Suzanne: Some thoughts on this. What do you mean by "it is said that...." Said by whom? On what authority? When did they say it? Do you have Eugene Scheel's map of Rappahanoock County that may show this cemetery? Do you have a topo map that may show this cemetery? (or a cemetery at all). Have you checked the Rappahannock County Historical Society's cemetery survey records? If there was a standing stone, I'd bet somebody would know. That long ago, chances are there never was a stone, or if there ever was, its was long since kicked to rubble by foraging cows, pigs and horses. But, there is always the chance it may still stand in some forlorn clump of trees. Craig On Feb 16, 2009, at 1:00 PM, germanna_colonies-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Has anyone seen the family cemetery of Allen Wiley and Eve > Holtzclaw?? Eve was the daughter of Hans Jacob Holtzclaw and his > second wife, Catherine.? It is said to be just off US 522 south of > the unincorporated town of Flint Hill.? At the time of his death, > this was still part of Culpeper County.? Today it would be located > in Rappahannock County. > > Suzanne Collins Matson