, Peter; 11-12-1827 to 7-8-1879 (Author's Note: He was 42 on 1870 Census).
KIMBERLIN, Barbara; 2-10-1828 to 6-4-1891), Wife of Henry
Cemeteries Contained In Publication
Allen
Bethany
Bethel
Birth (D.W.)
Bland
Blankenship
Bogle (Walker's Creek)
Bogle (Wolf Creek)
Bruce-Petree
Burress
Burton
Central Church
Childress
Clark
Clear Fork Baptist Church
Compton
Crabtree
Crockett
Davis
Dillow-Bogle
(Giles)
Finley
Goshen
Green Valley Church
Grayson
Gross
Hancock
Harman
Havens (G.C.)
Hayton - Waddle
Helvey
Hicks
Hidden Valley
Hobbs
Hoge-Harman
Hoge's Chapel
Honaker - Tuggle
Hornbarger
Hutsell
Justice Kegley
Kidd
Kitts
Kitts-Trickle
Levitt
Looney (H.J)
Mechanicsburg
Meek Miller Farm
(LD Helvey)
Miller (Walker's Mtn)
Mitchell Farm
Morehead
Morning Star
Mountain Field
Munsey
Mustard
Neal
Newberry
Newberry's Chapel
Nunn
Oaklawn
Pauley
Penley
Ramsey
Red Oak
Repass
Robinett
Rose Hill
Salem Church
Sharon
Shiloh
Shufflebarger
Slave (Ben Birds)
Steel
Steele
Stimson
Stowers
Strader's Chapel
Strock
Sunny Point
Temple Hill
Thompson Community
Tickle-Bogle
Updyke
Waddle
Wyrick
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