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SLAVE CEMETERY - TURLEY HALL


South side of Barnesfield Rd., 1/2 mile west of Centreville Rd., Chantilly, Va.


This site was first reported as the "Slave and Help" cemetery associated with "Turley Hall" by lifelong Chantilly resident LESLIE COATES (1907-1999). "Turley Hall" was built c. 1797 and burned in 1995. On Aug. 7, 1996 Thundebird Archeology investigated this area and confirmed the presence of at least 12 graves.
Date of Survey: 11/16/1990

Fairfax County Public Library Cemetery Survey Number: FX304
Virginia State Archaeological Number: 44FX1219

From Cemeteries of Fairfax County, Virginia by Brian A. Conley
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