VANCE CEMETERY, KALE ROAD, MERCER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
	This information was collected on April 2, 2002 by David Hambrick and Ken Bowen
	kenbow@inetone.net and contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives.
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           The Vance Cemetery has 18 graves.  It is fenced and very clean.  In Princeton, take
           Route 10 toward Kegley, turn left on Black Oak Mountain Road, and go about four miles,
           then turn right on Kale Road.  Go about a mile and a half, and the cemetery is on the 
           right.

		Gertrude Marie Archie
	  	Oct. 20, 1914
		Nov. 4, 1941

			Vance
		James A.	Vicie L.
		July 11, 1873	Jan. 8, 1878
		Nov. 8, 1949	Jan. 23, 1951
		Gone But Not Forgotten

		Dewey Rex Vance
		Feb. 23, 1880
		Nov. 8, 1926

		William R. Vance
		West Virginia
		Pvt. C. L. 305 Engrs
		Service Batt'n 80 Div.
		August 29, 1923
		Footstone:  WRV

		James Howard King
		A2c U. S. Air Force
		     Korea
		Dec. 5, 1931 - Sep. 13, 1982

		     Father
		Herbert J. King
		Apr. 23, 1910
		Apr. 23, 1963

		     Mother
		Thelma Kate King
		Dec. 21, 1912
		Oct. 11, 1989

		
                                Our Baby Boy
		Paul H. King Jr.
		Jan. 30, 1988

		Elmer Vance
		Aug. 12, 1898 - Aug. 26, 1962

		Mildred Irine Vance
		Oct. 2, 1920
		May 3, 1924
		Darling We Miss Thee
		Footstone:  MIV

		Beryl Vance Eaton
		1932 - 1965

		    Father
		Walter G. Truitt
		Feb. 17, 1901	
		Sept. 21, 1956

		    Mother
		Narcie C. Truitt
		1903 - 1979
		Rest In God's Loving Care

		Gwyn Junior Truitt
		Pvt. U. S. Army
		World War II
		Dec. 27, 1921 - May 9, 1990

		Rose Mary Truitt
		Baby 1928

		Franklin H. Truitt
		1933 - 1934
	
		Thelma Pearl Truitt
		1932 - 1935
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