Cremeans

CREMEANS CEMETERY
Cabell County, West Virginia
(Burton Cremeans)

Cremeans Detail List

Latitude: N 38° 16.680
Longitude: W 082° 13.590
Elevation: 876 feet
Accuracy: 14 feet

From US Route 60 in Cabell County at Barboursville, WV.  Take Alt. 10 and Route 10 South to you come to Salt Rock.  At the Chevron Gas station turn Right onto Madison Cr. Rd. Go about 3.7 miles or till you come to the first Blacktop road on your Left.  Turn Left on this road and go about 0.1 miles or till you come to a Blacktop driveway.  Turn Left onto this driveway and go to the end.  The cemetery is on your Left behind the houses.

The following list was compiled by actual reading of the tombstones. All the information, excluding annotation, is written on the tombstone.

Read   December 23, 2005.

Footstone:  'L.B."

This grave is marked with a Medal Marker only.

Note:  This stone is broken and is laying on the ground.

This grave is marked with a Medal Marker only.

This grave is marked with a Medal Marker only.

Footstone:  "S.C."

Footstone:  "S.C."

There is also a Medal Marker that has her name as
 "Anna Eplin Notter"

Footstone:  "A.E."

WALLACE FUNERAL HOME

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Footstone:  "GREAT GRANDPA"

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Footstone:  "GREAT UNCLE"

Footstone:  "GREAT GRANDMAW"

This grave is marked with a Medal Marker only.

WALLACE FUNERAL HOME

No other information on the marker.

Footstone:  "E.L."

Footstone:  (blank)

The dates on the stone can't be read.

Footstone:  (rock)

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HANDLEY FUNERAL HOME

The dates could not be read on the stone.

No dates with stone.

Footstone:  "N.J.V."

Other Possible Burials:    (Cabell County Cemeteries Books  by Carrie Eldridge)

1.   Boothe,  Clara
2.   Cremeans,  Jessa
3.   Miller,  Joisey  --  (Sep.  1881 -- 12-30-1896)
4.   Vanatter,  Elizabeth  --  1830 -- 02-01-1898)

Note:   There were several footstones found in the cemetery that did not have a Head Stone with them.   ( A.C -- B.E -- E.E --H.E.-- JB)

Note:    This is a very old cemetery that has not been maintain over the years.  It is in bad shape at the time it was read.   The biggest part of the markers are Sandstones with scratched inscriptions on them and over the years have weather off.   There are several stones that can not be read because of time and weather.  There are several graves marked with field stones and several unmarked graves in this cemetery. 

              In Carrie Eldridge book for Cabell County Cemeteries she states that there are 103 graves marked with field stones only.   She also states that there are 29 graves that are unmarked.   She also has these footstones for the
cemetery that do not have a head stone -- (H.E. -- B.E. -- A.E. -- E.E. -- A.T. -- O.H.H. -- E.B. -- J.H. -- M. -- R.)