William Monday's grave was identified in the Monday Cemetery by Robert McGinnis in July 1986. Mr McGinnis described the marker thus
"William M__da_
no legible dates but something has been scratched on the stone at some time. This stone and 2 others like it are at the highest point of the cemetery and about 15 feet from Joshua Monday's stone. This is probably William Monday, Joshua's father who died November/December 1817."
William Monday almost certainly is here as he received a land grant from the State of Tennessee in 1809 as evidenced in Land Grant Records in Knox County, TN. The land grant was for 157 & 1/2 acres and encompasses what is now the Monday Cemetery.
Birth 1743 • Hanover Parish King George County Virginia
Birth year calculated from notation in the Family Bible of his son Robert Monday that William was 74 when he died in 1817.
"William M__da_
no legible dates but something has been scratched on the stone at some time. This stone and 2 others like it are at the highest point of the cemetery and about 15 feet from Joshua Monday's stone. This is probably William Monday, Joshua's father who died November/December 1817."
William Monday almost certainly is here as he received a land grant from the State of Tennessee in 1809 as evidenced in Land Grant Records in Knox County, TN. The land grant was for 157 & 1/2 acres and encompasses what is now the Monday Cemetery.
Birth 1743 • Hanover Parish King George County Virginia
Birth year calculated from notation in the Family Bible of his son Robert Monday that William was 74 when he died in 1817.
William Monday's grave was identified in the Monday Cemetery by Robert McGinnis in July 1986. Mr McGinnis described the marker thus
"William M__da_
no legible dates but something has been scratched on the stone at some time. This stone and 2 others like it are at the highest point of the cemetery and about 15 feet from Joshua Monday's stone. This is probably William Monday, Joshua's father who died November/December 1817."
William Monday almost certainly is here as he received a land grant from the State of Tennessee in 1809 as evidenced in Land Grant Records in Knox County, TN. The land grant was for 157 & 1/2 acres and encompasses what is now the Monday Cemetery.
Birth 1743 • Hanover Parish King George County Virginia
Birth year calculated from notation in the Family Bible of his son Robert Monday that William was 74 when he died in 1817.
"William M__da_
no legible dates but something has been scratched on the stone at some time. This stone and 2 others like it are at the highest point of the cemetery and about 15 feet from Joshua Monday's stone. This is probably William Monday, Joshua's father who died November/December 1817."
William Monday almost certainly is here as he received a land grant from the State of Tennessee in 1809 as evidenced in Land Grant Records in Knox County, TN. The land grant was for 157 & 1/2 acres and encompasses what is now the Monday Cemetery.
Birth 1743 • Hanover Parish King George County Virginia
Birth year calculated from notation in the Family Bible of his son Robert Monday that William was 74 when he died in 1817.
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