Display Patriot - P-111848 - John R BEAVERS/BEAVER
John R BEAVERS/BEAVER
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P-111848
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No GPS data for grave site on Find-a-Grave - Oct 2020
Author: LtC Thadeus Lee Hartman
JOHN BEAVERS, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA
John Beavers was born before 1747 at Prince William County, Virginia and died before 2 August 1839 at Prince William County, Virginia. He served as a private in the First Regiment of the Virginia Line. He was laid to rest in the Beavers Family Cemetery at 13380 Bristow Road, Nokesville, Virginia. The cemetery is located at coordinates N 38 degrees 39.671’ x W 77 degrees 28.263’ and an elevation of 377 feet. John’s headstone is in the center front section of the cemetery. There is a Revolutionary War Service Marker from SAR. References: Gwathmey, page 52; Family Record (for burial).
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