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List of Cemeteries in Montgomery County, VA Compiled by: Montgomery County, VA GIS Cemeteries in Montgomery County, Virginia Page 1 of 25 Last updated: February 14, 2020 CEMETERY LAT LON USGS_QUAD OWNER1 OWNER2 SITE_ADD1 SITE_ADD2 MAIL_ADD1 MAIL_ADD2 LEGAL1 LEGAL2 NOTES ALTIZER FAMILY CEMETERY 36.99172612 ‐80.49314052 ALUM RIDGE UNKNOWN CHESTNUT RIDGE RD NEAR 6571 NR RT 695 NEAR INT OF RTS 750 CEMETERY 097 36.94395289 ‐80.45440667 ALUM RIDGE ESTA L MARTIN ALVIN MARTIN 401 POSEY RD NW & 740 401 POSSEY RD NW FLOYD, VA 24091 ALUM RIDGE CEMETERY 098 36.99143482 ‐80.46429968 ALUM RIDGE PHILLIP L REED SHORT RD NEAR 701 701 SHORT RD RINER,VA 24149 LITTLE RIVER NEAR INT OF RTS 739 CEMETERY 099 36.96668478 ‐80.45259903 ALUM RIDGE ERMA P REED 549 LESTER RD NW & 742 549 LESTER RD NW RINER, VA 24149 LOST BENT WEST OF 4956 ALUM BERNICE ANN & RIDGE RD IN OPEN 4956 ALUM RIDGE RD CEMETERY 100 36.97119748 ‐80.4437032 ALUM RIDGE RUSSELL W AKERS KENNETH AKERS ALUM RIDGE RD NW FIELD NW RINER, VA 24149 ALUM RIDGE NEAR INT OFLAUREL RIVERNEND FARMS EAST OF LAUREL BRANCH RD & 3071 LAUREL BRANCH CEMETERY 101 36.88998531 ‐80.40309444 ALUM RIDGE INC BRANCH RD NW WILDWOOD RD RD NW FLOYD, VA 24091 NORTH OF LOSS BENT NEAR INT OF RTS 739 3759 RENFIELD DR CEMETERY 177 36.96562993 ‐80.46171997 ALUM RIDGE JAMES H AKERS RUTH D RUTH RD (RT 742) & 742 SW ROANOKE, VA 24018 LOST BENT WEST OF WEBBS MILL 1031 BOWLING FRONT ROYAL, VA CEMETERY 180 36.97046217 ‐80.39405806 ALUM RIDGE WAYNE E MANNON RD (RT 8) SOUTH OF RT 735 GREEN RD 22630 BEAVER CREEK CEMETERY 182 36.99294786 ‐80.46807044 ALUM RIDGE PHILLIP L REED 701 SHORT RD 701 SHORT RD RINER, VA 24149 LITTLE RIVER CEMETERY 183 36.98252039 ‐80.47880644 ALUM RIDGE CURTIS L ROOP LOIS L ROOP 398 RIVER HILL RD WEST OF RT 601 398 RIVER HILL RD RINER, VA 24149 LITTLE RIVER ELSIE GRAHAM ‐ LIFE COUNTRY LN & CEMETERY 188 36.96968487 ‐80.41281085 ALUM RIDGE TENANT DUSTY ROCK RD NEAR INT RTS 735 & 8 590 DUSTY ROCK RD RINER, VA BEAVER CREEK LAUREL BRANCH RD EAST OF ROAD, NEAR LAUREL BRANCH CEMETERY 36.91262409 ‐80.39371252 ALUM RIDGE UNKNOWN NW LAUREL BRANCH FLOYD, VA 24091 W F L R LOT FORMER PAUL G EAST OFRIVERHILL RD +/‐200FT EAST OF LESTER CEMETERY 36.97892607 ‐80.46988401 ALUM RIDGE LESTER MARY L LESTER NW ROAD WHITE OAK GROVE NORTHWEST OF NIXON CEMETERY 36.99374583 ‐80.3982046 ALUM RIDGE UNKNOWN CHURCH EAST OF RT 617 LITTLE RIVER RUFUS AKERS CEMETERY 36.99689874 ‐80.47638155 ALUM RIDGE UNKNOWN CHESTNUT RIDGE RD NEAR 5904 NR RT 695 NOT INVESTIGATED 1702 BEAVER CREEK NEAR BEAVER CREEK 1702 