This is the same site.

Arcola United Methodist Church
24757 Evergreen Mills Road
Dulles, Virginia 20166
www.arcolachurch.org

Manuscript Collection:
Preservation Society of Loudoun County Cemetery Committee Records, 1990 (M 006), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA

A Cemetery Study Questionaire was done 1989-1990 of this burial gound.

The surveyer who filled out the questionaire stated that there was indication of six or more burials on the property. The visual indications were swales and different grass on the West side of the church property; a footstone (WAW) and a tombstone base was in the parking lot. A part of a tombstone was being used as a splashstone for the gutter spout of the church.

Please see the photo on this page that depicts the West side of the 1853 chapel. If you can't read the red edit print, you may save to your computer and enlarge to see all of the print.
___________________________________________________________
NOTES ON THE ATTEMPT TO FIND THE BURIAL RECORDS:

May, 2012 - This is a quote from the current church Pastor.

"The church has the approximate locations of the graves as part of our construction work but we do not know who is buried there and do not have any records of who may be buried there"

July, 2012 - This is a quote from the current church Pastor.

The hand drawing we have dates form 1898 and is of the Wyckoff family and was done by AC Wyckoff.

July, 2012 - McGraw-Page Library at Randolph Macon College
Received historical material including the Wyckoff 1898 grave drawing.

Please see the photo on this page that depicts the Eest side of the 1853 chapel. If you can't read the red edit print, you may save to your computer and enlarge to see all of the print.
___________________________________________________________
The deed to this cemetery reflects a graveyard in existance prior to 1853. Arcola was Gum Springs before 1900.