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Fairfax County Public Library

The Fairfax County, Virginia Gravestones Collection, 1990-1993

0.5 linear feet
The Fairfax County, Virginia Gravestones Collections consists of 0.5 linear feet and spans the years 1990-1993 and contains meeting minutes, correspondence, notes, and an early first draft of Volume 1 of the Fairfax Genealogical Society’s six-volume cemetery survey.
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The Fairfax County, Virginia Gravestones Collection, 1990-1993 0.5 linear feet

Fairfax Genealogical Society (Va.)
The Fairfax County, Virginia Gravestones Collections consists of 0.5 linear feet and spans the years 1990-1993 and contains meeting minutes, correspondence, notes, and an early first draft of Volume 1 of the Fairfax Genealogical Society’s six-volume cemetery survey.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Flint Hill Cemetery Collection, 1993

1.0 linear feet
The Flint Hill Cemetery Collection consists of 1.0 linear feet and includes individual gravestone surveys of Flint Hill Cemetery and the Oakton Church of the Brethren Cemetery conducted by Jeff Waguespack and Boy Scout Troop 1137, and the Fairfax Genealogical Society in 1993.
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The Flint Hill Cemetery Collection, 1993 1.0 linear feet

Jeff Waguespack and Boy Scout Troop 1137; Fairfax Genealogical Society (Va.)
The Flint Hill Cemetery Collection consists of 1.0 linear feet and includes individual gravestone surveys of Flint Hill Cemetery and the Oakton Church of the Brethren Cemetery conducted by Jeff Waguespack and Boy Scout Troop 1137, and the Fairfax Genealogical Society in 1993.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Jane K. Wall Fairfax County Cemetery Survey Papers, 1973-1977

0.5 linear feet
The Jane K. Wall Fairfax County Cemetery Survey Papers contains the final typescript of each survey conducted by Wall between 1973 and 1977. A descriptive location, cemetery condition, burial information, and survey date is included for each of the 96 cemeteries surveyed.
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The Jane K. Wall Fairfax County Cemetery Survey Papers, 1973-1977 0.5 linear feet

Wall, Jane Kirkpatrick (1940-2001)
The Jane K. Wall Fairfax County Cemetery Survey Papers contains the final typescript of each survey conducted by Wall between 1973 and 1977. A descriptive location, cemetery condition, burial information, and survey date is included for each of the 96 cemeteries surveyed.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Virginia Room Cemetery Files, Undated

10.0 linear feet
The Virginia Room Cemetery Files consist of over 400 files on Fairfax County cemeteries ranging from private cemeteries to military burials to church cemeteries. The files contain surveys, articles, reports, tombstone transcriptions, and occasionally photographs.
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The Virginia Room Cemetery Files, Undated 10.0 linear feet

Conley, Brian A. and Virginia Room staff
The Virginia Room Cemetery Files consist of over 400 files on Fairfax County cemeteries ranging from private cemeteries to military burials to church cemeteries. The files contain surveys, articles, reports, tombstone transcriptions, and occasionally photographs.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Virginia Room Gravestone Storage Records, 1976-2015

.25 linear feet
The Virginia Room Gravestones Storage Records contain correspondence, notes, photocopies, cemetery reports, a photograph and other documentation of Fairfax County gravestones.
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The Virginia Room Gravestone Storage Records, 1976-2015 .25 linear feet

Conley, Brian A.
The Virginia Room Gravestones Storage Records contain correspondence, notes, photocopies, cemetery reports, a photograph and other documentation of Fairfax County gravestones.

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