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SWINDALL-SHORT
CEMETERY
(Also known as the J.C. Swindall Cemetery)
Dickenson Co., Virginia
Directions
to the cemetery: From Camp Creek Road turn left
at Little Zion Old Regular Baptist Church onto the
Osborne Gap Road. Go approx. 1 mile. See a
sign "J. C. Swindall/Burl Short Cemetery" is
at the bottom
of the hill. The cemetery is located at top of hill.
Information gathered by Sharon (Short) Shaver
- June, 2005.
(Not responsible for any typographic errors.)

Data arranged by cemetery rows:
1st row
Jessie S. Johnson
Feb 9, 1935
Feb.7, 1980
Asleep in Jesus
We will always love you
July 5, 1951
Oct 27, 1969
Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
Burl Amy
B.
May 23, 1915 February
9, 1914
November 27, 1996 September
11, 1990
Dela
Cruz
In
God's Care
Ernesto D. Janice
Short
Mar 17, 1938 Dec.
3, 1937
Sept 21, 2002
Sk 2 U S Navy
Farewell
J. C. Swindall
Oct 25, 1853
Mar 12, 1939
I have fought a good fight. I have finished my
course. I have kept the faith.
Farewell
Jane Swindall
Born Aug 27, 1855
Died Feb 9, 1930
George Countis
Feb 13, 1914
Feb. 14, 1918
Prepare to meet me in Heaven
Murty Mullins
Mar 20, 1896
Oct 16, 1918
Age 21
Remember as you pass by, As you
are now so once was I. As I am now, you soon will be,
prepare for death and follow
me.
Virgie Sanders
1892-1993
Everette Short
Nov 9, 1904
Oct 20, 1977
Infant Rose
Apr 26, 1927
Ida May Rose
May 10, 1902
May 4, 1933
She was the Sunshine of our home
Pauline Haynes
and
Stillborn Infant Son Haynes
Sept 9, 1921 Jan
30, 1938
She was the Sunshine of our home.
I knew no sorrow, knew no grief till her bright
face I missed.
Henry Short
July 30, 1881
Sept 22, 1945
Thy trials ended, Thy rest is won.
Carrie Short
Mar 9, 1885
Jan 9, 1970
Death is the crown of life.
Opal McFall
June 5, 1927
Feb 2, 1929
Lou S. McFall
1895-1969
To live in hearts We leave behind is not to die.
Melissa McFall
Aug 2, 1877
July 24, 1965
Remember Me As You Pass By. As You Are
Now So Once Was I
As I Am Now Soon You Will Be. Prepare For
Death And Follow Me
Whitt
Charles A. Ada
Feb. 2, 1880 July
18, 1890
July 6, 1955 Oct
21, 1949
For this is the will of God and Life everlasting.
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~ About the Cemetery Data Preservation
Project ~
If the name of a particular cemetery is
unclear, we will refer to the cemetery by the surname of
the most graves in it. Any notes appearing in parenthesis
were added by the person transcribing the information from
the stone.
The NSDAR, state organizations, individual
DAR Chapter or Chapters, or any Volunteer providing data
for this project shall not be held responsible for any errors
of information provided.
Copyright, 2005 -
2006, Sandy Basin Chapter, National Society Daughters of
the American Revolution.

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