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Brand Cemetery
Chesterville, Wood County, West Virginia

Contributed by Teresa Fordyce, Sep 14, 2011, last edited Sep 23, 2011 [s82c43@frontier.com]. Total records = 5.

Take the Mineral Wells exit off of I-77. Take Rte 14 south for about 3 miles. Turn right onto Chesterville Road. Travel Chesterville Road for about 4 miles to the top of the hill. Take the road to the right at the top of the hill. Go about 100 yards. You will need to park along the road and walk from this point. Follow the hill around to the left. You will see the shelter for the cemetery out through the field about 200 yards.

This is a private family cemetery on property that was once owned by John and Martha Deem Brand. The property is now owned by Dr. Bean. The cemetery is well kept.

This is a complete reading of all existing headstones when I walked and transcribed this cemetery in Sep 10, 2011.
- Teresa Fordyce

Brand, Amos, b. Oct 15, 1875, d. Sep 4, 1883, s/o John F. and Martha A. Deem Brand, death record gives date of death as Aug 6, 1883
Brand, Isaac, b. May 15, 1886, d. Oct 6, 1957, s/o John F. and Martha A. Deem Brand
Brand, James Samuel, b. Mar 4, 1877, d. Dec 16, 1961, s/o John F. and Martha A. Deem Brand
Brand, John Franklin, b. Aug 18, 1844, d. Mar 24, 1918, Co. D. 3rd W.Va. Cav. Civil War, served from Sep 1862 to Jun 1865, s/o Francis M. and Catherine Brand
Brand, Martha Ann Deem, b. Sep 11, 1837, d. Oct 31, 1934, w/o John Franklin Brand, d/o William and Nancy Golden Deem, Married Dec 3, 1865
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