BEAVER CREEK SOWERS CEMETERY 36.94645655 ‐80.40753327 ALUM RIDGE JOAN M RITTER RD NW CHURCH RD NW FLOYD, VA 24091 WILLIS RIDGE TOWN OF AFRICAN‐AMERICAN CEMETERY 37.23329318 ‐80.40746627 BLACKSBURG BLACKSBURG Roanoke St & Lee St ROANOKE ST BLACKSBURG NEEDS FIELD AKERS ALEXANDER 2420 YELLOW 2455 YELLOW CHRISTIANSBURG VA CHECKING TO VERIFY AKERS FAMILY CEMETERY #1 37.16518148 ‐80.40358927 BLACKSBURG MERLE SULPHUR RD SULPHUR RD 24073 WILLSON CREEK RT 643 EXACT LOCATION 1910 NR MEADOWBROOK BRUSH MT ALLEN CEMETERY 37.25132169 ‐80.45087965 BLACKSBURG MEADOWBROOK DR DR BLACKSBURG NOT FIELD CHECKED BARGER‐LYBROOK‐STRANGER CEMETERY 37.23431859 ‐80.42522125 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN TOMS CREEK RD BLACKSBURG ADJACENT TO SOUTH OF DOMINION BELMONT CHRISTIAN BELMONT (CHURCH) CEMETERY 37.16507456 ‐80.45795838 BLACKSBURG CEMETERY BELMONT DR CHURCH RT 760 SOUTH OF PEPPERS LEFTSIDE OF 2027 BELMONT (HAWLEY) CEMETERY 37.16875582 ‐80.46599276 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN FERRY RD PEPPERS FERRY RD RT 114 BLACKSBURG PRESBYTERIAN BLACKSBURG, VA BLACKSBURG PRESBYTERIAN COLUMBARIUM 37.22550698 ‐80.40733911 BLACKSBURG CHURCH 700 PENN ST CHURCH PO BOX 144 24063 MT VIEW ESTATES 1LOTS 1‐12 SEC 5 1912 SPRING BROCE CEMETERY 37.24423248 ‐80.44058645 BLACKSBURG HOLLOW LN BLACKSBURG NR BLACKSBURG BLACKSBURG CEMETERY BROCE BROCE‐VEST CEMETERY 37.23148048 ‐80.45297419 BLACKSBURG VEST BOXWOOD DR NEAR #1492 TOMS CREEK BLACKSBURG 3103 EAGLEBROOK +/‐113FT NE OF 3103 EAGLEBROOK CHRISTIANSBURG, VA BROWN CEMETERY 37.08768051 ‐80.42651456 BLACKSBURG SANDRA D JOHNSON RD HOUSE RD 24073 ELLIOTTS CREEK BROWN FAMILY CEMETERY #2 37.14557458 ‐80.40753704 BLACKSBURG CEMETERY BROWN RIGBY ST CHRISTIANSBURG NEEDS FIELD NORTH OF +/‐850FT SW OF END BLACKSBURG VA INVESTIGATION ‐ BUTLER STEPHEN P CEMETERY 37.14560939 ‐80.48582099 BLACKSBURG BUTLER STEPHEN PBUTLER VIRGINIA L SPAULDING RD OF SPAULDING RD 2790 OLD FORT RD 24060 CRAB CREEK LOCATION Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/us/va/montgomery.htm Compiled by: Montgomery County, VA GIS Cemeteries in Montgomery County, Virginia Page 2 of 25 Last updated: February 14, 2020 CEMETERY LAT LON USGS_QUAD OWNER1 OWNER2 SITE_ADD1 SITE_ADD2 MAIL_ADD1 MAIL_ADD2 LEGAL1 LEGAL2 NOTES EAST OF GLASGOW +/‐1440FT ENE OF INT CEMETERY 126 37.16054656 ‐80.49224482 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN RD & SWITCHBACK W/SWITCHBACK RD NR RT 659 NORTH OF ELLET RD +/‐200FT N OF IN CEMETERY 127 37.1508032 ‐80.39629817 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN (RT 723) ELLET & B