LOUDOUN:  CEMETERY RECORDS – SALEM CHURCH CEMETERY

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, Salem Church graveyard:
                  1937 June 22
                  Research made by Ruth B. Orrison

Cemetery Location:  East of Hillsboro, Virginia, 3 miles on west side of 
                    Harper’s Ferry Road #688, .06 mile from Route #238.
                    Loudoun County





Edward C.
Son of Jacob & Susan Allen
Died July 27, 1821
Aged 2 mo. & 26 da.
To him let little children come
For he has said they may
His bosom then shall be their home
Their tears he’ll wipe away


In memory of
Theodore N.
son of Zedekiah & Mary Kidwell
who was born Nov. 9th 1837
Departed this life Nov. 1862
aged 24 years, 11 months & 23 days
Blessed are the Dead, who die in the Lord


John W. Mobberly
member of Co. A. White’s Battalion of Va. Cavl’y
was born June 4, 1844
was assassinated April 5th 1865
aged 20 yrs 10 mo. & 4 days


In loving Remembrence of
Thomas S.
son of John & Elizabeth Grubb
who fell in defence of his country
Oct. 16, 1864
aged 25 yrs. & 14 days
He had been for over 9 yrs. a devoted member of the church
Where he was always when possible to be so at his post of duty.


John G.
son of Wm. & Elizabeth Grubb
Born June 26, 1843
and fell in defense of his country Oct. 24, 1861.
Rejoice not against me O mine enemy when I fall I shall
arise again, When I sit in darkness the Lord shall be a
light unto me.  Mich. 7c & 8v.
Give me the death of those who for their country die
And Oh! be mine like theirs repose when cold and low they lie
When love first mother earth enshrine the father
In her sweet lap who gave them birth they join the band & all
their voice.  an old Va. Vt.