Rockingham County Virginia Tombstones by Cemetery

Cemetery	Houston Cemetery
Location	Lacey Spring Area, Rockingham County, Virginia. From Harrisonburg, Virginia, go north on Route U.S. 11 (No. Valley Pike) to Route 806 (Martz Road) and turn right. Go 2/10ths mile to Route 986 (Stony Point Road) and turn left. Go 1.2 miles and cemetery is sitting back off the right side of the road.
Notes	Cemetery is overgrown and has a stone wall around it which is breaking apart. Owner of land around the cemetery has plans to restore this cemetery. The owner is restoring the house once owned by Eunice A. Lincoln, which is just beyond the cemetery location. Notes in Remarks Column were provided by the D.A.R. Rev. William Houston, a Methodist Episcopal Minister, was a prominent member of this family and was connected with the Smiths of Smithland. See Harrison History, pages 405-11 and 485-6.
Survey Date and Recorder	08 Jan 2008 Bob & Lois Emswiler

Surnames are sorted by section / plot / row / grave - only sections and rows are shown

Surname	Given Name & MI	Birth Date	Death Date	Headstone Notes	Remarks
Houston	William, Rev.	5 Aug 1781	27 Apr 1852	Aged 70y 8m 22d
Houston	Nancy Harrison		3 May 1862	Aged 63y 4m 27d	Illegible & broken marker; recorded by D.A.R. in 1960s
Houston	Philip George Asbury	23 Mar 1830	24 Mar 1830
Houston	William Parker Harrison	11 Feb 1816	4 Nov 1816
Houston	John W. C.	20 Jan 1828	22 Nov 1869	Aged 41y 10m 2d; s/Wm. & Nancy Houston	Illegible marker-recorded by the D.A.R. in 1960s
Houston	Catherine	10 Mar 1838	10 Mar 1838	Born & Died	Partially illegible; recorded by D.A.R. in 1960s; d/Wm. C. & Nancy Houston
Houston	John William	30 Jan 1855	19 Jul 1855	s/J. W. C. & R. C.	Mother-nee Rachel Catherine Huffman
Harrison	Lester Lee	30 Mar 1882	30 Mar 1882	s/David W. & Anna A. Harrison	This infant son was a brother of Houston Harrison, the author of "Long Grey Trail." Anna Amantha Harrison was the d/John W. C. & Rachel Huffman Houston.