Old Providence Church Grave Marking

Posted on May 15, 2010 by Dwight Lyman

: Program for 1812 burials Upper cemetery

: Gravestone of John McCutchan, Sr.

: Gravestone of Jacob Cox

: Gravestone of Samuel McClellan

: Gravestone of Robert Harris & spouse

: Gravestone of William Hart

: Program for walled cemetery- pg 1

: Pages 2 & 3 of program

: Pg 2 & 3 of program

: Page 4 of program

: 1812 Militia Uniform worn by Paul Bess

: Descendants of Jacob Cox & his wife attend ceremony

: Descendants of John McCutchan, Sr. attend ceremony

: Certificate of Appreciation given to Lon Lacey

: Some attendees at upper cemetery ceremony

: President Hartman presides at upper cemetery ceremony

: Upper cemetery ceremony

: Participating SAR chapter receives award

: Lyman dressed as Captain, Richmond Lt Inf Blues Receives Certificate

: Cemetery Researcher Faith Bryant receives certificate

: President of VASSAR, Bob Bowen gives certificate to church auxillary

: President Bowen gives certificate to SAR chapter president

: Color Guard retires

: Color Guard advances

: Firing Party fires salute to the buried veterans

: Wreath presenters are escorted by color guard

: 1812 member, Ron Depue lays wreath for Richmond SAR Chapter

: Color Guard escorts wreath presenter

: George Washington Chapter SAR presents wreath

: Wreath presenter escorted by 1812 attired, Paul Bess

: Wreath presenter

: Fairfax Resolves SAR chapter lays wreath

: Culpeper Minute Man SAR Chapter President lays wreath

: Colonel William Grayson SAR Chapter President lays wreath

: Colonel James Wood SAR Chapter President lays wreath

: VA Society Order Founders & Patriots of America presents wreath

: Wreath Presenter

: President Thadeus Hartman, 1812 Society lays wreath

: President of VASSAR, Bob Bowen presents wreath

: Presidents Hartman & Bowen unveil the plaque

: Secretary Williams & Past President Lyman, 1812 Society read ritual

: Plaque was veiled with Rev War era flag with Star Spangled Banner flag above

: Some of the 130 or so attendees

: Some graves inside walled cemetery are identified with markers

: Some new Veterans Administration stones were procured for ceremony

: New Government gravestones installed for missing stones

: An Augusta County historian presents history of church and cemetery

: President Hartman, 1812 Society presents remarks

: President Bob Bowen of VASSAR presents remarks

: Color Guard behind President Bowen

: Presented wreaths

: Some of the attendees

: Past President Lyman of 1812 Society is Master of Ceremonies

: Unveiled plaque listing names of interred 1812 and Rev War veterans

: Close-up photo of plaque procured by VA Societies 1812 & SAR

: Plaque is unveiled

: Some gravestones had to be sprayed with shaving cream to be read

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