Brunswick County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Cemeteries.....Old Harrison Family Cemetery - Complete Survey
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File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Ruth Porter lakeporters@gmail.com March 24, 2008, 5:33 pm

Abstracted By: Ruth Porter

"The Old Harrison Family Cemetery near Gasburg in far south Brunswick 
County",Will is how Dr. William M. Pritchett refers to it in his book, Civil War 
Soldiers from Brunswick County, Virginia.

Last Name     First Name    Middle Name   Birth       Death          Comment
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Harrison      William       F.                                       Coleman Co
Kitaguchi     Peggy         T.                                       In Loving Memory
Tatum         N.            B.                                       In Loving Memory
Tatum         Stuart                                                 In Loving Memory
Tatum         Minnie        H.            1879        1968           
Tatum         W.            Norflett      1874        1951           
Tatum         Homer         H.            June 15     June 14        
Williams      Madrid        M.                        March 3, 1894  broken stone footstone MMW



Additional Comments:
Three siblings: Peggy T. Kitaguchi, N.B. Tatum, and Stuart Tatum are listed on a
fairly recent granite 
stone.  In Loving Memory at the top and their names listed below.  I believe it is a
memorial stone and if 
anything their ashes may be buried there.  Minnie (Harrison) and Norflett Tatum were
husband and wife 
and Homer was their child.  In addition to the 6 stones with legibel inscriptions,
there are at least 8 
other stones.  According to Dr. Pritchett, William F. Harrison's wife Nettie Lynch
is buried there; her 
sister Sarah Lynch and husband Nathaniel Harvey Willliams.
The cemetery is south of Oak Grove Road (Route 666) just in the woods at the edge of
a field behind 
the house where Eva Williams Black lived for many years.

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