Arrington Family Cemetery

Survey Details

Classification:	Family
Status:	Maintained
Condition:	Very Good
Approx. Size:	70 x 80 feet
Approximate Number of Burials:
Markers:	Tombstone, Fieldstone, Unmarked
Surnames Listed on Markers:	Richard Arrington Jr. died 5 Dec 1849, age 61 years, 11 months, 11 days Mary J. Arrington Davis died 10 Jan 1860, age 36 years, 7 months, 10 days Our Little J.T. infant son of Mrs. M. J. Davis, died at 9 months Duanna M. Arrington born 12 Apr 1829 - died 17 Jan 1880 Annie S. w/o John K. Brown, d/o John & Mary Elgin 22 Jan 1851 - 11 May 1904 David T. Arrington 25 May 1811 - 2 Mar 1891 Nancy C. Arrington w/o David T. 2 Aug 1822 - 4 May 1902 Zeresh Estella Arrington infant d/o D. J. & Nannie B. 25 Nov 1864 - 13 Jan 1865 Milton Brown s/o D. T. & Nannie B. 3 Sep 1860 - 2 Aug 1861 Graves marked with fieldstones include Ann Arrington Eli Scott Arrington, born June 13, 1840 -- died June 9, 1921 Caroline Singleton Arrington, born April 18, 1847 -- died 1905 John K. Brown, died Jan. 1, 1891 Priscilla Brown, born July 18, 1879 Rosa/Rosey Brown, born July 7, 1875 Willie M. Suddath French Demoval Arrington, born Sept. 21, 1842 -- died Jan. 15, 1852 Caroline D. Arrington Cannon, born June 10, 1821 Bernard L. Cannon Zeresh Beach Arrington, born 1815, -- died Sept. 2, 1856 1 Unknown Adult; 5 Unknown Children List provided by Nancy Arrington via email on March 12, 2024.
Comments:	There are an additional three graves marked with Fieldstones outside the fenced area.
Surveyed By:	Ron Turner 1993, 2001
Latitude / Longitude:	38.755157, -77.433927

Site Visits

Visited by:	Date:	Comments:
Ron Turner	1993, 2001	There are an additional three graves marked with Fieldstones outside the fenced area.
David Cuff	May 7, 2021	The cemetery is in good shape and has an iron fence around it. The gate is locked. There is a garden table and chairs within the fenced area.
Nancy Arrington via email	March 12, 2024	Mrs. Claggett buried outside the fence left of the gate (field stone marker has disappeared). This would leave 2 stones that are possibly markers for graves of the Dade Hooe family that lived at the farm before the Arringtons bought it.

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