1996 I am up to the G's right now and have found several names. Most were buried in the Crews and Greenbrier Cemeteries it seems.

Several Summers County cemetery books are out. Which one are you looking in? Janet Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: "dean" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 9:37 AM Subject: Re: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project(SummersCo.,WV) > Some help may be found if you have the Summers County Cemetery book. > Lookin > the backunder Appendix B. It does not give relocation but does give some > names.Number 30 on the list is given in the book "Diary Of A Confederat > Sharpershooter ". It lists 17 relocations-4 in my family cemetery . The > list > contains the names PETERS,ANDERSON,GORE,FERGUSON and 7 unknown. Anyone > interested in the place of relocation can e-mail me. > > Shirley > > [email protected] > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Another source from the Summers Co. Cemetery book and also may be in the Mercer Co. Cemetery Book are notations BRP meaning reinterred from the Bluestone Project.

Some help may be found if you have the Summers County Cemetery book. Lookin the backunder Appendix B. It does not give relocation but does give some names.Number 30 on the list is given in the book "Diary Of A Confederat Sharpershooter ". It lists 17 relocations-4 in my family cemetery . The list contains the names PETERS,ANDERSON,GORE,FERGUSON and 7 unknown. Anyone interested in the place of relocation can e-mail me. Shirley [email protected]

So would I if you are sharing. [email protected] Gail -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Janet Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2007 1:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project(SummersCo., WV) Can you share the people that are buried in the cemetery's that they moved when they built Bluestone Dam. I know I would like to have them. You can email me at [email protected] Janet Amrtin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Moten, Sandra K" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 1:04 PM Subject: Re: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project (SummersCo., WV) >I have the copies of who was buried where if I remember right , I will >have to look. > > Sandy Moten > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Janet > Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 12:32 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project (Summers > Co., WV) > > The History of Summers Co., WV-1984, by Summers Couty Historiacl > Society-page 57 (By Jack Dickinson) > > As best as can be determined, following are the statistics on the 26 > cemeteries known to have been relocated. All but numbers 17, 18, and > 19 were orginally in Sumemrs County, WV. Those three were in the > portion of Giles Co. VA above Glen Lyn. Number 16 was on the state > border and may have also been in Giles Co. > > The Corps of Enginers logged every grave in these cemeteries before > their relocation and drafted maps which showed the orginial cemetery > layout. > > The Corps of Engineers office in Huntington, WV were very helpful and > patient in providing me with these cemetery records. > > > 1. Unknown Cemetery-located on Bluestone R., Summers Co. Number of > graves-1. Relocated to Crews site > > 2. Flatfield Cemetery-located near mouth of Bluestone R. Number of > graves-95. Relocted to-Crew, Indian Mills and Greenbrier sites > > 3. Haynes Cemetery-located E of New R., S of mouth of Bluestone R. > Number of graves-99. Relocated to Greenbrier and Indian Mills sites > > 4. Unnamed Cemetery-located close to number 3. Number of graves-2. > Located-Greenbrier. > > 5. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River Opposite Bertha. Number > of graves-11. located to Crews site. > > 6. Barker Cemetery-located Just south of of No. 5. Number of > graves-23. Located to Crews site. > > 6.4. Unnamed Cemetery-located across New River from No. 6. Number of > graves-4. Locted to Indian Milss site. > > 7. Smith Cemetery-located E of New River, opposite Warford. No. of > graves -3. Locted to Greenbrier site. > > 8. Bull Falls Cemetery-located close to No 7 at the curve of R. No. > of graves 27. Located to Greenbrier site. > > 9. Buffalo Cemetery, located E of N River, S of Warford. No. of > graves-27. Locted to Indian Mills site > > 10. S. part of cemetery-located at 29, Crump's Bottom. Number of > graves-(not given). Located to Greenbrier & Peterstown site. > > 11. Slave cemetery-located near No. 10. No. of graves-21. Located > to Indian Mills. > > 12. Unnamed Cemetery-located, S of Crump's bottom, on Cedar Br. No. > of graves-22. Located to Indian Mills. > > 13. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River, near Carew. No. of > graves-4. Located to Indian Mills site. > > 14. Caperton Cemetery, located W of New River at mouth of Island > Creek. No. of graves-36. Located to Peterstown. > > 15. Walker Cemetery-located E of New River near Neponset. No. of > graves-15. Locted to-Indiana Mills. > > 16. Unnamed Cemetery-located E Of New River, opposite Roundbottom > Creek. No. of graves29. Locted to Indian Mills. > > 17. Unnamed Cemetery-located E of New River in Giles Co., at > Horseshoe. No. of graves-25. Located to Peterstown. > > 18. McClaugherty Cemetery-located E of New River in giles Co at > Coopers Branch. No. of graves-8. Located to Peterstown. > > 19. Slave Cemetery-located Below No. 18 at Smith Branch. No. of > graves-3. Located to Indian Mills. > > 20. Halstead Cemetery-located Near Indian Mills, Summers Co. No. of > graves-17. Located to Indian Mills. > > 21. Unnamed Cemetery-located On Bluestone River, Sumemrs Co. No. of > graves-4. Located to Crews site. > > 22. Tolliver-Meador Cemetery-located W of No 21 on Bluestone River. > No. of graves-27. Located to Crews and Indian Mills. > > 23. Lilly Cemetery-located on bluestone River, opposite Lilly. No. > of graves-149. Located to Crews site. > > 24. Unnamed Cemetery-located on Bluestone River near Ellison. No. of > graves-1. Located to Crews site. > > 25. Peters-Anderson Cemetery-located S of Lick Creek, near Mercer > Salt. No. of graves-10. Located to Butler, Resthaven and Peterstown. > Also 7 inidentified graves outside fenced cemetery. > > I do not have this book. I borrowed the book and copied the info to > pass along to everyone. Please do not direct any question to me about > this posting for I can not help you. > > Janet Martin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

