Augusta County VA Archives Cemeteries....Patrick Family Cemetery
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Glenda Lambert-Gibson <LilMel459@aol.com> September 8, 2009

Patrick Family Cemetery

Located on Route 865 north of Waynesboro between Hugh
Cassell School and South River,near where 828 meets it.

Patrick,Jane McPheeters	  b 1739 - d   Jun 1820	w/o John Patrick
it says Marguis (?) & Kelly, Staunton, Va. on the records?

Patrick, John		  b 1732 - d 1809	
Emigrated to this place with his parents Robert Patrick & Rachel

Patrick in Oct. 1744 Born in Pennsylvania
Patrick, Rebenah		   d  3 May 1805	35 yr w/o 
							David Bell
Patrick, William	b 21 Jan 1763 - d  5 Feb 1835	
"Here lies the body of William Patrick"

Bell, Nancy				d  3 Apr 1848	74 yr
							w/o David Bell
Bell, David				d 21 Dec 1845	81 yr
Wallace,Sarah Christian	b  7 Nov 1790 - d  4 Jun 1864	w/o Richard Wallace
Patrick,Isabella Christian b 12 Dec 1786-d 15 Jan 1839	w/o Charles Patrick
"She did him good and not evil all the days of her life"

Patrick, Charles	b  7 Jun 1778 - d 27 Feb 1855	
"Charles Patrick was the son of John Patrick and Jane McPheeters.
A consistent Christian and for forty years an active ruling Elder
in the Presbyterian Church. We his children thank God for a Father
in whom there is so much to admire and imitate."

Patrick,Rebecca Christain b 21 Jul 1818 - d  8 Jul 1877	
"She rests from her labors and her works do follow her"

Patrick, John Christian	b  6 Oct 1820 - d 28 Jul 1877
Patrick,Caroline Rachel	b 21 Apr 1816 - d  2 Nov 1890
"Here remaineth a rest for the people of God"

Patrick, James Wilson	b 19 Aug 1827 - d 23 Dec 1909
Born, lived and died on the farm he loved so well.
"Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord"

South Side
Obelisk
Patrick,William Maj. 	b  6 Dec 1822 - d  2 Sep 1862
Major of the 17th Battalion of Va. Cavalry, Killed at 2nd
battle of Manassas. A good citizen, brave soldier and true
patriot, a tender father, loving husband and fast friend.

West Side
XXX He "fell in the attack while setting an example of
gallantry to his men well worthy of imatation".
                           Stonewall Jackson
North Side
Obelisk
Patrick,Hettie Caruthers Massie
Wife of Maj. Wm. Patrick, born 30 Aug 1823 died 30 Apr 1910
"I have fought a good fight I have finished my course I have 
kept the faith! Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown
of righteousness.

East Side
XXX "He lived long enough to witnwess the triumph of our arms
and expired thus in the arms of victory. The sacrifice was noble,
but the loss to us irreparable".
                             J.E.B. Stuart

Patrick, Mary Woods	b 12 Dec 1855 - d  8 Apr 1889	"Asleep in Jesus"
Patrick, Charles Massie	b  2 Dec 1850 - d 30 Jan 1930	s/o Wm Patrick
							& Hettie Caruthers
							Massie.
The last of five generations. Descendants of Robert Patrick who 
owned and lived on this estate "Locust Isle" from 1747 - 1930.

Patrick, Nannie Massie	b 14 Oct 1861 - d  6 May 1921	w/o Jas.Edward
                                                        Arbuckle, M.D.
Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.

Arbuckle, James Edward	b 27 Oct 1853 - d  8 Feb 1897		
At rest. As a physician and a man he won the confidence and esteem of 
the community in which he practiced for fifteen years.

Submitted by:
Dr. & Mrs. James Patrick
Sept. 8, 1982