Mount Pleasant Church Cemetery
Carroll County, Virginia
Sulphur Springs District
Location: Hebron Community
Directions: On the west side of Rt. 635 (Hebron Road), 0.8 mile from Rt. 887 (Glendale Road).
GPS Coordinates: N 36.70774 W 080.88597
Surveyed by: Buford C. Wilson; 12 Oct 2005 Updated 07 Nov 2009; buford-wilson@outlook.com
Comments: This cemetery is quite old and in recent years has been called the Bishop Cemetery. The Mount Pleasant Church used to be located nearby. The church building was dismantled, moved to the nearby Hebron Community, and was rebuilt there. The cemetery appears to be abandoned. There are over 75 graves marked with field stones or indicated by sunken ground. Information in [brackets] is not on the stone.
| Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| LINEBERRY, Alexander “Alex” | [Jul 1833] | [after 1910] | Large Stone with brass plaque with name Lineberry. s/o Francis Lineberry & Elizabeth Wilkinson |
| LINEBERRY, Mary Ann “Polly” | [29 Mar 1836] | [22 Jan 1916] | d/o James Frost & Rachel Pierce; w/o Alexander Frost |
| CARTER | 5 Stones with the name Carter | ||
| MINOR, Mintie E. | 14 Feb 1853 | 28 Aug 1917 | Armintie E. Bishop; d/o Jacob S. Bishop & Melvina Kinzer; w/o Isaac Addison Minor |
| BISHOP, Melvina | 23 May 1823 | 21 Apr 1909 | Melvina Kinzer; w/o Jacob S. Bishop |
| BISHOP, J. S., Rev. | 05 Sep 1809 | 21 Aug 1899 | Jacob S. |
| BISHOP, Thomas B. | Footstone with initials T. B. B. ; Headstone is missing; I believe this is the s/o Jacob S. Bishop & Melvina Kinzer | ||
| BISHOP, Margaret I. | 19 May 1855 | 20 Aug 1862 | d/o Jacob S. Bishop & Melvina Kinzer |
| BISHOP, Ella Lawson | 15 Apr 1852 | 24 Mar 1925 | Shared stone with next; w/o William R. Bishop |
| BISHOP, W. R. | 03 Sep 1848 | 07 Jun 1922 | William R. |
| BRIM, Elmo W. | 08 Jul 1885 | 08 Nov 1922 | nephew of William R. Bishop & Ella Lawson |
| BISHOP, Harvey R. | 01 May 1845 | 16 Dec 1921 | h/o Arabella L. Willis; She is buried in the Gladeville Church Cemetery |
| NORMAN, W. D. | 22 Jul 1865 | Aged 28 years | |
| CARTER, James B | These Carter markers were located in an earlier survey. They are so badly eroded now that I could not read them | ||
| CARTER, Mary | nee Davis; w/o James B. Carter |