JAMES CITY:  CEMETERY RECORDS – ALABAMA PLANTATION GRAVEYARD

Contributed by:  Joan Renfrow

NOTICE:  I have no relationship or further information in regards to this 
family.  

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Alabama Plantation Graveyard: 
                  1936 Oct. 7
                  Research made by Harold Milbard

Cemetery Location:  “Alabama” Plantation
                    James City County




The original graveyard consisted of one acre of ground, one-half of which was 
set apart for the burial of slaves.  Only a small portion of the original is now 
left.


In memory of
James Robert Warren
Born June 17, 1818
died Oct. 6th, 1882


Maria Warren
wife of Randly Warren
Born  August 29th, 1827
Died Dec. 22nd, 1861


In memory of 
My Husband
Fletcherly Davis
Born July 18 1841
Died July 21 1887


Henry B. Warren
Born Nov 24th 1834
Died June 12th 1904


Warren
son of R and G R Warren
Born August 31st 1861
Died Sept 6th 1861