Augusta County Historical Society
Acc #: 32
Glebe Burying Ground
1934
Size: Two copies of pamphlet; 11 pages each
Creator (Person, Organization): W.A. Murphy; W.W. King
Restrictions: None
Inclusive Dates; Bulk Dates in ( ): Pamphlet printed in 1934
Preferred Citation: Augusta County Historical Society Archives, Staunton, Virginia. Glebe
Burying Ground Collection.
Associated Material: none
Historical/ Biographical Note: The Glebe cemetery was started on land originally intended for
the residence (glebe) of the first minister, Rev. John Hindman, appointed by the vestry in 1746.
The residence was never built. (Taken from the forward in the pamphlet.)
Subject Headings: Glebe Cemetery; Cemetery records; Genealogy
Added Entries (Personal/Corporate Names): Joseph Ewing Family; Capt. John Young
Family; McCutchan Family; Trimble Family; James A.G. Scott; Thompson Family; Col. John
Willson; Lewis Shuey; Cochran Family
Organization/Arrangement: Alphabetical
Scope and Content: Transcriptions of tombstones in Glebe cemetery copied by Maj. W.A.
Murphy and Mrs. W.W. King. Published in 1934 by Daughters of the American Revolution.