HIGHLAND COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Hiner Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, William Hiner graveyard:
                  1936 Nov. 19
                  Research made by Howard Hiner

Cemetery Location:  1 mile east of Doe Hill, Virginia
                    Highland County, Virginia


DATE:

None.

OWNERS:

Miss Leta Hiner

DESCRIPTION:

This was a small graveyard, privately used by this branch of the Hiner family.  
It is in a bad condition and is in an open pasture, the fence that once enclosed 
it is down, and some of the stones are broken and lying on the ground.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

The pioneer Hiner came to this county from Pennsylvania and settled near this 
place in 1775.  This family has branched out and are now living in all districts 
of the county.

Only inscriptions are:

In memory of
Nancy Hiner
Died Oct. 1831


Infant daughter of S. & E. Hiner
Born June 11, 1853
Died June 12, 1853



SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

This information was obtained from Berlin Armstrong, Lee Hiner, James M. Hiner, 
Monterey, Va., and visit to the site.

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