DINWIDDIE CO., VA - CEMETERIES – Young’s Farm Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Old graveyard on Myra Young’s farm:
                  1937 Aug. 13
                  Research made by Elsie D. Hamlin

Cemetery Location:  1.6 miles east of Reans, Virginia, on Route #606; thence .2 
                    mile north on Route #622; thence 100 yards west of Route 
                    #622.
                    Dinwiddie County


DATE:

Unknown, as there are not tombstones.

OWNERS:

The graveyard is on the farm of Myra Young, who is the present owner. (1937)

DESCRIPTION:

The graveyard is marked by a large walnut tree and has grown up with honeysuckle 
and bushes.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

There are no tombstones but Mr. Joseph Wood, the oldest resident of the vicinity 
says that when he was a child he heard people say it was the burying ground of 
an Aldridge family, who had lived there many years before.  The records at the 
Court House were destroyed during the War Between the States and the property 
cannot be traced back to an Aldridge family.



SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informant:  Mr. Joseph Wood, Route #2, Petersburg, Virginia

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