The Cemetery Office of Rockingham County responds to requests concerning other headstone markers:
"I am sorry to report, there are no other stones in the cemetery other than the one stone that has 3 names on it, next to the pole. The stone is all that remains of the cemetery and it now sits in the middle of a cornfield. The pole has been placed so the tractor doesnt hit the stone when they are harvesting."
Mary married John Snaden abt 1766
"I am sorry to report, there are no other stones in the cemetery other than the one stone that has 3 names on it, next to the pole. The stone is all that remains of the cemetery and it now sits in the middle of a cornfield. The pole has been placed so the tractor doesnt hit the stone when they are harvesting."
Mary married John Snaden abt 1766
The Cemetery Office of Rockingham County responds to requests concerning other headstone markers:
"I am sorry to report, there are no other stones in the cemetery other than the one stone that has 3 names on it, next to the pole. The stone is all that remains of the cemetery and it now sits in the middle of a cornfield. The pole has been placed so the tractor doesnt hit the stone when they are harvesting."
Mary married John Snaden abt 1766
"I am sorry to report, there are no other stones in the cemetery other than the one stone that has 3 names on it, next to the pole. The stone is all that remains of the cemetery and it now sits in the middle of a cornfield. The pole has been placed so the tractor doesnt hit the stone when they are harvesting."
Mary married John Snaden abt 1766
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