ELLETT RD NW OF POLLARD RD +/‐350FT ENE OF CEMETERY 134 37.14957423 ‐80.37871315 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN (RT 1430) 1105 POLLARD RD OFF RT 644 WEST OF HARMAN NEAR 1745 HARMAN CEMETERY 135 37.12815892 ‐80.44894899 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN DR DR S G & H W KEITH MAP REGINA S WADE EST NEEDS FIELD CHRISTIANSBURG VA MINOR SUB INVESTIGATION ‐ CEMETERY 172 37.13057345 ‐80.46336544 BLACKSBURG YOUNG RANDALL M 2107 RADFORD RD 24073 F/LORETTA A SCOTT PAR II LOCATION CEMETERY 190 37.24352031 ‐80.38230013 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN ALLEGHANY MTN eAST OF RAILROAD/N ACESSIBLE FROM CEMETERY 191 37.17827576 ‐80.377652 BLACKSBURG OF SMART ROAD RAILROAD WILSON CREEK 0011‐0014 NOT FIELD CHEKED SW OF 2809 PLUM +/‐750FT SW OF INT NR PLUM CREEK RD CHARLTON CEMETERY #1 37.1259472 ‐80.47905651 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN CREEK RD OF PLUM CREEK RD (RT 604) NEEDS FIELD 975 CHRISMAN MILL +/‐ 130 FT SW OF INVESTIGATION ‐ CHARLTON CEMETERY #2 37.14932485 ‐80.45104804 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN RD HOUSE RT 661 (CRAB CREEK) CHRISTIANSBURG LOCATION CHRISMAN CEMETERY #1 37.1483266 ‐80.4481547 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN CHRISMAN MILL RD CHRISTIANSBURG DUNCAN DONALD GILES VIRGINIA 1421 CHRISMAN MILL CHRISTIANSBURG VA CHRISMAN CEMETERY #2 37.14932001 ‐80.44794384 BLACKSBURG CLINE CHRISMAN CHRISMAN MILL RD RD 24073 CRAB CREEK CHRISTIANSBURG CHRIST EPISCOPAL & BLACKSBURG, VA CHURCH ST & CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 37.23049282 ‐80.41341137 BLACKSBURG YOUTH CENTER 120 CHURCH ST BLACKSBURG 120 CHURCH ST 24060 JACKSON ST SINGLE BURIAL INDUSTRIAL 7 REMAINS MOVED DEVELOPMENT OF MONTGOMERY FALLING BRANCH IND TO SUNSET COLLINS CEMETERY (MOVED TO SUNSET) 37.12529871 ‐80.37706191 BLACKSBURG AUTHORITY COUNTY TECNOLOGY DR CHRISTIANSBURG PARK, LOT 3 (LAND) CHRISTIANSBURG CEMETERY CRAIG CEMETERY #2 37.24839939 ‐80.39106162 BLACKSBURG CEMETERY CRAIG ALLEGHANY MTN 166 GRAVE IDENTIFIED BY MONTGOMERY LEWIS MILLER NEAR INT OF EAST ST SOUTH OF 825/875 CHRISTIANSBURG VA SHELTON & LINKOUS CRAIG‐FLAGG CEMETERY 37.13421178 ‐80.39211978 BLACKSBURG MUSEUM AND REGIONAL ART CTR & PARK ST PARK ST 300 PEPPER ST S 24073 S OF PARK ST CHRISTIANSBURG (1999) CUPP CEMETERY 37.18257463 ‐80.4150323 BLACKSBURG NESTER ROY E 836 TRIANGLE ST BLACKSBURG LICK RUN MOST EASTERN PART TOWN OF CHBG INSTITUTE OF COMPLEX, FENCED DAVIS CEMETERY #2 37.14069754 ‐80.41832928 BLACKSBURG CHRISTIANSBURG PROP CHRISTIANSBURG & MAINTAINED Condition 