Pittsylvania County VA - Family Cemetery on Lee Bernice Reynolds Farm

Submitted for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Michael D. Kendrick <mike58-98@mindspring.com>

Michael D. Kendrick has started going to most of the local cemeteries around the farm where 
he grew up on in Callands. The following is his grandfather's Family Cemetery located on 
Lee Bernice Reynolds Farm on Rt. 969, Worlds/Callands, Pittsylvania County.
 
Lee Bernice Reynolds
August 1, 1910
September 15, 1980
" Loving Hearts remember you"
 
Katherine Clark Reynolds
May 16, 1914
February 9, 1997
" She Believes and sleeps in Jesus"
 
Joseph Gordan Kendrick  s/o Yvette Kendrick
March 22, 1995
April 22, 1996
 
At present these are the only three members of out family that are buried there.
 
Here are some of the people that are buried at Christian Tabernacle Church, 
Callands, Pittsylvania County, Rt. 969.
 
Across the road from the church are:
 
McKaga Kendrick
April 5, 1860
August 14, 1945
 
Ada Bell Adkins Kendrick
January 29, 1887
September 13, 1945
 
Arlon Lee Kendrick  s/o Leslie Elvin and Gladys Kendrick
October 7, 1938
April 6, 1947
 
These graves are located on the side of the road as the Church:
 
William Cuttler Clark
August 11, 1873
September 23, 1944
 
Mattie Fountain Hensley Clark
December 1, 1878
April 13, 1951
 
Mamie P. Clark Amos
September 9, 1897
May 27, 1992
 
Homer James Amos, Sr.
December 19, 1893
March 6, 1975
 
Homer James Amos, Jr.
September 25, 1929
August 14, 1940
 
Charles Dudley Clark
February 12, 1921
July 19, 1973
 
Elizabeth Atkinson Parsons Clark
September  27, 1919
January 18, 1980
 
Osbey "Obe" Reynolds
December 10, 1897
April 24, 1985
 
Annie Clark Reynolds
July 31, 1902
August 11, 1993
 
Tommy C. "Bill" Reynolds
October 28, 1907
August 6, 1984
 
Mattie Sue Clark Reynolds
May 31, 1908
April 22, 1995
 
 
I will update this in the near future. At present I have over 18,000 names within my 
family tree, and have so far taken over 450 photos of tomb stones in the Callands area 
of just family members. I want to document every cemetery that I have family members buried
at, I know this is going to be quite the task, but I have seen too many tombstones that 
have been broken or so worn with time that they are no longer legible, I want to preserve 
them with photographs before they all disappear. 
 
Respectfull Submitted,
Michael D. Kendrick
Former resident of Rt 4, Chatham Virginia for 19 years.
mike58-98@mindspring.com