SPOTSYLVANIA:  CEMETERY RECORDS – “SNOW HILL” CEMETERY

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, Snow Hill Cemetery:
                  1936 Dec. 9
                  Research made by Mildred Barnum

Cemetery Location:  2 miles south of Spotsylvania, Virginia.  Entrance north 
                    side of Route #1.  Go .1 mile and turn south for .2 mile and 
                    walk about 100 yards.  It is right in the woods and hard to 
                    find without a guide.
                    Spotsylvania County




There is evidence of a wooden fence around the cemetery but is has fallen now.  
There was also a moat-like ditch around the enclosure but this has nearly filled 
now.  The ground is covered with periwinkle and trees are now growing in the 
cemetery.

(Note:  The spelling of the name Leavell in two different ways is on the 
        tombstones, not a typist error.)


Harriet A.
wife of Edmund S. Levell
and daughter of Colonel William and Elizabeth Spandle
born April 7th, 1806
Died April 17th, 1860


To the memory of Edmund S. Leavell, Esquire
who died November 17th, 1858
aged 54 years


In memory of Emily A.
relict of Reverend William G. Cross
and daughter of Colonel William and Elizabeth Spandle
Died, 1860 aged 38 years


Lieutenant Benjamin Alsop
Virginia Troops
Revolutionary War
Revolutionary Soldier 1775 – 1783
Placed by Washington Lewis Chapter D.A.R.