Estimated date of marriage, 1806.
Eli died suddenly, he was living adjacent to the land where this burial plot stands when he died.
The research of the Bailey family resolved with the conclusion that Eli and Nancy could have been interred at this location.
{this Eli should not be confused with the son of Richard II & Isabel, buried at Rock; or Elijah P. Bailey, son of Eli's brother Henry, buried at Tuggle cemetery}.
His daughter Mary married Henry Bailey #20538326, son of Richard II & they are buried at Rock.
His son John has a memorial with further descendants at #35637560.
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There are eight persons known to have been living here and assumed buried in this family cemetery.
The number is an approximation.
Only the grave of Richard has a marker. The marker was placed by the John Chapman Chapter, of Bluefield, of the Daughters of the American Revolution; and is a government marker.
The land is included in a tract owned by private businessmen.
Estimated date of marriage, 1806.
Eli died suddenly, he was living adjacent to the land where this burial plot stands when he died.
The research of the Bailey family resolved with the conclusion that Eli and Nancy could have been interred at this location.
{this Eli should not be confused with the son of Richard II & Isabel, buried at Rock; or Elijah P. Bailey, son of Eli's brother Henry, buried at Tuggle cemetery}.
His daughter Mary married Henry Bailey #20538326, son of Richard II & they are buried at Rock.
His son John has a memorial with further descendants at #35637560.
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There are eight persons known to have been living here and assumed buried in this family cemetery.
The number is an approximation.
Only the grave of Richard has a marker. The marker was placed by the John Chapman Chapter, of Bluefield, of the Daughters of the American Revolution; and is a government marker.
The land is included in a tract owned by private businessmen.
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