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| Robert Nathaniel King | 5 May 1839 — | 30 Apr 1907 | Tho lost to sight
to memory dear |
| Pvt. Robert Nathaniel King, Co. G, 21st VA INF, CWS f BCV, pp. 308-9. |
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| Georgia Seward King | 6 Sep 1846 — | 14 Dec 1919 | Thy memory shall
ever be a guiding
star to heaven |
| Georgianna Seward married Robert N. King, CWS f BCV, p. 309. |
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| Lela King | 31 Oct 1872 — | 7 Oct 1884 | Daughter of
R.N. & Georgia King
Safe in the arms
of Jesus |
| See CWS f BCV, p. 309. |
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| Fannie Seward Thomas | 25 Oct 1862 — | 1 Dec 1902 | The love that passeth
all understanding |
| Fannie L. Seward married Robert T. Thomas, CWS f BCV, p. 557. |
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| Mary Elizabeth Seward | — | 2 Sep 1896 | Wife of
Hugh L. Seward
Died Sept 2, 1896
Age 72 years
God in his wisdom
has recalled, The
boon his love had given
And though the body slumbers
The soul is safe in heaven |
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| Hugh L. Seward | 18 Dec 1818 — | 21 Jan 1896 | A precious one from
us has gone, A voice
we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in
our home which
never can be filled |
| Hugh Love Seward married Mary Elizabeth House 9 December (bond) 1845, CWS f BCV, pp. 155, 266, 309, 355, 557. |
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| Erby Lee Seward | 11 Sep 1900 — | 27 Jan 1933 | |
| Irby Seward married Mable Clarke who is in Rock United Methodist Church Cemetery, CWS f BCV, p. 105. |
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| Rebecca Lee Seward | 5 Dec 1926 — | 9 Dec 1926 | |
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| Bettie Delbridge Seward | 19 Jul 1859 — | 4 Sep 1932 | |
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| Hugh L. Seward Jr. | 9 Feb 1855 — | 1 Jul 1907 | In memory of
Husband of
Josephene Delbridge
Dearest loved one we must lay thee
In the peaceful grave's embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
'Til we see thy heavenly face. |
| Hugh Love Seward Jr., CWS f BCV, p. 155. |
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| Willie D. Seward | 2 Oct 1879 — | 5 Feb 1908 | Beloved husband of
Mayme V. Seward |
| Willie Delbridge Seward married Mamie Viola Wesson who is in James Square Baptist Church Cemetery, CWS f BCV, p. 600. |
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| Arthur L. Seward | | | Virginia
Pvt. 166 Inf.
42 Div.
Dec 9, 1937 |
This is a government-issued military stone. The date inscribed on the stone is presumably the date of death.
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