FAUQUIER:  CEMETERY RECORDS –  GREENDALE CEMETERY

Contributed by:  Joan Renfrow

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family.  

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Greendale burying ground:
                  1937 June 18
                  Research made by Francis B. Foster

Cemetery Location:  2.4 miles east of Rectortown, Virginia, on west side of 
                    Route #716.
                    Fauquier County



Seargeant Wickliffe Kinchloe
Company B, 8th Reg. Virginia Volunteers
Pickett’s Brigade, Longstreet’s Division
Born Fauquier County
Wounded at Williamsburg, May 5, 1862
Died at Fort Monroe, Sept. 22, 1862
This perpetuates the memory of one true to the
instincts of his birth - - faithful to the teachings
of his fathers - - constant in love of his state,
he died in the performance of what he believed to 
be his duty, and let his virtues plead for a just
judgement of the cause in which he perished.
He lies buried in the U.S. cemetery at  Ft. Monroe.


Lieutenant James Kinchloe,
Co. C, 49th Reg. Virginia Volunteers
Pegram’s Brigade, Ramseur’s Division, Early’s Corps
Born In Fauquier Co., March 13, 1836
Killed at Smithfield, West Virginia, Aug. 29, 1864
He lies buried in the old burying ground in the village
of Smithfield, West Va.
(Same inscription as for Wickliffe)


This perpetuates the home of
Julius Kinchloe
He lies buried in the cemetery at  Booth Bay, Maine
Born in Virginia, Jan. 28, 1867(?)
Was drowned in Oregon May 20, 1867


Sacred to the Memory of
Brandt Kinchloe
Born August 13, 1801
Died May 29, 1874


Mary Rawlings Kinchloe
Born August 13, 1832
Died May 9, 1894


R.W.P. Kinchloe
Son of Brandt Kinchloe and Mary Kinchloe
Born September 30, 1894
Died 1923