TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES - George Green Double G Cemetery
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GEORGE GREEN DOUBLE G CEMETERY, POCAHONTAS, TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA
This information was collected on May 16,  2002 by David Hambrick and
Ken Bowen <kenbow@inetone.net> and contributed for use in the USGenWeb
Archives.

Take Route 120 from Route 52 in Bramwell toward Pocahontas.  
Near the Virginia State Line, turn right on Eastr Peel Chestnut Road,
Route  663, beside the Jordan Nelson Coal Bank historic marker.  
Follow 663 for almost two miles, and the cemetery is beside the road
on the left.  The cemetery is clean and mowed.

Star of David
Brother Fo_ _ s  ? Stone is broken.

James Donald Shew
Nov. 23, 1934
Oct. 2, 1935
Of Such Is The Kingdom Of Heaven
Footstone:  J. D. S.

M. E. R.

Johnie F.
Son of Wm and Lilly Music
Born Nov. 8, 1923
Died Mar. 19, 1924
From Mother's Arms To The Arms Of Jesus.
Footstone:  J. F. M.

   Baby
John Gilbert
May 7, 1918
May 7, 1918
Budded On Earth To Bloom In Heaven.
Footstone:  J. G.

Lester P. Rutherford
Mar. 4, 1922
Mar. 30, 1922
Footstone:  Son

Sally A. Rutherford
July 21, 1901
June 7, 1941
Mother

William A. Rutherford
Virginia 
Pfc. 135 Inf. 34 Div.
World War II
Apr. 9, 1919
July 15, 1944

Carl Alfred Rutherford Sr.
Virginia
Pfc. U. S. Army
World War I
September 9, 1894
October 28, 1965

James E. Rutherford
Nov. 9, 1927
Mar. 2, 1974
Footstone:  Son

Tis Love That Calls Us Home At Close Of Day
		Green
Fred Max		Rose Marie
Apr. 12, 1908		Apr. 5, 1914
Jan. 19, 1999		Sept. 7, 1983
	Together Forever
Father        Footstone:         Mother

           Son
Bobby Joe Green
July 31, 1947
January 2, 1974
Military Marker:
Bobby J. Green
Virginia
Sgt.  U. S. Air Force
Vietnam
Jul. 31, 1947 - Jan. 2, 1974

Harry Green
Apr. 12, 1902
Jan. 22, 1925

Annie Laura Green
Feb. 15, 1871
Jan. 5, 1951

John Green
July 4, 1872
Feb. 22, 1915

Mattie Elen Green
Mar. 30, 1899
Feb. 22, 1915

John Green and his daughter, Mattie Elen were killed by a train
at the depot in Pocahontas, Virginia.  The train started moving 
just as Mattie Elen was getting off, and her dress got caught on 
a sharp piece of steel.  Hearing his daughter's screams, John ran 
to rescue her, and both were pulled beneath the train.

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