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Last Name First/Middle Date of Death Age Place of Death Cause of Death Last Name First/Middle Date of Death age Place of Death Cause of Death Buried Source Year/PagelLine Notes Abel Thaddeus February 8, 1911 60 near Independent Hill NG Dumfries Manassas Democrat February 9, 1911 Abel Emory December 6, 1911 21 Quantico accidental gun shot NG Manassas Democrat December 7, 1911 Adamson R.1. April 21, 1911 50 NG NG Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat April 27, 1911 Akers Mrs. November 28, 1910 NG Haymarket NG Gainesville M. E. Church Manassas Democrat December 1, 1910 Akers Mary November 21,1910 76 near Haymarket NG Gainesville Manassas Democrat December 8, 1910 Akers John Calvin November 4, 1913 23 Manassas consumption Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat November 6, 1913 Allen John T. April 16, 1910 NG Woodbridge complication of diseases family burying ground Manassas Democrat April 21, 1910 Allen Bob NG NG Brosville struck by lightning NG Manassas Democrat September 7, 1911 Allen Kittie NG 93 Occoquan NG NG Manassas Democrat September 7, 1911 Allensworth V.M. January 27,1912 46 Washington, DC tuberculosis Front Royal Manassas Democrat February 1,1912 Allison Mrs. E. G. February 10, 1910 60 Catharpin NG Sudley cemetery Manassas Democrat February 24, 1910 Ambler Mary August 5,1911 NG Conklin NG family burying ground Manassas Democrat August 10, 1911 Anne Sister December 9, 1913 NG near Bristow complication of old age St. Edith's graveyard Manassas Democrat December 11,1913 Armstrong Mrs. A. July 25,1918 NG Nokesville NG Catlett Manassas Democrat August 1, 1918 Arnold Robert August 23, 1912 73 near Brentsville NG Independent Hill Old School Baptist Churcl Manassas Democrat August 29, 1912 Arnold Claude September 24, 1914 NG near Eastern College typhoid fever Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat September 24, 1914 son of Will Arnold Ashford Edna Lee February 9, 1912 45 Washington, DC NG Alexandria Manassas Democrat February 15, 1912 Austin William Clarence November 27, 1910 47 Manassas diabetes Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat December 1,1910 Ayres Henry J. May 24,1912 74 NG NG Sudley Church cemetery Manassas Democrat May 30, 1912 Badger Harry H. August 25, 1912 NG New York City tuberculosis NG Manassas Democrat August 29,1912 Bailey David January 25, 1910 NG Culpeper paralysis NG Manassas Democrat January 27,1910 Baker Lottie June 14, 1912 65 Michigan NG NG Manassas Democrat June 20, 1912 Baldwin Isaac P. February 26, 1912 93 Battle Creek, MI pneumonia Battle Creek, MI Manassas Democrat February 29, 1912 Baldwin Isaac P. February 29,1912 NG NG NG NG Manassas Democrat April 11, 1912 report of will Baldwin Lewis P. November 8, 1912 94 Detroit, MI NG NG Manassas Democrat November 14, 1912 Baldwin WilmaE. June 29, 1913 NG Battle Creek, MI constitutional trouble Alexandria Manassas Democrat July 10, 1913 Ball Nannie January 11, 19111 NG NG tuberculosis family burying ground, Hopewell Manassas Democrat January 26, 1911 Ballard James June 2, 1910 NG Buckhall old age Delaplane Manassas Democrat June 2,1910 Confederate veteran Barbee Martha July 12, 1911 76 near Token NG family burying ground near Effingham Manassas Democrat July 20,1911 Barber Israel July 17,1912 NG near Haymarket NG NG Manassas Democrat July 25,1912 Barbour Mrs. J. Milton March 9,1914 NG Thoroughfare NG NG Manassas