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How Many? 1,052 and Counting

Writer: Lawrence Lore
Lawrence Lore
Apr 15, 2024
1 min read

For those of you who use Find a Grave, you can now view John King’s virtual cemeteries of Civil War soldiers buried in Lawrence County. He has also created virtual cemeteries for those who lived in Lawrence County but were buried in surrounding counties as well as those buried in other states.


Look for any photos added by LCHS for example


If you click on  the photo credit  underneath the picture you will be directed to the LCHS page and on the bottom right- hand side, you will be able to click on the Virtual cemeteries.

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