Thanks for filming and sharing. I'm on the board for this cemetery and descend from the Rowe family that you mentioned. If you ever want to do a Q&A walkthrough or guided tour of the cemetery, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to share some of the cemetery's history and interesting facts!
Thanks! Great job, kudos for the extensive tour! Cemeteries are so interesting and full of stories of both the famous and not so famous- thank you for sharing!!
@@VATravels Excellent idea- a helpful source you might check before you go out is Find a Grave, they have locations of graves by section, sometimes the relatives and even obituaries or short bios on famous people. I checked after you had trouble locating Jane Howison Beale’s marker, and it gave the section.
No problem- I am familiar with it from linking relatives during my genealogy research, but it’s much improved as far as plot locations and GPS coordinates go!
Really cool and interesting video. I love old cemetery’s like this. I don’t know if you are saving him for the confederate video, but One notable grave you missed was Confederate General Seth Barton who was a Fredericksburg native
My Ancestor George Hume land out Fredickburg. Also founder of Episcopal church . Plack is dedicated to him. He also had George Washington apprentice under Him as land Surveyor. Check his history on him .
Thanks for filming and sharing. I'm on the board for this cemetery and descend from the Rowe family that you mentioned. If you ever want to do a Q&A walkthrough or guided tour of the cemetery, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to share some of the cemetery's history and interesting facts!
Ok great, I'll be back sometime to film the Confederate side. I might get with you. Thanks
Great and interesting video. Like the drone shot and music. Thanks for your time and talent.
10:04 In those days it was traditional to have a lamb carved into the tombstone of a deceased child.
Awesome got it on
Awesome. I'll be ordering that Goober calendar soon!
@@VATravels thank you !
Fascinating
What a cool cemetery to explore! From what I can see in the background, Fredericksburg looks nice. Hope to get up there one day-straight shot up I-95
Oh it a great town for sure. Lots of history and definitely worth the stop!
@@VATravels I need to check it out then!
Thanks! Great job, kudos for the extensive tour! Cemeteries are so interesting and full of stories of both the famous and not so famous- thank you for sharing!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it. I'm going to do a few more of these over the winter.
@@VATravels Excellent idea- a helpful source you might check before you go out is Find a Grave, they have locations of graves by section, sometimes the relatives and even obituaries or short bios on famous people. I checked after you had trouble locating Jane Howison Beale’s marker, and it gave the section.
Oh yeah I’m familiar with Find a Grave. Ah, didn’t even think about looking it up.
No problem- I am familiar with it from linking relatives during my genealogy research, but it’s much improved as far as plot locations and GPS coordinates go!
Really cool and interesting video. I love old cemetery’s like this. I don’t know if you are saving him for the confederate video, but One notable grave you missed was Confederate General Seth Barton who was a Fredericksburg native
OK I’ll see if I can add him when I go back for the Confederate video
I have an ancestor who is buried there. He was killed during the Battle of the Wilderness.
Do you have a link to a Find A Grave memorial for him?
Thanks! always wondered about that cemetery. I learn so much from you. You should do the Masonic Cemetery sometime.
Your welcome! Yea I did the Masonic Cemetery a while back. It's a good one as well.
My Ancestor George Hume land out Fredickburg. Also founder of Episcopal church . Plack is dedicated to him. He also had George Washington apprentice under Him as land Surveyor. Check his history on him .
Nice cemetery tour, I bet people are dying to go there
Sorry
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