Records of cemeteries in Albemarle County, Virginia, including Charlottesville/ collected, compiled & edited by Mrs. J.E. Early [and] Mrs. Gordon Harris

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Microreproduction of original typescripts (3 v.) written in 1968-1971.

Presented by the Jack Jouett Chapter, NSDAR, to the Daughters of the American Revolution National Library in Washington, D.C.

Includes indexes after each cemetery.

Contents: v. 1-2. Cemeteries at the Church of Our Savior, Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, Virginia State Route 637, Shepherd Property, Virginia State Route 717, Virginia State Route 693, Rock Gate, St. John the Baptist Episcopal of Ivy, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Moore family, Teel family, two old graves (off Route 29 S. at Sherwood Subdivision), Magruder family, Bryan grave (Farmington Country Club, near 10th tee), Bramham family, Hotopp family, Gilmer family, Fife family, Mt. Moriah Methodist Church, Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, Hillsboro Baptist Church, Emanuel Episcopal Church, St. Luke's at Simeon, Mt. Ed Baptist Church, Mountain Plains Baptist Church, Wild Rose, Wakefield, Mooreland Baptist Church at Red Hill, Mt. Olivet Methodist Church at Red Hill, Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church, Castle Hill, Cloverfield, Blue Ridge Farm, and South Plains Presbyterian Church -- v. 3. Cemeteries at Buck Mountain Episcopal Church, Grace Episcopal Church (formerly known as Belvior or Walker Chapel), Garth Chapel, Hardingdale, Lebanon Presbyterian Church, Lewis family, Monticello (Thomas Jefferson's home), Spring Hill Baptist Church, State Route 637, and University of Virginia -- v. 5. Monticello Memorial Park.

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