So would I if you are sharing. thanks regina Vest Buchanan ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Can you share the people that are buried in the cemetery's that they moved when they built Bluestone Dam. I know I would like to have them. You can email me at [email protected] Janet Amrtin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Moten, Sandra K" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 1:04 PM Subject: Re: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project (SummersCo., WV) >I have the copies of who was buried where if I remember right , I will > have to look. > > Sandy Moten > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Janet > Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 12:32 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project (Summers > Co., WV) > > The History of Summers Co., WV-1984, by Summers Couty Historiacl > Society-page 57 (By Jack Dickinson) > > As best as can be determined, following are the statistics on the 26 > cemeteries known to have been relocated. All but numbers 17, 18, and 19 > were orginally in Sumemrs County, WV. Those three were in the portion > of Giles Co. VA above Glen Lyn. Number 16 was on the state border and > may have also been in Giles Co. > > The Corps of Enginers logged every grave in these cemeteries before > their relocation and drafted maps which showed the orginial cemetery > layout. > > The Corps of Engineers office in Huntington, WV were very helpful and > patient in providing me with these cemetery records. > > > 1. Unknown Cemetery-located on Bluestone R., Summers Co. Number of > graves-1. Relocated to Crews site > > 2. Flatfield Cemetery-located near mouth of Bluestone R. Number of > graves-95. Relocted to-Crew, Indian Mills and Greenbrier sites > > 3. Haynes Cemetery-located E of New R., S of mouth of Bluestone R. > Number of graves-99. Relocated to Greenbrier and Indian Mills sites > > 4. Unnamed Cemetery-located close to number 3. Number of graves-2. > Located-Greenbrier. > > 5. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River Opposite Bertha. Number of > graves-11. located to Crews site. > > 6. Barker Cemetery-located Just south of of No. 5. Number of > graves-23. Located to Crews site. > > 6.4. Unnamed Cemetery-located across New River from No. 6. Number of > graves-4. Locted to Indian Milss site. > > 7. Smith Cemetery-located E of New River, opposite Warford. No. of > graves -3. Locted to Greenbrier site. > > 8. Bull Falls Cemetery-located close to No 7 at the curve of R. No. of > graves 27. Located to Greenbrier site. > > 9. Buffalo Cemetery, located E of N River, S of Warford. No. of > graves-27. Locted to Indian Mills site > > 10. S. part of cemetery-located at 29, Crump's Bottom. Number of > graves-(not given). Located to Greenbrier & Peterstown site. > > 11. Slave cemetery-located near No. 10. No. of graves-21. Located to > Indian Mills. > > 12. Unnamed Cemetery-located, S of Crump's bottom, on Cedar Br. No. of > graves-22. Located to Indian Mills. > > 13. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River, near Carew. No. of > graves-4. Located to Indian Mills site. > > 14. Caperton Cemetery, located W of New River at mouth of Island Creek. > No. of graves-36. Located to Peterstown. > > 15. Walker Cemetery-located E of New River near Neponset. No. of > graves-15. Locted to-Indiana Mills. > > 16. Unnamed Cemetery-located E Of New River, opposite Roundbottom Creek. > No. of graves29. Locted to Indian Mills. > > 17. Unnamed Cemetery-located E of New River in Giles Co., at Horseshoe. > No. of graves-25. Located to Peterstown. > > 18. McClaugherty Cemetery-located E of New River in giles Co at Coopers > Branch. No. of graves-8. Located to Peterstown. > > 19. Slave Cemetery-located Below No. 18 at Smith Branch. No. of > graves-3. Located to Indian Mills. > > 20. Halstead Cemetery-located Near Indian Mills, Summers Co. No. of > graves-17. Located to Indian Mills. > > 21. Unnamed Cemetery-located On Bluestone River, Sumemrs Co. No. of > graves-4. Located to Crews site. > > 22. Tolliver-Meador Cemetery-located W of No 21 on Bluestone River. > No. of graves-27. Located to Crews and Indian Mills. > > 23. Lilly Cemetery-located on bluestone River, opposite Lilly. No. of > graves-149. Located to Crews site. > > 24. Unnamed Cemetery-located on Bluestone River near Ellison. No. of > graves-1. Located to Crews site. > > 25. Peters-Anderson Cemetery-located S of Lick Creek, near Mercer Salt. > No. of graves-10. Located to Butler, Resthaven and Peterstown. Also 7 > inidentified graves outside fenced cemetery. > > I do not have this book. I borrowed the book and copied the info to > pass along to everyone. Please do not direct any question to me about > this posting for I can not help you. > > Janet Martin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Wolf Creek is more in Monroe County than Summers. There are two towns: Wolf Creek Station at the mouth and Wolf Creek to the east. At 09:36 PM 5/2/2007 -0400, you wrote: >So there is something actually called Wolfe Creek in that Summers Co. area? >I have Entsmingers buried there but assumed Wolfe Creek was just the name of >the river and they obviously lived along it (somewhere). > >Thanks, > >Doris Snyder > > >************************************** > See what's free at >http://www.aol.com. > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message

