NELSON COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Cabell Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Cabell cemetery:
                  1936 May 9
                  Research made by Massie D. Thacker

Cemetery Location:  2.5 miles northwest of Norwood, Virginia, near the home of 
                    George W. Cabell, on Route #655.
                    Nelson County, Virginia


DATE:

Around 1862

OWNERS:

George W. Cabell.

DESCRIPTION:

(blank)

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

There is no marker to the grave of Joseph Laidley who was born in Belfast, 
Ireland October 15, 1839, married to Sarah Syms Cabell, June 2, 1859, was a 
chemist, and was blown up and killed in Richmond, Virginia, while engaged in 
making powder for the C.S.A. about 1861 or 1862.


Mary Anne Cabell
Oct. 3, 1808
April 29, 1868


Geo. W. Cabell
July 12, 1802
Oct. 2, 1869


Marble shaft inscribed 3 sides, about 8 feet high.

Patrick H. Cabell
Oct. 17, 1839
April 16, 1807

Bettie W. Cabell
Nov. 27, 1843
June 10, 1907

They were lovely and pleasant in their lives
and in their death they were not divided.


Patrick H. Cabell was educated at Emory & Henry College, at beginning of Civil 
War, he was professor of Greek in Lynchburg Military College, entered the 
C.S.A., as a private in the Lynchburg Home Guard.


Dr. Willis Eubank
Died April 12, 1918
Aged 70 years

This man was a cadet at V.I.T. in Lexington, Virginia, and was engaged in the 
battle at New Market when the Cadets had to be pressed into service.


SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Tombstone Inscriptions

Visit by worker.

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