By Catherine Olivia There is nothing as rewarding as tracing your family history, and when this task is shared with your children it can become an exciting adventure for them. It’s wonderful when children can be told about great-great grandparents and this can help instill family pride.
A Hobart cemetery has held an open day aimed at demystifying death and highlighting the site’s historical significance.
Notes for William Arrell CAVE: Birth: 1820 in Hawksbill, Page, Virginia, USA. Death: 1888 in Virginia, USA. “William Arrell CAVE returned from Champaign county OH., to Page county, VA., about 1841 and settled at Luray, VA. in that county. In 1848 he married Mary Ann Roads of the same county. She died many years ago […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCHRoad 611 at Road 680Blainesville, Page County Virginia This cemetery lies in the southwest fork of the junction of Roads 611 & 680. The cemetery receives regular and excellent maintenance. At the entrance to the cemetery on Road 611, there is a double wide opening with columns on either side. A bronze […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
DOUGANS CEMETERYRoad 629Cavetown, Page County, Virginia South of Luray, Page Co. snap on smiles ct . Va. ford dealership locator . while on Road 340, take Road 629 east to Road 611 and then keep on 629 East, past a ‘closed store’ on the left to the second dwelling, the residence of Dallas Foster. The […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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