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Sanford Family Cemetery #1
Contributed by Homer Mussleman
The information for this cemetery was
taken from the Stafford County WPA Report and the Virginia Genealogical Society
Quarterly, Vol. 18, No. 2. Mike Lyman found this cemetery. Cemetery is located
on tax map 51, lot 81 next to line of lot #1. Cemetery is enclosed in 50'X60'
chain link fence with gate. Contains 10 marked graves and two unmarked, plus a
mound about the size of a grave. All gravestones are of sandstone except 2
replacements of granite. Most of the marked stones have smaller foot-stones.
Ballard, Apphia
No date
Jan 7, 1846, 32 Yrs
Consort: Flavius J. Ballard
Sanford, Jane Bunbury
Oct 10,
1806
Aug 5, 1840
Sanford, Joseph
1744 1828
War: Revolution
Benson, Elizabeth
Maiden Name: Sanford
No date
Sep 19, 1855, 30 Yrs
Consort: W. W. L. Benson
Parents: Lawrence & Apphia Sanford
Sanford,
Lawrence
Aug 10, 1778
Aug 18, 1858
War: War of 1812
Benson, W. W. L.
Mar 15, 1815
Oct 25, 1858
Consort: Elizabeth Sanford Benson
Swetnam,
Agnes
No
date
Nov 13, 1861, 14 Yrs
Love, Elizabeth Swetnam
Maiden Name: Swetnam
1850 1885
Consort: Benjamin F. Love
Swetnam, John
Mar 8, 1792
May
30, 1854; Age: 62 years, 2 months, 22 days
Sanford, (Infant daughter), Jo-han
No date
Sep 20, 1839, 16 Mos
Parents: Joseph & Agnes Sanford
Swetnam, John
Mar 8, 1792
May 30, 1854,
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