Cemetery records
If a book has "REFB" before its call number, it is shelved in Simpson Library's reference section, and may not be checked out. We offer free electronic scanning, and photocopying at 10 cents per page.
Additional cemetery records are available online at the Virginia Tombstone Transcription Project and Find a Grave.
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Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Fredericksburg, Virginia, 1782-1850; Also, Tombstone Inscriptions From St. George Cemetery, 1752-1920. byCall Number: F234.F8 K45Publication Date: 1954
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The Masonic Cemetery of Fredericksburg, Virginia byCall Number: F234.F8 H73 1992Publication Date: 1992The library owns two copies of this item, one in the reference section and one in the stacks on the third floor.
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Minor Sketches of Major Folk and Where They Sleep: The Old Masonic Burying Ground, Fredericksburg, Virginia byCall Number: F234.F8 J5Publication Date: 1928
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A Roster of the Citizen Burials in the Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery byCall Number: REFB F234.F8 H748 1981Publication Date: 1981
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Tombstone Locations and Data in the Fredericksburg City Cemetery byCall Number: REFB F234.F8 H752Publication Date: 1988
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Tombstone Locations in the Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery byCall Number: REFB F234.F8 H751 1988Publication Date: 1988