Thanks. As I recall, the records did not show the locations of  
burials, or locations within family plots, but many did have a note  
as to cause of death. A lot of yellow fever cases.

Nancy

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On Apr 1, 2008, at 8:04 AM, Tarter, Brent (LVA) wrote:

> The Library of Virginia has microfilm of the Shockoe Cemetery  
> Interment
> Register, 1822-1982, Miscellaneous Microfilm Reels 926-931.
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> Brent Tarter
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> Where are the records of burials at Shockoe Cemetery, Richmond, that
> used to be in the groundskeeper's office across Hospital Street?
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> thanks,
>
> Nancy
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