Cemeteries of Brunswick County, Virginia: Barrow Family Cemetery

Barrow Family Cemetery


Notes:	This small family cemetery is less than a mile west of Danieltown, several hundred yards north of Danieltown Rd. (Route 137). It sits about 200 ft from the back of the old homestead on the property. Two unmarked stones and a few noticible unmarked graves are there.
Latitude:	36º 54' 41.3" N (36.911460)
Longitude:	77º 58' 45.8" W (-77.979390)

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Elouise D. Stokley

1909 —

2005

Notes: Clarke Funeral Home marker.

Minerva F. Barrow

—

1 Apr 1877

Only Child Of
George E & Nannie D Barrow
Went to heaven April 1, 1877
aged 2 years & 3 months & 20 days
“Some fairer tomorrow
shall reunite all Earth's
Broken lie”

Nannie R. Barrow

23 Apr 1849 —

10 Feb 1879

Wife of George E Barrow
and daughter of
Peter Hawthorne

Nannie R. Hawthorne married George Edwin Barrow, son of W.J. Barrow, and they were the parents of infant Minerva. George is buried with a second wife in Lakeview Cemetery, Blackstone, CWS of BCV, pp. 56-57. Notes: Last line illegible as stone is broken at bottom.

Virginia C. Barrow

2 Aug 1812 —

15 Aug 1860

born in Lunenburg Co

Notes: Stone is broken in half and inscription at bottom of stone is illegible. Footstone is marked V.C.B.

William Barrow

October ?, ???? —

15 Aug 1895

In memory of
Born in Brunswick Co

William Johnson Barrow married first Virginia Catherine Hardy, CWS of BCV, pp. 56-57. Notes: Stone is broken into 3 pieces, obliterating the birth date. Inscription at bottom illegible. Footstone is marked W.J.B.

According to Civil War Soldiers from Brunswick County, Virginia, Lt. Benjamin L. Barrow is buried in this cemetery, although no stone marks the grave. He was the son-in-law of W.J. Barrow, having married Lucy S. Barrow, CWS of BCV, pp. 53-4.

Likewise, Sgt. James McAden Barrow, a son of W.J. Barrow, is said to be here, CWS of BCV, pp. 56-57.

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