Tombstone Tuesday: Ham(b)rick Memorial Stone

When the final resting place of an ancestor cannot be determined or confirmed, a Memorial Stone can serve to remember and honor them in place of a traditional tombstone.

The following memorial to the Prince William County patriarchs of the Ham(b)rick family was erected by their descendants in the Clover Hill Farm family cemetery behind the Grace Methodist Church on Wellington Road in Manassas.

Photos by C. G. Lynn

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HAM(B)RICK

Patrick Hamrick

c. 1684 - 1764

and

Margaret Ingles

Hamrick

c. 1689 - 

Lived at Clover Hill Farm

1740 - 1764

300 Years after he arrived in 

Virginia this Memorial is

Dedicated by their eight and

ninth generation descendants

in Grateful Remembance and

celebration of their lives.

30 September 1999

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Children

Patrick

c. 1715 - 1794

James

C. 1717 - 1778

Robert

C. 1718 - 1757

Dau.

Married James Bridges

c. 1721 - 

Dau.

c. 1723 - 

Dau.

c. - 1725 - 

Benjamin

c. 1727 - 1793

John

c. 1730 - 1757

Joseph

c. 1731 - 1792