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Rocktown History Cemetery Report For 

Martin L. Kearney

Birth Date:
Age:

Death Date:

19 Jan 1859

Cemetery Name:

Woodbine Cemetery

Grave Location:

4

25

11

 Section    Plot      Row    Grave
Cemetery  Type:

Community

Tombstone Note:

Our Father, Born in Ireland

Tombstone
Remarks:

Illegible marker recorded by DAR in 1960s.

Cemetery Location:
Latitude:

38° 26′ 53.8″ N

Longitude:

78° 51′ 47.4″ W

Source Date Remarks :

20-Jul-03

Woodbine Cemetery. Compared to 1960s recording by the D.A.R. Martha Lee walked Section 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12; Bob and Lois Emswiler walked 1, 2, 5, 10, 11, 13.

Cemetery Notes

Refer to MAP which shows location for Section 1 through 13. Rows are recorded in each section from west to east and facing the headstones they are recorded from right to left (north to south). Section 5 is the Confederate Soldiers graves and monument. Section 10 includes area known as "Little Arlington." Section 11 is the Community Mausoleum and has a left wing (Row 001) and a right wing (Row 002); a north wall and a south wall. Refer to "REMARKS" column. Only the burials were recorded, using their assigned numbers, and from top to bottom. In 1944 Tommy Bassford wrote in his book "Landmarks and Personages of Old Harrisonburg" on Page 14 he noted, the first plot of Woodbine was bought October 11, 1850. The first interment was George Conrad. The Confederate plot was laid out in 1862. The Community Mausoleum was erected in 1926. The Colored cemetery plot was purchased in 1868.

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Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, Virginia. From Harrisonburg Court Square, take Route 33 East (E. Market Street) and cemetery is on the right hand side of the street. Go right on Reservoir Street and the main gate is on the right side of street.

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