BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Moseley Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Moseley graveyard:
                  1936 July 22
                  Research made by Elizabeth McCraw

Cemetery Location:  2.4 miles south of Enenville, Virginia, on Route #635
                    Buckingham County


DATE:

1850.  The oldest grave marker.

OWNERS:

The place was owned by William M. Moseley before the War Between the States.

DESCRIPTION:

In the pines in front of the Lower Liberty Negro Church is a neglected deserted 
graveyard.  There are several graves here, but only one could be recorded.  This 
grave is enclosed by a substantial iron fence.  The grave is marked with a tall 
plain marble slab.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

The tombstone inscription follows:


Sacred to the Memory of
Emily Frances
Wife of William M. Moseley
Who died November 22, 1850
Aged 37 years
She was what all should be



SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informants:
B.E. Payne, Arcanum, Virginia
John Booker, Arcanum, Virginia

Tombstone Inscriptions

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