This memorial is for a cenotaph which is a monument erected in honor of a person who is buried elsewhere. Mary Asbury Hill is buried elsewhere, but the burial site is unknown.
Source
Burial information taken from "Gone But Not Quite Forgotten" Pickett County Cemeteries book by Richard W. Pierce (Pickett County Historian) and published 2008
Note
This is listed in the book as being a memorial stone placed in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
It is not known as to the actual burial place for Mary Polly Asbury and her husband.
Source
Burial information taken from "Gone But Not Quite Forgotten" Pickett County Cemeteries book by Richard W. Pierce (Pickett County Historian) and published 2008
Note
This is listed in the book as being a memorial stone placed in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
It is not known as to the actual burial place for Mary Polly Asbury and her husband.
This memorial is for a cenotaph which is a monument erected in honor of a person who is buried elsewhere. Mary Asbury Hill is buried elsewhere, but the burial site is unknown.
Source
Burial information taken from "Gone But Not Quite Forgotten" Pickett County Cemeteries book by Richard W. Pierce (Pickett County Historian) and published 2008
Note
This is listed in the book as being a memorial stone placed in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
It is not known as to the actual burial place for Mary Polly Asbury and her husband.
Source
Burial information taken from "Gone But Not Quite Forgotten" Pickett County Cemeteries book by Richard W. Pierce (Pickett County Historian) and published 2008
Note
This is listed in the book as being a memorial stone placed in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
It is not known as to the actual burial place for Mary Polly Asbury and her husband.
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