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Rocktown History Cemetery Report For
Robert Gail Hood Clutteur
29 Sep 1879
Birth Date:
Age:
Death Date:
8 Jan 1900
Cemetery Name:
Miller Family Cemetery
Grave Location:
Section Plot Row Grave
Cemetery Type:
Private
Tombstone Note:
Tombstone
Remarks:
child of Dr. Joseph J. W. Clutteur & Mary Susan Miller
Cemetery Location:
Latitude:
Longitude:
Source Date Remarks :
18-Jun-03
Miller Family Cemetery. Recording compared against J. Robert Swank's 1967 records, and the records of Patricia Ritchie in 1999.
Cemetery Notes
In 1967 J. Robert Swank noted "There are many field stones. Space would indicate probably 100 graves." Please note there are two Negro burials listed and, legend says there were other Negro slaves buried in this cemetery, but their names are unknown. In 2003 Shirley Cullers Miller writes, " According to the size, sunken places, a few marked tombstones, and field stone markings, there are about 45 to 50 burials in this Miller Cemetery, but the rest of their names are unknown." Cemetery records compiled by Shirley Cullers Miller using headstones, field/river rocks, papers of Warren Souder and Lewis Yankey, J. Robert Swank’s 1967 records, and through interviews with area residents.
2023 Rocktown History. For personal use only.
Fulks Run, Rockingham County, Virginia. From Fulks Run Grocery, continue west on Route 259 for about 2 miles. Turn left onto Route 819 (Yankeytown Road also Marshall Run Road). After crossing the bridge, take the first left onto a gravel lane to Anna Lee Wittig Lantz's home (previously owned by Samuel Miller). The cemetery is on the hill behind the barn.
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