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Walter Merritt Seward Family Cemetery
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| Located in southeast Brunswick County, off Penn Dr. (Route 617) and Dry Bread Rd. (Route 611), this cemetery is approx. 30 ft x 44 ft and is surrounded by a rock wall 3-4 ft high and 1-2 ft thick. There is no gate, but an opening approx. 5 ft wide with a brick column on each side approx. 5 ft high. |  
| Latitude: | 36º 37' 56.9" N   (36.632472) |  
| Longitude: | 77º 48' 48.9" W   (-77.813583) |  
 
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This cemetery was restored and is maintained by the South Brunswick Ruritan Club in honor of their eldest member, Mr. Roy Chambliss. There is a sign denoting this at the entrance on Penn Drive. |  
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| Walter Merritt Seward | 22 Sep 1860 — | 20 Dec 1932 |  |  
| See CWS f BCV, p. 490. |  
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| Alfred Ackerman | 3 Jul 1876 — | 20 Sep 1962 |  |  
| Caretaker of the Seward Forest, CWS f BCV, p. 491. |  
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| Susan Everett Dunn | 20 May 1840 — | 15 Aug 1928 | Susan Everett Dunn Nee Branch Having finished life’s duty she now sweetly rests |  
| Susan E. Branch, widow of Dr. Walter M. Seward, who married second John H. Dunn, CWS f BCV, p. 490. |  
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| Adeline S. Ackerman | 1874 — | 1945 |  |  
| Wife of Alfred Ackerman, CWS f BCV, p. 491. |  
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