BATH COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Indian Mound
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Indian mound:
                  1936 Nov. 9
                  Research made by Russell G. Wood

Cemetery Location:  13.5 miles south from Millboro Springs, Virginia, on Route 
                    #42, thence .4 mile right on Route #631.  Indian Mound, 300 
                    yards on east side of the road, on  property of Edward 
                    Matheney.
                    Bath County



OWNERS:

(1936)  Edward Matheney

DESCRIPTION:

Indian Mound in open field.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

The property where this mound is located, has always been known as “Indian 
Hill”.

This mound was opened in August 1936, by professor S.H. Devault, the following 
Indian relics were found:

Any number of Indian bones, hatchets or tomahawks, shells, darts, beads, etc.


SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informants:  Mr. Edward Matheney, present owner, Nimrod Hall, Virginia
             Professor S.H. Devault, professor of Agriculture, University of 
             Maryland.  Hyattsville, Maryland.



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