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Researching the Brockman line from Albermarle, VA. to Missouri. As a result, I located the Mt. Vernon cemetery located in Eldon, Missouri in 2002. I have entered names of those known to be buried there based upon two previous inventories, as well as information from the Cemetery page of the Miller County website.
The inventories were completed as follows:
First by Mrs. M.C. Shoemaker in 1968. The second by Stephens M. and August F. Barnhouse of Eldon, Mo. on 14 March 1972.
When I located the cemetery in 2002, it was located on private land, which was soon sold to a development group for a business park. This group was not aware of the cemetery until I brought it to their attention. At the time of discovery there were a few broken stones that were scattered around. Only two stones were complete and in place. One for Sims Brockman, the other for his wife Rachel (Gartin) Brockman.
All information I have entered here for Mt. Vernon Cemetery is based solely upon those two inventories.
The inventories were completed as follows:
First by Mrs. M.C. Shoemaker in 1968. The second by Stephens M. and August F. Barnhouse of Eldon, Mo. on 14 March 1972.
When I located the cemetery in 2002, it was located on private land, which was soon sold to a development group for a business park. This group was not aware of the cemetery until I brought it to their attention. At the time of discovery there were a few broken stones that were scattered around. Only two stones were complete and in place. One for Sims Brockman, the other for his wife Rachel (Gartin) Brockman.
All information I have entered here for Mt. Vernon Cemetery is based solely upon those two inventories.
Researching the Brockman line from Albermarle, VA. to Missouri. As a result, I located the Mt. Vernon cemetery located in Eldon, Missouri in 2002. I have entered names of those known to be buried there based upon two previous inventories, as well as information from the Cemetery page of the Miller County website.
The inventories were completed as follows:
First by Mrs. M.C. Shoemaker in 1968. The second by Stephens M. and August F. Barnhouse of Eldon, Mo. on 14 March 1972.
When I located the cemetery in 2002, it was located on private land, which was soon sold to a development group for a business park. This group was not aware of the cemetery until I brought it to their attention. At the time of discovery there were a few broken stones that were scattered around. Only two stones were complete and in place. One for Sims Brockman, the other for his wife Rachel (Gartin) Brockman.
All information I have entered here for Mt. Vernon Cemetery is based solely upon those two inventories.
The inventories were completed as follows:
First by Mrs. M.C. Shoemaker in 1968. The second by Stephens M. and August F. Barnhouse of Eldon, Mo. on 14 March 1972.
When I located the cemetery in 2002, it was located on private land, which was soon sold to a development group for a business park. This group was not aware of the cemetery until I brought it to their attention. At the time of discovery there were a few broken stones that were scattered around. Only two stones were complete and in place. One for Sims Brockman, the other for his wife Rachel (Gartin) Brockman.
All information I have entered here for Mt. Vernon Cemetery is based solely upon those two inventories.
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