Montgomery County Cemeteries: Run Date: 8/30/2007
Montgomery County Cemeteries: Run Date: 8/30/2007
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Description: Cemetery not located, but may be on property of Emory Barge, 21910 Whites Ferry
Road or at East Oaks, 21524 Whites Ferry Road (MP 17/24). Was located on Killmain I
plantation. Transcriptions and other info in file.
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Additional Sources: Information & transcriptions in Mont. County Story, Feb.1972, vol. XIV,
no. 2. Farquhar and Cavicchi.
Description: Small family burying ground with 3 marked stones in good condition. Cemetery is
located among trees on wooded hill and can be accessed via grass path off the east side of Cutsail
Drive, just south of the Sweepstakes Road intersection.
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Description: Located in field. Two tombstones - both toppled;1 face down, the other up. No
protection (i.e. fence) around stones. Advised renters not to lift stones. Two 2 ft diameter trees by
the stones, one was a juniper)
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Description: Located about 40 yards off road. Part of a fence exists. Very overgrown. Only 2
stones found - one is face down, other d. 1963. Ground depressions for other burials.
Comments: This property first was a school then Seventh Day Adventist Church. Previous
survey gives burial date range of 1945-1981
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Negative Impacts: Neglected, no maintenance for many years, used as cattle & horse pasture.
Description: Two headstones visible & many field stones. Earlier estimate of field stones, which
may belong to slaves, was 50 but not now visible. The top section of a 5 ft tall headstone for
Washington Waters has been knocked from the 3 section base.
Comments: Blunt Rd. ends at Davis Mill Rd. The driveway for 21600 is directly across Davis
Mill Rd. from the end of Blunt Rd. Driveway appears to be an extension of Blunt Rd. Marked
headstones are readable. No fence, paths or roads.
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Description: Three markers surrounded by 8' tall metal fence. One locust tree inside fence.
Ground covered with mulch. In wooded area; cemetery stones are in good condition.
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Comments: Some graves relocated to St. Johns, Olney (see information on file).
Description: On corner of Rolling Green Way & Botany Way in residential subdivision. Iron
fence with plaque & padlocked gate. Quite a few large trees. Markers only on half of plot. Ivy
covers other half. Fence & stones in good condition. Transcriptions in file.
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Description: Path goes between 502 & chain fence of house facing Gruenther Ave. Two
replacement markers placed by Lytton family. A few field stone markers. Graves outlined with
paving blocks. Transcriptions in file.
Comments: According to Historic Graves, was once called "Willow Tree" graveyard.
Rededicated 9/2004 by Lytton family & City of Rockville as Autre-St. Mary's Park.
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Description: Cemetery not located. Spencer family, an antebellum free African American
family, were founders of Big Woods community. Supposedly uncarved wood markers with
rounded tops, surrounded by rail fence.
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Comments: Access through 100 yard alley off Allen Rd (between 4961 & 4965). On left (north
side) behind 4706 Bayard Blvd. Cemetery used as flower garden by residents of Bayard Blvd.
Site of graves cannot be determined
Additional Sources: Information & transcriptions in Mont. County Story, Feb.1972, vol. XIV,
no. 2
Description: No longer extant. Barkers Funeral Home moved 7 Shaw burials & 1 stone from
property on Rosewood Manor Lane (house still there) to Goshen Cemetery c. 1987 when land
was developed as residential community. Janet Manuel may have photos prior to move.
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Description: Adjacent to Camp Bennett, Central Union Mission on north side of Bordley Rd, just
NE of stone retaining wall. In forested area within cornfield. Fence down, some stones down or
leaning against trees, others upright. Many fox/groundhog holes.
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Description: In Middlebrook Hill Park, in woods at top of hill. There was a fence surrounding
hilltop, now only fenceposts. Untended. Eleven upright fieldstones, other fieldstone are possible
markers but aren't upright. Unknown if this contains slave burials.
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Description: Farquhar says graves of Samuel and Maria Richardson were buried in a field west
of the house. Current owner says there is no cemetery on the property, currently about 4 acres.
Description: One upright marker, other existing stone covered with a pile of branches. In front
yard of new home within a clump of trees. Other stones present, but not sure if they are marking
graves. Supposedly others buried here. No fence. See material in file.
Comments: Owner said Mr. Query wanted to be buried in center of property. Query family has
easement to enter; they live out of state, visited three years ago. Farm developed in 1980s.
Additional Sources: Information & transcriptions in Mont. County Story, Feb.1972, vol. XIV,
no. 2
Description: Located on hill in stand of trees within cultivated field - about 75 yards north of
Watkins Mill Rd, just south of Founders Way. Huge tree has collapsed, knocking down wrought
iron fence. Gate has nameplate for J.R. Purdum (lying flat on ground).
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Description: There are 35-45 upright stones, many without inscriptions. A single large
monument approximately 4'9" was erected in 1866 by the Prather family in memory of deceased
family members. Stones arranged in a circular shape
Comments: On property of Meadowside Nature Center (map in file). New house about 50-100
yards from burials. Genealogy of Prather family & transcriptions provided by Meadowside
Nature Ctr. Staff (see file).
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Description: Located in field NW of house. Surrounded by wrought iron fence - rusted and
partly collapsed. Markers are seneca sandstone with large obelisk & ledgers. 2 cedars & another
tree just outside fence. Overgrown shrubs growing through fence.
Comments: Square area next to fenced family cemetery is staked out - large sandstone boulder -
marks area of slave cemetery.
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Description: Split rail fence surrounding cemetery, about 100 x 40 ft. There are 23 slate markers
(some probably footstones), 5 grave markers and one monument. Early 1700s graves vandalized.
Transcriptions on file.
Comments: Across the street from corner of Ryefield Court & Barley Field Lane
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Description: Nine markers (seven with footstones) arranged in three rows. Not sure if markers
are in original locations. May have been set upright by country club. Historic wrought iron fence
surrounds cemetery. Few trees around edges.
Comments: On grounds of Norbeck County Club. Between clubhouse & tennis shop.
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Additional Sources: Information & transcriptions in Mont. County Story, Feb.1972, vol. XIV,
no. 2; see file for more information.
Description: Cemetery believed to be under tennis court. Three markers with footstones moved
to garden near pool. Stones are in good condition and are lying flat on ground. Record on file says
most recent death date is 1876.
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