Wife of Dr. Francis C. Fitzhugh
Inscription of stone:
To her husband, she was all that cheered and sweetened life, the tender mother, daughter, friend and wife.
This portion of the cemetery where she is buried was on what was part of the Fitzhugh "Bedford" Plantation, which was also a portion of their Ravensworth Plantation. and was known as the Fitzhugh Cemetery.
Inscription of stone:
To her husband, she was all that cheered and sweetened life, the tender mother, daughter, friend and wife.
This portion of the cemetery where she is buried was on what was part of the Fitzhugh "Bedford" Plantation, which was also a portion of their Ravensworth Plantation. and was known as the Fitzhugh Cemetery.
Wife of Dr. Francis C. Fitzhugh
Inscription of stone:
To her husband, she was all that cheered and sweetened life, the tender mother, daughter, friend and wife.
This portion of the cemetery where she is buried was on what was part of the Fitzhugh "Bedford" Plantation, which was also a portion of their Ravensworth Plantation. and was known as the Fitzhugh Cemetery.
Inscription of stone:
To her husband, she was all that cheered and sweetened life, the tender mother, daughter, friend and wife.
This portion of the cemetery where she is buried was on what was part of the Fitzhugh "Bedford" Plantation, which was also a portion of their Ravensworth Plantation. and was known as the Fitzhugh Cemetery.
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