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| Capt. Joseph Richard Manson | 3 Apr 1831 — | 14 Apr 1918 | |
| Charlotte Ashby Manson | 3 Jul 1835 — | 12 Jun 1913 | Father - Mother
I have fought a good fight
I have finished my course
The Lord will take care of me |
| Capt. Manson, who served in 2nd Co. I, 12th Va. Infantry, is buried with his wife, Charlotte Hawes Ashby, CWS f BCV, pp. 355-56. |
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| Charlot Hawes Manson | 3 Jul 1835 — | 12 Jun 1913 | Wife of
J.R. Manson
The Lord will take care of me |
This is a very old stone that has been broken. She is the same person as the Charlotte Ashby Manson above. The stone above with both husband and wife's name on it was evidently placed much later than this one.
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| William E. Smith | 13 Apr 1908 — | 13 Feb 1949 | |
| William Edward Smith Jr., one of Dr. Pritchett's classmates, CWS f BCV, p. 513. |
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| William E. Smith | 2 Feb 1871 — | 5 Aug 1918 | |
| Lottie Manson Smith Haskins | 20 Nov 1872 — | 20 Jul 1940 | Thy memory shall ever be
A guiding star to heaven |
| Charlotte Hawes Manson married William Edward Smith Sr., CWS f BCV, pp. 356, 512-13. |
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| Willie Buckner Manson | | | Died
Nov 1, 1889
Aged
18 years & 6 months
A dutiful son and loving brother
His memory is precious to us
Welcomed home to wander heaven
Saved through Jesus, home at last |
| Capt. Manson's son, CWS f BCV, p. 356. |
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| Susan J. Manson | | | In memory of
my mother
Who departed this life
April 24, 1874
Age 65 years
at rest |
| Capt. Manson's mother, Susan J. Maclin, CWS f BCV, p. 356. |
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