KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Grymes Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Grymes’ cemetery:
                  1936 Jan. 6
                  Research made by Julia Marie Heflin

Cemetery Location:  1.6 miles north of King George Courthouse on Route #3; 6.4 
                    miles northeast on Route #206; 3.2 miles west on Route #218; 
                    .7 of a mile west of Ambor P.O.; .3 of a mile north on a 
                    private road, .1 of a mile east of the house.
                    King George County, Virginia


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DESCRIPTION:

Grymes' Cemetery is located east of Monchain house on a hill near some large oak 
trees.  This cemetery is enclosed in a wire fence.  There is quite a bit of 
undergrowth in this cemetery.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

Several of the stones have been broken into small pieces so they cannot be put 
together in order to read the inscriptions.

The following inscriptions were copied from the stones:


Sacred to the memory of
Mrs. Mary Louise Quisenberry
who departed her life with the full hope
of a blessed immortality, on the 28th of
September, 1843, in the 24th year of her age


Large stone with the following names:

George N. Grymes
October 9, 1785
November 15, 1853

Ann Mason Grymes
April 1, 1791
November 5, 1864

Rosalie L. Grymes
March 15, 1828
December 25, 1870


To the memory of my beloved child
Medora E. S_____
who departed this life on October 13, 1813
age 13 year, 2 months, and 22 days


SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Tombstone Inscriptions

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