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Just where is Mulch, Virginia? Nestled between Quinton Oak and Rainswood, in Richmond County near the Chesapeake Bay, the Mulch community once bustled with activity. Daily life centered around the post office, general store, school, church, farms, fish factories, sawmills, and of course, the cemetery. The Mulch Post Office no longer exists, but will remain in the precious memories of all the families. With biographies including facts, stories, and many pictures, this book serves as a complete source of relationships and cemetery mapping for Oakland United Methodist Church Cemetery. If your family name is Beazley, Bryant, Burgess, Clark, Davis, Dodson, Douglas, Lewis, or Walker, chances are you have an ancestor buried here. Come travel with us through the hard lives and happy times of our families and neighbors from 1870 to the present.
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Just where is Mulch, Virginia? Nestled between Quinton Oak and Rainswood, in Richmond County near the Chesapeake Bay, the Mulch community once bustled with activity. Daily life centered around the post office, general store, school, church, farms, fish factories, sawmills, and of course, the cemetery. The Mulch Post Office no longer exists, but will remain in the precious memories of all the families. With biographies including facts, stories, and many pictures, this book serves as a complete source of relationships and cemetery mapping for Oakland United Methodist Church Cemetery. If your family name is Beazley, Bryant, Burgess, Clark, Davis, Dodson, Douglas, Lewis, or Walker, chances are you have an ancestor buried here. Come travel with us through the hard lives and happy times of our families and neighbors from 1870 to the present.