Rockingham County Virginia Tombstones by Cemetery

Cemetery	John Grattan Family Cemetery
Location	Mt. Crawford area, Rockingham County, Virginia. From Harrisonburg, Virginia, take Route 11 south (Valley Pike). Cemetery is one mile south of Mt. Crawford. Known in Colonial days as Contentment.
Notes	In 2011 no attempt was made to locate this cemetery. In the 1960s the D.A.R. wrote; This cemetery has been almost obliterated from neglect. These records were taken before cemetery was in such bad state. Dr. John W. Wayland notes and records from 22 Dec 1925 from his visit to cemetery along with Mr. Kaylor; The Grattan house (tall brick) stands about 1/3 of a mile east of the Valley Pike (Route 11), above the river. The old graveyard is in a field about halfway between the house and the Pike on the southwest side of the lane leading in from the Pike. The wall around the graveyard is falling. The old stage road, Mr. Kaylor says, used to pass farther east, near the house. Notes in the Remarks Column are from John W. Wayland records.
Survey Date and Recorder	1960s D.A.R.

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
Grattan	Robert	27 Dec 1769	23 Feb 1841		Large flat slab
Gilmer	Lucy	30 Nov or Dec 1774	__ Jan 1850	d/Peachy Ridgway Gilmer	Large flat slab; Sister of Elizabeth Grattan
Grattan, Jr.	Robert	31 Mar 1800	6 Aug 1855	s/Robert Grattan & Elizabeth Gilmer Grattan	Large flat slab; He married Martha D. Minor 9 August 1832-died at home-survived by wife and 8 children who erected this frail monument to His Many Virtues: The memory of which will live in their hearts after this stone crumbles into dust.
Grattan	Martha D.	30 Nov 1810	17 Jun 1869		w/Robert Jr.
Grattan	Mary Peachy	23 Mar 1809	25 Jan 1828		Large flat slab
Grattan	Robert R.	28 Jan 1841	27 Dec 1862