"Mr. Doak of Tenn." was buried here. The 26 Mar 1878 issue of the Staunton Spectator, includes an article called Bethel Church-Yard. It includes over 500 people's names who were buried here, without dates (see photo). Another article about Bethel Church is in the same paper, dated 4 Feb 1873.
See the full article (on the side) from the 6 May 1873 issue of the Staunton Spectator (Virginia). It says "the ancestor of the Doaks of East Tennessee, was the Rev. Samuel Doak, D.D., who was born in Augusta county, Va."
See the full article (on the side) from the 6 May 1873 issue of the Staunton Spectator (Virginia). It says "the ancestor of the Doaks of East Tennessee, was the Rev. Samuel Doak, D.D., who was born in Augusta county, Va."
"Mr. Doak of Tenn." was buried here. The 26 Mar 1878 issue of the Staunton Spectator, includes an article called Bethel Church-Yard. It includes over 500 people's names who were buried here, without dates (see photo). Another article about Bethel Church is in the same paper, dated 4 Feb 1873.
See the full article (on the side) from the 6 May 1873 issue of the Staunton Spectator (Virginia). It says "the ancestor of the Doaks of East Tennessee, was the Rev. Samuel Doak, D.D., who was born in Augusta county, Va."
See the full article (on the side) from the 6 May 1873 issue of the Staunton Spectator (Virginia). It says "the ancestor of the Doaks of East Tennessee, was the Rev. Samuel Doak, D.D., who was born in Augusta county, Va."
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