Noffsinger-Reid-Parr Cemetery
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Noffsinger-Reid-Parr Cemetery

Eagle Rock, Botetourt County, Virginia, USA

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    Eagle Rock, Virginia, 24085 USA

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This small family cemetery is located at the end of route 707, on private property now owned by the Heck family and is closed to the public. It is located about three or four tenths of a mile past the end of the state route, on an old rutted out dirt road, up the side of a ridge. It is situated on top of the ridge, at the edge of an open field, overlooking Mulberry Bottom to the right, and on land once owned by the Reid and Noffsinger families, which adjoined land owned by William Parr, that encompassed the Hop Thompson farm.


The cemetery is in very poor condition. The fence, which once surrounded it, is no longer standing, only the corner posts and gate posts remain. It is heavily covered in fallen leaves, and many of the field stones are difficult to find. There are a few Noffsinger and Parr graves marked with headstones, and those are hard to read due to being covered in lichens. The remainder of the graves have simple field stones. There appears to be many children buried in this cemetery.


This small family cemetery is located at the end of route 707, on private property now owned by the Heck family and is closed to the public. It is located about three or four tenths of a mile past the end of the state route, on an old rutted out dirt road, up the side of a ridge. It is situated on top of the ridge, at the edge of an open field, overlooking Mulberry Bottom to the right, and on land once owned by the Reid and Noffsinger families, which adjoined land owned by William Parr, that encompassed the Hop Thompson farm.


The cemetery is in very poor condition. The fence, which once surrounded it, is no longer standing, only the corner posts and gate posts remain. It is heavily covered in fallen leaves, and many of the field stones are difficult to find. There are a few Noffsinger and Parr graves marked with headstones, and those are hard to read due to being covered in lichens. The remainder of the graves have simple field stones. There appears to be many children buried in this cemetery.

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  • Added: 13 Jan 2013
  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2480245