Frazier Family Cemetery

Located on Route 250, South side of the road, back of
Lacy Hevener's house, about 200 feet from the road, 1/10
mile of the intersection with Route 736. It is surrounded
by a cement wall, not too overgrown, about 35 feet by 35
feet.

Frazier, James A.	

Died of a hard fever at Camp Bartow in Pocahuntas Co. Va. 
on the morning of the 8th of October 1861 James A. Fraizer
in the 29th year of his age. He was a member of the Churchville
Calvary.
Devotion to his country and devotion to his God marked all his
actions. He laid down his life a willing sacrifice for the one
and yeilded up his spirit without spot or blemish to the other.

Frazier, James A.

Born at Amraugh Ireland Aug. 10, 1786. Imigrated to America in 
1800. Died at Jennings Gap, Va. Jan. 22 1853 aged 72 yeras 
5 months. For over half a century he prosecuted honorably
and with success his business as a merchant in his adopted
state. His children place this stone in his memory.

Frazier, Malvina Mrs.

Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Malvina Fraizer wife of James P.
Frazier and eldest daughter of James A. Frazier.

Wood, Virginia M.

Virginia M. wife of James P.Wood the daughter of James P. and M.L. 
Frazier born in Jennings Gap July 10, 1834 died at Bath Alum
Springs Mar. 19, 1854. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the
death of one of his saints.

Frazier, Josephine
Frazier, Henry

Beneath this marble lie the mortal remains of Josephine and Henry,
the son and daughter of _____&_____L. Frazier. Josephine born
Sept.1832 died 1833. Henry born 1836 died 1836. (More but unreadable)

Tate, Martha E.

In memory of Martha E. wife of William M. Tate and youngest 
daughter of James A. Frazier born Mar. 2 1824 died May 21, 1853 
It separates but it then unites.

Secured by:
Richard M. Hamrick, Jr.
F.S. Baylor
MAy 11, 1971