Surviving stones from Rosewell Plantation cemetery were moved in the 1960's by the APVA to Abingdon Episcopal Church cemetery. The remains rest here in the family burial grounds.
This crypt did not survive, but the inscription was transcribed in 1893 by Dr. Lyon G. Taylor and published in the W&M Quarterly, 1st series, vol. 3, pages 185-189.
This crypt did not survive, but the inscription was transcribed in 1893 by Dr. Lyon G. Taylor and published in the W&M Quarterly, 1st series, vol. 3, pages 185-189.
Surviving stones from Rosewell Plantation cemetery were moved in the 1960's by the APVA to Abingdon Episcopal Church cemetery. The remains rest here in the family burial grounds.
This crypt did not survive, but the inscription was transcribed in 1893 by Dr. Lyon G. Taylor and published in the W&M Quarterly, 1st series, vol. 3, pages 185-189.
This crypt did not survive, but the inscription was transcribed in 1893 by Dr. Lyon G. Taylor and published in the W&M Quarterly, 1st series, vol. 3, pages 185-189.
Inscription
Here lieth interr'd the Body of
Tayloe Page
Third Son of Mann and
Ann Corbin Page
who Departed this life
the 29th Day of November 1760
in the 5th year of his Age.
Family Members
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