Democrat March 19, 1914 Barker Susan January 31, 1910 NG near Manassas NG NG Manassas Democrat February 3, 1910 Barley Daughter January 19,1911 3 Haymarket diphtheria NG Manassas Democrat January 19, 1911 daughter of Bailey Barley Barnes Thomas July 15,1912 77 near Minnieville Old Howison burial ground NG Manassas Democrat July 18, 1912 Bateman AliceG. September 30, 1913 61 Washington, DC complication of diseases Rock Creek cemetery Manassas Democrat October 2, 1913 Beachley George April 8, 1912 NG Middletown, MD tuberculosis NG Manassas Democrat April!I,1912 Beachley Leonard M. NG NG Myersville, MD fall from tree Myersville U.B. Church cemetery Manassas Democrat October 15, 1914 son of E. E. Beachley Beale Infant December 8,1910 infant Haymarket whooping cough St. Paul's churchyard Manassas Democrat December 15,1910 daughter of 1. E. Beale Bean W.S. March 1, 1913 55 Catletts spinal trouble NG Manassas Democrat March 6,1913 Beavers Ollie September 1, 1911 6 Sinclair's Mill NG NG Manassas Democrat September 7, 1911 daughter of John Beavers Beavers James M. June 30, 1912 75 near Token complication of diseases family burying ground Manassas Democrat July 4,. 1912 Beavers Albert June 8, 1913 NG Brentsville suicide, shot NG Manassas Democrat June 12, 1913 Beavers Maggie Priscilla September 11,1914 33 Manassas typhoid fever Woodbine churchyard Manassas Democrat September 17, 1914 wife of Levi Beavers Beckham James Madison July 30, 1919 68 Richmond nephritis Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat August 7, 1919 Confederate Vet., 19th VA Beckwith Kitty January 25, 1911 86 near Bull Run Manassas Democrat February 2, 1911 Bell Sarah Elizabeth November 13, 1910 NG near Sinclair's Mill pneumonia Bradley churchyard Manassas Democrat November 17,1910 wife of George Bell Bell Infant November 20, 1910 infant NG NG Bradley churchyard Manassas Democrat November 24, 1910 daughter of Daniel Bell Bell John June 16, 1911 45 near Sinclair's Mill cancer Bradley churchyard Manassas Democrat June 22,1911 Bell Susan December 2, 1912 NG Bell Haven NG Gainesville M. E. Church Manassas Democrat December 5, 1912 Bell Lillie July 11, 1913 NG Bell Haven, Haymarket NG Gainesville M. E. Church Manassas Democrat July 17, 1913 Belt John October 28, 1912 NG Warrenton heart disease Warrenton cemetery Manassas Democrat November 7, 1912 Bennett Mrs. Harry NG NG Baltimore NG NG Manassas Democrat September 3, 1914 Benoist Harold July II, 1913 NG Manassas tuberculosis Natchez, MS Manassas Democrat July 17,1913 Berkeley Norman January 12, 1911 82 near Haymarket paralysis Episcopal churchyard Manassas Democrat January 19,1911 Confederate Vet., 8th VA Regt. Bernardo Martha December 17,1912 23 Washington gas poisoning Rosebury cemetery Manassas Democrat December 19,1912 Bernardo Jerry December 20, 1912 NG NG gas poisoning NG Manassas Democrat December 26, 1912 Berry William December 24, 1909 NG near Catharpin NG Manassas colored cemetery Manassas Democrat December 30, 1909 Berryman William February 12, 1911 63 near Fayman paralysis family burying ground Manassas Democrat February 16, 1911 Bettis Sarah J. February 25, 1914 84 Manassas NG Calverton Manassas Democrat February 26,1914 Binford Edward April 21, 1910 39 Richmond complication of diseases Riverview cemetery Manassas Democrat April 28, 1910 Bishop Linwood July 29,1912 16 Warrenton suicide, gun shot NG Manassas Democrat August 1,1912 Bishop Linwood July 30,. 