4, Fenced & EPPERLY CEMETERY #2 37.12990694 ‐80.48521041 BLACKSBURG EPPERLY PLUM CREEK PLUM CREEK Maintained PR FINANCING WERE CEMETERY LIMITED REMAINS MOVED TO ESKRIDGE CEMETERY 37.16560324 ‐80.42763313 BLACKSBURG PARTNERSHIP NORTH FRANKLIN ST BRISTOL PA 19007 CHRISTIANSBURG ANOTHER SITE? SE OF END OF HAMILTON CT (RT +/‐430FT SE OF END EVANS (WALL) CEMETERY 37.2118596 ‐80.47091405 BLACKSBURG WALL AND EVANS 1141) (PIRCES FORK) OFF RT 685 Right at driveway FABRYCKY FAMILY WOLTER J FABRYCKY after 3874, take R FABRYCKY CEMETERY 37.21218979 ‐80.52005093 BLACKSBURG TRUST TRUST 3900 MCCOY RD fork ‐ fenced NEEDS FIELD NORTH OF VICKER +/‐800FT NW OF 2806 ANNIE L GERALD INVESTIGATION ‐ GERALD‐LINKOUS CEMETERY 37.16723319 ‐80.4828382 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN SWITCH RD VICKER SWITCH RD LAND LOCATION ROLLING HILLS NEEDS FIELD GILMORE CEMETERY #1 37.16279992 ‐80.45561671 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN DOMINION RD EAST OF 2061 SUBDIVISION CHECKING NEEDS FIELD TURMAN LUMBER INVESTIGATION ‐ HARMAN CEMETERY #1 37.15170099 ‐80.49171256 BLACKSBURG COMPANY INC 2828 SPAULDING RD CHRISTIANSBURG CRAB CREEK LOCATION Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/us/va/montgomery.htm Compiled by: Montgomery County, VA GIS Cemeteries in Montgomery County, Virginia Page 3 of 25 Last updated: February 14, 2020 CEMETERY LAT LON USGS_QUAD OWNER1 OWNER2 SITE_ADD1 SITE_ADD2 MAIL_ADD1 MAIL_ADD2 LEGAL1 LEGAL2 NOTES WEST OF +/‐280FT SW OF 801 HARMAN CEMETERY #2 37.15135131 ‐80.48121016 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN SWITCHBACK RD SWITCHBACK RD NR RT 719 2915 PEPPERS FERRY CHRISTIANSBURG VA HARMON (POFF) CEMETERY 37.16788042 ‐80.49766436 BLACKSBURG CEMETERY HARMON HARMON JIMMY L RD 24073 VICKER BELVIEW WEST OF +/‐480FT N OF INT HARVEY‐LINKOUS‐LAWSON CEMETERY 37.19044378 ‐80.41718393 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN HUCKLEBERRY LN W/HIGHTOP RD EAST OF MARTIN DR NOT INVESTIGATED +/‐350FT WNW OF HAWLEY CEMETERY #1 37.14522581 ‐80.49420375 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN WEST OF WALTON RD 1496 WALTON RD NR RT 663 WEST OF +/‐930FT NW OF 801 HINKLEY‐OWENS CEMETERY 37.15249726 ‐80.48329876 BLACKSBURG UNKNOWN SWITCHBACK RD SWITCHBACK RD NR RT 719 C/O DON CHRISTIANSBURG, VA DON HORNBARGER HORNBARGER CEMETERY 37.16494312 ‐80.47931738 BLACKSBURG HORNBARGER EAST OF RT 659 VICKER HEIGHTS 2263 MUD PIKE 24073 VICKER HEIGHTS SUB HAS CEMETERY MAP NEAR ROAD ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF NORTH
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