So there is something actually called Wolfe Creek in that Summers Co. area? I have Entsmingers buried there but assumed Wolfe Creek was just the name of the river and they obviously lived along it (somewhere). Thanks, Doris Snyder ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Greenbrier Fort Erected about 1771 by Captain Peter Vanbibber, situated on Wolf Creek near site of Lowell,Summers county, scene of attack on Graham family in 1777, possibly also known as Jarrett's Fort This was taken from the West Virginia History Journal Richard Graham

http://www.wvculture.org/HISTORY/journal_wvh/wvh1-2-4.html

Thanks everyone who answered my request for info on Jarrett's Fort on Wolf's Creek. Although the building of the fort has been attributed to James Jarrett (who lived on Muddy Creek), I believe it was built by his older brother, David who had 270 acres on "Woolf Creek", a branch of the Greenbrier on South side of Greenbrier River on Woolf Creek" in 1774. But the deed records are fairly skimpy in details of location. When I was at the Greenbrier Historical Society a couple of years ago, I was told that the flats around the mouth of Wolf Creek were called Jarretts Meadows or Jarretts Flats. Then later someone else told me that one of the universities was planning to do an archaeological dig of Jarrett's Fort but that it was located much farther up Wolf Creek, going toward town of Wolf Creek which appears to be pretty hilly country. I've often wondered if it was built on the same site as an earlier fort built by Henry Baughman and attacked by Indians in 1755. The original Greenbrier Company Land records and Botetourt Surveyors Records Bk 1:192) are somewhat confusing in describing Henry Baughman's land opposite the mouth of Muddy Creeke on south side of Greenbrier River" and "including the mouth of Wolfe, patented to Henry Baughman 10 Aug 1759 and conveyed by him to Gen. Andrew Lewis...which said land is known by the name of Baughman's Place." I'd really like to pin it down! Sara Patton At 08:08 PM 5/1/2007 -0400, you wrote: >According to Morton's History of Monroe "On Crump's Bottom was >Culbertson's Fort, and near the mouth of Wolf was Jarrett's Fort. " pages >44-45 > >Johnston in "A History of the Middle New River Settlements and Contiguous >Territory" speaks of Jarrett's Fort and Keenan's Fort on page 63 and men >gathering there during the attack on Donnally's Fort. Something additional >may be learned from Giles Co Court records as he mentions that Josiah >Meadows made a statement ref same in his pension application in 1832. {this >suggests also that earlier Giles or Boutetort records may disclose more >detail on the location you seek} Vernon > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Sara Patton" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 3:53 PM >Subject: [WVSUMMER] Jarrett's Fort > > > > Does anyone on the Summer Co List know the location of Jarrett's Fort > > during the Rev War? It was somewhere on Wolf Creek, I think. > > > > Sara Patton > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message