1912 16 NG NG Warrenton cemetery Manassas Democrat August 8,1912 report of funeral Bleight Mrs. August 13, 1910 95 Haymarket NG NG Manassas Democrat August 18, 1910 Blume Charles W. March 5,1912 73 near Buckhall heart trouble Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat March 7,1912 Boley Elizabeth January 13, 1917 63 Greenwich NG NG Manassas Democrat January 18, 1917 Bowers MissM. F. NG NG Front Royal NG Bealton Manassas Democrat February 3,1910 Bowman D. F. July 3, 1912 43 near Manassas tuberculosis Strasburg Manassas Democrat July 4,. 1912 Bradley Andrew September 18,1914 65 Washington, DC paralysis Alexandria Manassas Democrat September 24,1914 Brady Edna NG NG Greenwich NG Greenwich church yard Manassas Democrat January 27, 1910 child of Norman Brady Bragg Fannie October 29, 1911 NG NG tuberculosis Strasburg Manassas Democrat November 2, 1911 daughter of H. M. Bragg Bragg Mannie May October 29, 1911 35 Strasburg tuberculosis Riverview cemetery, Strasburg Manassas Democrat November 30, 1911 daughter ofH. M. Bragg Bragg H.R. August 5,1913 68 yrs. 10 days near Manassas paralysis Riverview cemetery Manassas Democrat August 7, 1913 Brandt Kenworth November 26, 1913 8 near Manassas typhoid fever Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat November 27, 1913 son of J. D. Brandt Brawner George R. June 21,1910 35 Dumfries heart trouble Dumfries Old Colonial Church yard Manassas Democrat June 23, 19\0 Brawner Charles July 21,1911 72 near Dumfries NG Minnieville cemetery Manassas Democrat August 10, 1911 Brawner Mollie J. January 16, 1912 69 Bristow NG family burying ground, Bristow Manassas Democrat January 18, 1912 Brawner Thomas February 14, 1914 72 Baltimore heart failure Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat February 19, 1914 Confederate Vet. Breeden Eliza March 26, 1911 59 near Orlando NG NG Manassas Democrat March 30,1911 Breeden WiliiamH. October 6, 1914 66 yrs. 4 mos. 28 days NG cancer Hazelwood churchyard Manassas Democrat October 15, 1914 Breedon Joseph September II, 1913 NG Washington, DC suicide, gas NG Manassas Democrat September 11, 1913 Briggs Thomas January 2, 1910 68 near Nokesville NG NG Manassas Democrat January 6, 1910 Briggs John H. NG 19 Manassas typhoid fever NG Manassas Democrat February 24,1910 Brooks Sarah December 17, 1910 26 Manassas NG Manassas colored cemetery Manassas Democrat December 22, 1910 Brooks L. W. April 25, 1914 NG near Manassas NG NG Manassas Democrat April 30, 1914 Brown Benjamin November 14, 1911 32 Nokesville acute indigestion Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat November 16,1911 Brown L. S. September II, 1914 64 Washington, DC NG NG Manassas Democrat September 17,1914 Confederate Vet. Brown Roberta Coleman December 25, 1917 NG NG NG NG Manassas Democrat January 18, 1917 Brown Charles Herbert July21,1910 7 Manassas malaria Manassas cemetery Manassas Democrat July 28,1910 son of R. L. Brown Brownlow W. P. July 7,1910 NG near Bristol, TN NG "The Circle" cemetery Manassas Democrat July 14,1910 Buck Thomas January 21, 1911 51 Lenoir City, TN NG Front Royal Manassas Democrat January 26, 1911 Buck Irving September 8,1912 72 Front Royal heart disease NG Manassas Democrat September 12, 1912 Confederate Vet., 17th VA lnf. Buckley Minnie December 16, 1910 45 Washington, DC following an operation Sudley Church cemetery Manassas Democrat December 22, 1910 Buckley WiliiamA.
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