One family story states that Marcus' sister, Ann Eliza was given charge of the Cash Homestead in Caroline County. After 6-8 years, Marcus (who had left Virginia many years earlier with some of his Cash cousins) turned up "from the West". He landed at the old home for his sister to take care of him, but he only lived there about two months when he died and was buried in the family graveyard (now located in Greenlawn Cemetery).
His name in the cemetery transcription book is incorrectly listed as "Marcus Cash".
His name in the cemetery transcription book is incorrectly listed as "Marcus Cash".
One family story states that Marcus' sister, Ann Eliza was given charge of the Cash Homestead in Caroline County. After 6-8 years, Marcus (who had left Virginia many years earlier with some of his Cash cousins) turned up "from the West". He landed at the old home for his sister to take care of him, but he only lived there about two months when he died and was buried in the family graveyard (now located in Greenlawn Cemetery).
His name in the cemetery transcription book is incorrectly listed as "Marcus Cash".
His name in the cemetery transcription book is incorrectly listed as "Marcus Cash".
Gravesite Details
He is buried in an unmarked grave
Family Members
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