PAGE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Louderback Cemetery

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Louderback graveyard:
                  1936 Nov. 7
                  Research made by Cannie C. Morris

Cemetery Location:  2 miles south of Honeyville, Virginia.  .5 mile west of 
                    Route #258.
                    Page County, Virginia


DATE:

1850, oldest inscription.

OWNERS:

Jake Louderback, present owner. (1936)

DESCRIPTION:

This cemetery is in the center of a large farm, but needs to be looked after.  
There are no inscriptions on the oldest of the tombstones.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

In most of the graveyards in this neighborhood can be found markers to the 
memory of the Kite, Shuler and Foltz families who were the pioneer settlers in 
this vicinity.  The descendants of these families are prosperous, reliable and 
worthy citizens who believe in carrying on the tradition of their forefathers.  
They are an amiable group of people most of them living to a ripe old age.

The following inscriptions are the only legible ones in this cemetery:


John Kite
Died April 20, 1840
Aged 45 yrs. 3 m. 90 days


James Kite
Died June 11, 1850
Aged 13 yrs. 4 mo.


SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informants:  Mr. A.S. Hoffman
             Mr. Isaac Shuler
             All from Shenandoah, Virginia

Tombstone Inscriptions

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