PAGE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – East Point United Brethren Cemetery

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, East Point United Brethren cemetery:
                  1935 Dec. 11
                  Research made by Cannie C. Morris

Cemetery Location:  .25 mile south of East Point on west side of Route #602.
                    Page County, Virginia


DATE:

Unknown.

OWNERS:

East Point United Brethren Church (1936)

DESCRIPTION:

Public burying ground in very good condition.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

Here indeed we find a very old cemetery.  We just can’t state how old it is. 
The old East Point Church, which was a union church, was built about the same 
time the old Elk Run Church was built.  It is known that some of the older 
Conrads and Stovers were buried here.  They were members of pioneer families.


A. L. 2
M. C.
1830


J. Conrad
B. Oct 18, 1783
D. June 23, 1853


David H. Stover
Born 1827
Died July 20, 1861
Aged 34 years


Daniel Harlin
united with
The M.E. Ch. South
1854
Died May 16, 1857
Aged 40 years
To live as Christ to die is gain.



SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informants:  C. E. Jones and Rev. W.H. Smith
             East Point, Virginia

Tombstone Inscriptions

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