MADISON COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Weaver Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, William Henry Weaver graveyard:
                  1936 Dec. 30
                  Research made by Evelyn Tunison

Cemetery Location:  Turn east directly opposite Banco, postoffice, Virginia, 
                    from Route #16, go ¾ mile east to second entrance, ¼ mile to 
                    house.   The graveyard is on the hill west of the house.
                    Madison County, Virginia


DATE:

1843.

OWNERS:

John Weaver, Banco, Virginia. (1936)

DESCRIPTION:

There is a very old graveyard on this place with a large number of graves.  The 
slaves are supposed to be buried in the north section of the graveyard.  There 
are no inscriptions, the markers being of plain rocks.  There is no fence around 
the graveyard, and it is badly grown up in bushes and briers.

There is known to be three generations of Weaver’s in this graveyard.  The first 
being buried here in 1843.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

None.


SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informants:  Henry Weaver, Brightwood, Virginia
             John Weaver, Banco, Virginia

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