History of Summers county, WV, by James Miller, page 41 "Capt Jarrett, whose descendants now live in Greenbrier-Hon Hickman Jarrett being one of them, now living at Blue Sulpher Springs-built the fort on Wolfe Creek known as the Wolfe Creek, or Jarrett's Fort. Jarretts's Fort is reported to have been on the Greenbrier side of Greenbrier River, and was therefore in Summers County at Newman's Ferry." To get to Wolfe Creek, you use Rt 3 from Hinton, Summers Co., WV. It is just above Pence Springs, Summers Co., WV. A topo map shows that Wolfe Creek is in Monroe Co. Monroe Co is across the river from Pence Springs. Rt 3 takes you into Alderson, Greenbrier Co., WV. There is a bridge in Alderson that cross' Greenbrier River and this is still Rt 3, Monroe Co., WV, which takes you to Wolfe Creek Station and goes on into Wolfe Creek it self in Monroe Co., WV. Wolfe Creek Station from the topo map sits right on the Summers and Monroe Co line. Not sure if this is what you want If you have never been there this is a nice country drive. I have the Jarrett line also. I have always thought that the Jarrett Fort sit at Wolfe Creek Station. Janet Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sara Patton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 3:53 PM Subject: [WVSUMMER] Jarrett's Fort > Does anyone on the Summer Co List know the location of Jarrett's Fort > during the Rev War? It was somewhere on Wolf Creek, I think. > > Sara Patton > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

One reburied in our family cemetery ( Butler ) was James Conrad Peters. I think this was done by a grand daughter as she was an Anderson. Almost everyone buried there is related to an Anderson or Butler-both being my lines. Shirley

According to Morton's History of Monroe "On Crump's Bottom was Culbertson's Fort, and near the mouth of Wolf was Jarrett's Fort. " pages 44-45 Johnston in "A History of the Middle New River Settlements and Contiguous Territory" speaks of Jarrett's Fort and Keenan's Fort on page 63 and men gathering there during the attack on Donnally's Fort. Something additional may be learned from Giles Co Court records as he mentions that Josiah Meadows made a statement ref same in his pension application in 1832. {this suggests also that earlier Giles or Boutetort records may disclose more detail on the location you seek} Vernon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sara Patton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 3:53 PM Subject: [WVSUMMER] Jarrett's Fort > Does anyone on the Summer Co List know the location of Jarrett's Fort > during the Rev War? It was somewhere on Wolf Creek, I think. > > Sara Patton > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I have seen a county ASC photo taken from a Satellite, and their is a round higher piece of ground showing up on it like a stockade or something it is very distinctive showing up in the picture it could very well be a old Fort or where it was, it is on the Greenbriar River East of where Graham Ferry was, across the river from the Graham Cabin in Lowell West Virginia. Richard Graham ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sara Patton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 12:53 PM Subject: [WVSUMMER] Jarrett's Fort > Does anyone on the Summer Co List know the location of Jarrett's Fort > during the Rev War? It was somewhere on Wolf Creek, I think. > > Sara Patton > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

Does anyone on the Summer Co List know the location of Jarrett's Fort during the Rev War? It was somewhere on Wolf Creek, I think. Sara Patton

