BATH COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Sitlington Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Tom Sitlington cemetery:
                  1936 Nov. 6
                  Research made by Russell G. Wood

Cemetery Location:  8.5 miles south of Millboro Springs, Virginia on Route #42, 
                    near a big barn at right of road.
                    Bath County



OWNERS:

(1936) R. V. Porter

DESCRIPTION:

Private, in poor condition with no fence around it.  Most of the markers are 
destroyed.  This cemetery dates back to the Revolution.  At one time it belonged 
to Robert Sitlington who served in the Revolutionary War.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

Inscription on Tombstone:


Revolutionary Soldier 1775 & 1783
Daughters of the American Revolution
Placed by the Ann Bailey Chapter
D.A.R.


SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informant:  E.P. Matheney, Nimrod Hall, Virginia who states he used to live on 
this place, and remembers having heard the old Sitlingtons speak of this 
cemetery as being one of the oldest, with quite a number of the old Sitlingtons 
buried there.

Tombstone Inscription




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