Location: Stockton Street
Owner: Owned by family
Size: approximately 35 'x 30' fenced

According to a family descendant, this cemetery was considerably larger than the fenced in area and contained many more graves. Most of the markers have been lost. There were Civil War soldier graves and a Castle family section. The first person buried here was a jockey who was killed at the "Racetracks". The combined marker for Virginia, Sally and Stockton Heth Jr. is a replacement one put in recently by the Heth family.

Obelisk : Isabella H. wife of Capt. Stockton Heth

June 29, 1842; Feb 24, 1916
Daughter of Col Edward Hammet and Clementina Craig Hammet
"Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excellest all"

Headstone (broken): Clementina V. Heth

Feb 21 1809-Sept. 25, 1879

Headstone: Stockton Heth

Capt. Co E, 13 Va Inf. CSA

Headstone: Virginia C. Heth 1872-1946

Sally Pickett Heth 1874-1951
Stockton Heth, Jr 1879-1917

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