I have the copies of who was buried where if I remember right , I will have to look. Sandy Moten -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Janet Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 12:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [WVSUMMER] Bluestone Dam Cemetery Relocation Project (Summers Co., WV) The History of Summers Co., WV-1984, by Summers Couty Historiacl Society-page 57 (By Jack Dickinson) As best as can be determined, following are the statistics on the 26 cemeteries known to have been relocated. All but numbers 17, 18, and 19 were orginally in Sumemrs County, WV. Those three were in the portion of Giles Co. VA above Glen Lyn. Number 16 was on the state border and may have also been in Giles Co. The Corps of Enginers logged every grave in these cemeteries before their relocation and drafted maps which showed the orginial cemetery layout. The Corps of Engineers office in Huntington, WV were very helpful and patient in providing me with these cemetery records. 1. Unknown Cemetery-located on Bluestone R., Summers Co. Number of graves-1. Relocated to Crews site 2. Flatfield Cemetery-located near mouth of Bluestone R. Number of graves-95. Relocted to-Crew, Indian Mills and Greenbrier sites 3. Haynes Cemetery-located E of New R., S of mouth of Bluestone R. Number of graves-99. Relocated to Greenbrier and Indian Mills sites 4. Unnamed Cemetery-located close to number 3. Number of graves-2. Located-Greenbrier. 5. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River Opposite Bertha. Number of graves-11. located to Crews site. 6. Barker Cemetery-located Just south of of No. 5. Number of graves-23. Located to Crews site. 6.4. Unnamed Cemetery-located across New River from No. 6. Number of graves-4. Locted to Indian Milss site. 7. Smith Cemetery-located E of New River, opposite Warford. No. of graves -3. Locted to Greenbrier site. 8. Bull Falls Cemetery-located close to No 7 at the curve of R. No. of graves 27. Located to Greenbrier site. 9. Buffalo Cemetery, located E of N River, S of Warford. No. of graves-27. Locted to Indian Mills site 10. S. part of cemetery-located at 29, Crump's Bottom. Number of graves-(not given). Located to Greenbrier & Peterstown site. 11. Slave cemetery-located near No. 10. No. of graves-21. Located to Indian Mills. 12. Unnamed Cemetery-located, S of Crump's bottom, on Cedar Br. No. of graves-22. Located to Indian Mills. 13. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River, near Carew. No. of graves-4. Located to Indian Mills site. 14. Caperton Cemetery, located W of New River at mouth of Island Creek. No. of graves-36. Located to Peterstown. 15. Walker Cemetery-located E of New River near Neponset. No. of graves-15. Locted to-Indiana Mills. 16. Unnamed Cemetery-located E Of New River, opposite Roundbottom Creek. No. of graves29. Locted to Indian Mills. 17. Unnamed Cemetery-located E of New River in Giles Co., at Horseshoe. No. of graves-25. Located to Peterstown. 18. McClaugherty Cemetery-located E of New River in giles Co at Coopers Branch. No. of graves-8. Located to Peterstown. 19. Slave Cemetery-located Below No. 18 at Smith Branch. No. of graves-3. Located to Indian Mills. 20. Halstead Cemetery-located Near Indian Mills, Summers Co. No. of graves-17. Located to Indian Mills. 21. Unnamed Cemetery-located On Bluestone River, Sumemrs Co. No. of graves-4. Located to Crews site. 22. Tolliver-Meador Cemetery-located W of No 21 on Bluestone River. No. of graves-27. Located to Crews and Indian Mills. 23. Lilly Cemetery-located on bluestone River, opposite Lilly. No. of graves-149. Located to Crews site. 24. Unnamed Cemetery-located on Bluestone River near Ellison. No. of graves-1. Located to Crews site. 25. Peters-Anderson Cemetery-located S of Lick Creek, near Mercer Salt. No. of graves-10. Located to Butler, Resthaven and Peterstown. Also 7 inidentified graves outside fenced cemetery. I do not have this book. I borrowed the book and copied the info to pass along to everyone. Please do not direct any question to me about this posting for I can not help you. Janet Martin ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The History of Summers Co., WV-1984, by Summers Couty Historiacl Society-page 57 (By Jack Dickinson) As best as can be determined, following are the statistics on the 26 cemeteries known to have been relocated. All but numbers 17, 18, and 19 were orginally in Sumemrs County, WV. Those three were in the portion of Giles Co. VA above Glen Lyn. Number 16 was on the state border and may have also been in Giles Co. The Corps of Enginers logged every grave in these cemeteries before their relocation and drafted maps which showed the orginial cemetery layout. The Corps of Engineers office in Huntington, WV were very helpful and patient in providing me with these cemetery records. 1. Unknown Cemetery-located on Bluestone R., Summers Co. Number of graves-1. Relocated to Crews site 2. Flatfield Cemetery-located near mouth of Bluestone R. Number of graves-95. Relocted to-Crew, Indian Mills and Greenbrier sites 3. Haynes Cemetery-located E of New R., S of mouth of Bluestone R. Number of graves-99. Relocated to Greenbrier and Indian Mills sites 4. Unnamed Cemetery-located close to number 3. Number of graves-2. Located-Greenbrier. 5. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River Opposite Bertha. Number of graves-11. located to Crews site. 6. Barker Cemetery-located Just south of of No. 5. Number of graves-23. Located to Crews site. 6.4. Unnamed Cemetery-located across New River from No. 6. Number of graves-4. Locted to Indian Milss site. 7. Smith Cemetery-located E of New River, opposite Warford. No. of graves -3. Locted to Greenbrier site. 8. Bull Falls Cemetery-located close to No 7 at the curve of R. No. of graves 27. Located to Greenbrier site. 9. Buffalo Cemetery, located E of N River, S of Warford. No. of graves-27. Locted to Indian Mills site 10. S. part of cemetery-located at 29, Crump's Bottom. Number of graves-(not given). Located to Greenbrier & Peterstown site. 11. Slave cemetery-located near No. 10. No. of graves-21. Located to Indian Mills. 12. Unnamed Cemetery-located, S of Crump's bottom, on Cedar Br. No. of graves-22. Located to Indian Mills. 13. Unnamed Cemetery-located W of New River, near Carew. No. of graves-4. Located to Indian Mills site. 14. Caperton Cemetery, located W of New River at mouth of Island Creek. No. of graves-36. Located to Peterstown. 15. Walker Cemetery-located E of New River near Neponset. No. of graves-15. Locted to-Indiana Mills. 16. Unnamed Cemetery-located E Of New River, opposite Roundbottom Creek. No. of graves29. Locted to Indian Mills. 17. Unnamed Cemetery-located E of New River in Giles Co., at Horseshoe. No. of graves-25. Located to Peterstown. 18. McClaugherty Cemetery-located E of New River in giles Co at Coopers Branch. No. of graves-8. Located to Peterstown. 19. Slave Cemetery-located Below No. 18 at Smith Branch. No. of graves-3. Located to Indian Mills. 20. Halstead Cemetery-located Near Indian Mills, Summers Co. No. of graves-17. Located to Indian Mills. 21. Unnamed Cemetery-located On Bluestone River, Sumemrs Co. No. of graves-4. Located to Crews site. 22. Tolliver-Meador Cemetery-located W of No 21 on Bluestone River. No. of graves-27. Located to Crews and Indian Mills. 23. Lilly Cemetery-located on bluestone River, opposite Lilly. No. of graves-149. Located to Crews site. 24. Unnamed Cemetery-located on Bluestone River near Ellison. No. of graves-1. Located to Crews site. 25. Peters-Anderson Cemetery-located S of Lick Creek, near Mercer Salt. No. of graves-10. Located to Butler, Resthaven and Peterstown. Also 7 inidentified graves outside fenced cemetery. I do not have this book. I borrowed the book and copied the info to pass along to everyone. Please do not direct any question to me about this posting for I can not help you. Janet Martin

