NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Hungars Farm Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Hungars farm graveyard:
                  193-
                  Research made by National Youth Administration

Cemetery Location:  In Old Town Neck, 3 miles northwest of Eastville, Virginia 
                    on Route #630
                    Northampton County, Virginia


DATE:

1793, date of oldest grave (marker).

OWNERS:

Benjamin N. Scott

DESCRIPTION:

Private

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

Inscriptions on tombstones:


John Bowdoin
Son of Peter & Margaret Bowdoin
Feb. 2, 1787
Nov. 4, 1793


Margaret E. Collins
Apr. 11, 1843
Oct. 6, 1853
Jesus my all to Heaven is gone
He who I fix my hopes upon
His track I see and will persue
The narrow way to Him I view.


Laurania Collins
June 2, 1809
March 2, 1855
She was a member of the Baptist Church
and we believe that she died
depending on God.
Come let us use the grace divine
And all with one accord
In perpetual covenant join
Ourselves with Christ the Lord,
The covenant we this moment make
Be ever kept in mind
I will no more my God forsake
Nor cast His word behind,


Miss Leah Nottingham
Died Oct. 12, 1883
age 76 years
There is rest in Heaven


Mary Nottingham
Feb. 22, 1815
March 16, 1888
I will go to them that are at rest


Thomas H. Nottingham
Apr. 18, 1819
Aug. 3, 1893


Virginia Nottingham
Wife of Thomas H. Nottingham
Oct. 3, 1811
March 25, 1885
The Lord gave and the Lord
hath taken away
Blessed be the name of the Lord




SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Tombstone Inscriptions

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