PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY:  CEMETERY RECORDS – WARREN GRAVEYARD

Contributed by:  Joan Renfrow

NOTICE:  I have no relationship or further information in regards to this 
family.  

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Warren graveyard: 1937 Sep. 21/ Research made 
by Jennie S. Harrison.

Cemetery Location:  4.8 miles northeast of Disputanta, Virginia on Route 625; 
                    thence 2 miles northeast on Route 611; thence 1.2 miles east 
                    on private road
                    Prince George County


It is about thirty by thirty feet, enclosed with a brick wall, located about 
sixty yards west of the  Warren house, on the edge of a field.  There are three 
tombstones.


In memory of
our little darling
Marie Elmore
Daughter of 
John A. & Lucy J. Warren
born Feb. 13, 1886
died Sept. 24, 1888


In memory of
Virginia Tyler
daughter of 
J.A. & L.J. Warren
born Oct. 30, 1892
died Mar. 28, 1895


In loving remembrance of
Our dear parents
Waverly P. Warren
born Nov. 28, 1852
died July 1, 1890
and his wife
Sarah Ann Warren
born Feb. 12, 1853
died Jan. 3, 1879
“Precious in the site of the Lord is the death of his saints”



The following are known to be buried here:
Ned Warren and his wife Susie and their son Eddie Warren