An excellent book is now for sale at Greenbrier Historical Society. The name of the book is "For the Wandering Children of this Valley," written by Helen Lewis Lindsley. Subtitle "The story of the folks of Greenbrier County, West Virginia as told by one of her native daughters; the people, their homes, their lives." The book cost $24.50 plus $6.00 for shipping. The Greenbrier Historical Society can be reached at Greenbrier Historical Society, Inc. Membership 301 W. Washington St. Lewisburg, WV 24901 Telephone: 304.645.3398 This book is not a genealogy book; although it does have a bit of genealogy in it. It is more a description of what life was like in early Greenbrier Co, beginning with history of the first settlers, what it was like to live off the land and make your own clothes, up to the many changes before 1970. Helen Lewis Lindsley wrote this manuscript as a history of the area, and to record many oral stories passed down, to leave for her family. The manuscript was in the family until 2006, when a nephew, Charles Lewis, met with Herb Debke, and together they decided it was time to have it printed and for wider distribution. From Herb Depke's introduction: "Helen's manuscript came from the pen of a Universal Woman, wise, witty and timeless. Her stories include more than 180 surnames of Greenbrier, Monroe, and regions of the Old Dominion. Though she briefly discussed the area's geological history for the dawn of time through 1970, she concentrated on the rural life of the early 1900's. Her considerable observational powers paint fine word pictures. "The War" is also a conspicuous subject. (The Civil War: 1861-1865). Helen's manuscript is truly one of Greenbrier's historical and literary jewels." If you had ancestors in early Greenbrier, you will probably find this book interesting. The only reason I am touting this book is because I think it is an excellent book. Carol