Well maintained. Facing the front door of the church, Section 1 is the old section of the graveyard to the left of the church, and Section 2 is the newer section to the right of the church. Both sections were recorded starting in the southwest corners and from left to right facing headstones. Section 1 in the "Remarks" column there are some notes from John W. Wayland. Some show Abstracts of Executor, Administrator & Guardian Bonds by Ms. Priode. Also some show recordings by Leiby or Hinke. August 8, 1928, John W. Wayland wrote: "I went to old Friedens Church (Reformed, German Reformed), between Mt. Crawford and Cross Keys, and began to copy inscriptions in the old graveyard (Section 1). I have been told that the Lutherans also worshiped at Friedens same years. I am told the old cemetery is full of graves but not many of the graves have stones or markers. Probably more than half of the graves in the old cemetery never had any markers or wooden slabs which have rotted down. A few wooden markers remain, but none of them have legible inscription. Some are sandstone, some a kind of marble, some a shaly (sic) kind of stone that scales off. A number of the stones, with almost faded inscriptions, are lying down and almost overgrown with grass, etc. The old brick church house, a century or more old, was not the first building here, I suppose. Mr. Q. G. Kaylor, of Kaylor Park, was with me. Most of the oldest inscriptions are in German. This was a German community and a German Reform church, one of the oldest in the state." There is another listing of Friedens Church cemetery/map/records located on Rockingham County, Virginia, website - www.Rootsweb.com/~varockin/index.htm