Smyth County, Virginia
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Smyth County, Virginia
Smyth County was formed on 23 Feb 1832. The county was formed from parts of both Washington and Wythe counties. The town of Marion was formed in 1832 as the county seat.
General information for researchers can be found at:
Wikipedia history overview of Smyth County
Public records: Smyth County Clerk
History and genealogy: Smyth County Genealogical Society
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Agriculture and Industry
- Applicantions for the Erection of Dams in Smyth County, Virgina 1832 - 1902
- Thomson's Mercantile and Professional Directory - Virginia - 1851
- Great Salt Mines in the Mountains of Virginia
- Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer and Classified Business Directory 1888 - 1889
- Medical Licenses Recorded in Smyth County, Virginia
- General Resources and Advantages of Smyth County
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Cemeteries
Cemetery Information
Cemetery Name Index
Cemeteries are listed in alphabetical order. Family cemeteries are listed based on the surname, given name is used in the cemetery title. Note many cemeteries are known by more than one name.
Make your selection below; "A" is the default selection.
- Allison Cemetery [1]
- Allison Cemetery [2]
- Anderson Cemetery [2]
- Anderson Cemetery [3]
- Anderson Cemetery [4]
- Anderson, John Sanders Cemetery
- Brown Cemetery
- Cleghorn Baptist Church Cemetery
- Cooper Cemetery
- Copenhaver Cemetery
- Cox Cemetery
- Cregger Cemetery
- Crouse Cemetery
- Davis Cemetery [1]
- Davis Cemetery [2]
- Denton Chapel/Hull Cemetery
- Ebenezer Church Cemetery
- Elizabeth Cemetery
- Gollehon Cemetery
- Goodman Family Cemetery
- Goodman Chapel Cemetery
- Greenwood Cemetery
- Greever Cemetery
- Grosses Creek Baptist Church Cemetery
- Harmon Cemetery
- Hays Cemetery [1]
- Hays Cemetery [2]
- Hester Cemetery
- Hubble Cemetery
- James Cemetery
- Kell Cemetery
- Laurel Cemetery
- Laurel Springs Cemetery
- Lowman Valley Church of the Brethren Cemetery
- Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery
- Mays Cemetery
- McClure Cemetery
- Middle Fork Baptist Church Cemetery
- Mountain View Methodist Church Cemetery
- Mount Zion Church Cemetery
- Phipps Cemetery
- Poston Cemetery
- Ridgedale Cemetery
- Riverbend Cemetery
- Riverside Cemetery
- Robinette Cemetery
- Roland Cemetery
- Round Hill Cemetery
- Rowland Creek Cemetery
- Saint Clair's Bottom Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery
- Scott Cemetery
- Sheffey Cemetery
- South Fork Baptist Church Cemetery
- Spratt Cemetery
- Saint James Lutheran Church Cemetery
- Sulphur Springs Cemetery
- Sunset Community Cemetery
- Thomas Cemetery
- Tilson Cemetery
- Umbarger Cemetery
- Walkers Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery
- Ward, E. B. Cemetery
- Wassum Cemetery
- Wassum Valley Church Cemetery
- West Cemetery
- Westwood Memorial Gardens Cemetery
- Zion Methodist Church Cemetery
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Churches and Religion
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Documents
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Enumerations
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Government
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Military
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Places
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Vital Statistics
