Father Anthony OWSLEY, b. 21 April 1757 in Fairfax Co, Virginia
Mother Hannah YOUNG b. ABT 1760 in Fairfax Co, Virginia
Married 1) Harbert KING, b. 15 Feb 1779 in Brunswick, Virginia
Married 2) May 1809 in Lincoln Co, Kentucky
--by Wilton 12-20-12
Harbert and Mary were buried at their farm home on Preachersville Road along the Dix River near Preachersville, Lincoln County, Kentucky. The gravesite is lost, but the original broken headstones were salvaged by the current property owner and turned over to family who in 2020 had a new monument erected for them at Crab Orchard Cemetery, Lincoln County KY, which also serves as a base for their original headstones.
--thanks to Jeff Williamson (50827758) for info 12-2021
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QUESTION to Find-a-Grave: The original headstones were moved to Crab Orchard after the farm home burial site was lost, so are these now considered current burial site or Cenotaphs?
ANSWER 12-10-21: "Upon reviewing the information in your email, the moved location of these headstones would be considered the "new location of the actual burial site".
Mother Hannah YOUNG b. ABT 1760 in Fairfax Co, Virginia
Married 1) Harbert KING, b. 15 Feb 1779 in Brunswick, Virginia
Married 2) May 1809 in Lincoln Co, Kentucky
--by Wilton 12-20-12
Harbert and Mary were buried at their farm home on Preachersville Road along the Dix River near Preachersville, Lincoln County, Kentucky. The gravesite is lost, but the original broken headstones were salvaged by the current property owner and turned over to family who in 2020 had a new monument erected for them at Crab Orchard Cemetery, Lincoln County KY, which also serves as a base for their original headstones.
--thanks to Jeff Williamson (50827758) for info 12-2021
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QUESTION to Find-a-Grave: The original headstones were moved to Crab Orchard after the farm home burial site was lost, so are these now considered current burial site or Cenotaphs?
ANSWER 12-10-21: "Upon reviewing the information in your email, the moved location of these headstones would be considered the "new location of the actual burial site".
Father Anthony OWSLEY, b. 21 April 1757 in Fairfax Co, Virginia
Mother Hannah YOUNG b. ABT 1760 in Fairfax Co, Virginia
Married 1) Harbert KING, b. 15 Feb 1779 in Brunswick, Virginia
Married 2) May 1809 in Lincoln Co, Kentucky
--by Wilton 12-20-12
Harbert and Mary were buried at their farm home on Preachersville Road along the Dix River near Preachersville, Lincoln County, Kentucky. The gravesite is lost, but the original broken headstones were salvaged by the current property owner and turned over to family who in 2020 had a new monument erected for them at Crab Orchard Cemetery, Lincoln County KY, which also serves as a base for their original headstones.
--thanks to Jeff Williamson (50827758) for info 12-2021
~~~~~~~~
QUESTION to Find-a-Grave: The original headstones were moved to Crab Orchard after the farm home burial site was lost, so are these now considered current burial site or Cenotaphs?
ANSWER 12-10-21: "Upon reviewing the information in your email, the moved location of these headstones would be considered the "new location of the actual burial site".
Mother Hannah YOUNG b. ABT 1760 in Fairfax Co, Virginia
Married 1) Harbert KING, b. 15 Feb 1779 in Brunswick, Virginia
Married 2) May 1809 in Lincoln Co, Kentucky
--by Wilton 12-20-12
Harbert and Mary were buried at their farm home on Preachersville Road along the Dix River near Preachersville, Lincoln County, Kentucky. The gravesite is lost, but the original broken headstones were salvaged by the current property owner and turned over to family who in 2020 had a new monument erected for them at Crab Orchard Cemetery, Lincoln County KY, which also serves as a base for their original headstones.
--thanks to Jeff Williamson (50827758) for info 12-2021
~~~~~~~~
QUESTION to Find-a-Grave: The original headstones were moved to Crab Orchard after the farm home burial site was lost, so are these now considered current burial site or Cenotaphs?
ANSWER 12-10-21: "Upon reviewing the information in your email, the moved location of these headstones would be considered the "new location of the actual burial site".
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Broken stones found by descendants at the home place on Preachersville Turnpike. Burial site is lost.
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