JAMES CITY:  CEMETERY RECORDS – MARTINS HUNDRED 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, Martins Hundred graveyard: 
                  1936 Mar. 19
                  Research made by Robert Fletcher

Cemetery Location:  7 miles southeast of Williamsburg, Virginia on Route #31.  
                    The graveyard is .75 mile south of the highway.
                    James City County




The graveyard is situated on a hill in a cluster of old walnut trees.  The 
graves have sunk far below the ground level.  The small tombstones or markers 
have been destroyed or stolen.  There is one of much interest.  It was 
originally the cover for a vault.  It is so badly worn and weather beaten that 
only a portion of the inscription is decipherable.


Samuel Pond
of James City County,
Died October in the year of our Lord 1694 A.D.