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BUNDY CEMETERYRoad 680Blainesville, Page County, Virginia At the junction of Road 611, with Road 680, take 680 .5 mile to a sharp right turn in the road and a private road on the left. Turn into this private road and go to the first dwelling on the right, the residence of Mrs. Babe Jeffries for permission to go to the cemetery. david yurman . The cemetery lies approxinately 100 yards northeast of her home. It. landscape maintenance . roofing contractor . has partly been destroyed by brush cutting equipnent. It is along a property line fence, but the burial area is not fenced. There are only two (2) stones still in this cemetery, and there are numerous sunken unmarked graves.Also, in the woods quite a distance east is another BUNDY cemetery. which a has graves marked without fieldstones. Mr. Glenwood C. Berry accompanied the compilers and provided family relationship data, but he stated that he does not know who is buried in this other BUNDY cemetery and it was not examined.The BUNDY cemetery in the heading lies across a fence line from a JEFFRIES cemetery, which is published in this volume. Mr. Glenwood C. Berry, above mentioned, resides near this BUNDY cemetery on Road 680, with mailing address RFD 2, Luray, Page Co., Va.Isaac w. BundyDied 28 Feb 192270-8-13Annie J. Bundy Dau/of I. W. and L. BundyDied 22 Aug 190923 yearsThere are numerous sunken unmarked graves in the burial areaAlso buried hereHarrison Bundy(No other data)Also buried here Rebecca “Becky” Good (No other data)Both the BUNDY and the JEFFRIES cemeteries were examined and the tombstone inscriptions were transcribed by Jeanette Conner Ritenour, HC 60, Box 1081, Seven Fountains, Virginia, 22652, and Mazie Cullers HC 60, Box 1090, Seven Fountains, Virginia, 22652