Lee County, Virginia - Robinette Cemetery

Submitted to The Tombstone Transcription Project by BrendReed@aol.com

Robinette Cemetery, Upper Wallen's Creek, above present-day 
Stickleyville, VA  (located off an old unmaintained county road that runs
along the property of Curtis Lawson, deceased)

Known graves:\ are as follows though there are others:

Martin Drake
July 10, 1805
April 5, 1887

Elizabeth, wife of
Martin Drake
June 15, 1804
October 25, 1883

James L., son of
Michael & S. A. Robinette
October 24, 1874
August 3, 1875

E. N. Pennington
June 3, 1903
September 28, 1922

Robert, son of Hugh L.
and Rebecca Pennington
May 11, 1885
May 8, 1903

Sarah A., wife of
W. H. Barker
July 16, 1859
March 17, 1890

Martha E. Lawson
August 15, 1888
January 25, 1921

W. J. L., son of Wilson
and Sarah Holbrook
October 17, 1876
January 11, 1877

Eliza Barbara "Lyde" Chafin Ward
January 29, 1875
November 24, 1903
(wife of John Edward Ward)
(daughter of  James Henry & Jerusha July Edens Chafin)

Robert Ward  (flagstone only)
(son of John Edward & Eliza B. "Lyde Chafin Ward)
24 Feb 1896
24 Feb 1896

Jerusha July Edens Chafin (flagstone only)
10 December 1846
14 May 1916

Numerous other graves with flagstone markers only & other graves that are marked

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