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This is the headstone for Nancy Presgraves. She was the wife of Richard H. Presgraves. She was born on December 15, 1781 and died on September 7, 1858. This stone is also leaning forwards and includes the inscription, “In memory of Nancy…”. She had…

This is the headstone for Richard H. Presgraves, the husband of Nancy Presgraves. He was born on May 10, 1763 and died on April 14, 1837. The stone includes the inscription, “Sacred to the memory of”. Richard and Nancy had five children, four…

This is the gravestone for Harry Thurston Presgrave. Harry Thurston lived from July 4, 1907 - October 17, 1969. He was the son of Harry D. and Genevieve G. Presgrave. He lived in the Loudoun County and grew up in the Broad Run District.

This is the headstone for Genevieve Gray Cross Presgrave. She is buried with her husband Harry. The inscription includes the dates for both husband's and wive's birth and death years. Genevieve lived from 1876-1962. She married Harry on April 9, 1902…

The headstone of Margaret Conn Willcoxon Farr at the Willcoxon-Farr Cemetery. The daughter of Rezen Willcoxon and Elizabeth Betsey DeNeale. She was born in 1820 and died in 1904. Her headstone reads, "In Memory of Margaret Conn Willcoxon wife of…

The headstone of Margaret Conn Willcoxon. Mother of Capt. Rezen Willcoxon. This is the oldest grave in the Willcoxon-Farr Cemetery. The headstone reads, "Margaret Willcoxon. Departed this life the 6th day of July, 1832 in the 93 year of her age."…

Headstone of Capt. Rezen Willcoxon. He built the original house on the Blenheim property in Fairfax, Virginia which burned down in the 1850's. It was rebuilt by his son Albert and remains standing today. Rezen owned about 1000 acres of land in…

Headstone of Richard R. Farr. Husband of Margaret Conn Willcoxon Farr. He died at the age of 41. The headstone reads, "In Memory Of Richard R. Farr, Born March 7th 1804. Died Sept 17th 1845. O where this silent marble weeps. A Friend, a Husband, a…

This certificate is for the death certificate of Ulysses Harris and the records indicate that he was a private in the army and the certificate is for military veterans only

Lived from February 1, 1833 and died January 4, 1913.