THE HISTORY of PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VIRGINIA
Moses Hutchings was the son of Christopher Hutthings and stated in his pension declaration that he was born in Culpeper County in 1754. He married Lucy Parks, December 13, 1780 (Marriage Bonds) and had issue: 1. William, married Judith Johns. 2. John, married Anne B. Williams. 3. Nancy, married Thomas Carter, IV. 4. Polly, married Jesse Walton. 5. Samuel, married Lucy Robinson. 6. Margaret, married Samuel Thompson. 7. Robert, married Mary Carter. 8. Stokely, married Nancy Johnson.

Moses Hutchings was sheriff of the county in 1817. He made his home just beyond Dry Fork and there in a rock walled graveyard lie the tombs of himself and his wife.

Virginia Marriages, 1740-1850
MOSES HUTCHINGS --- PARKS 13 December 1780 Pittsylvania
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PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY CEMETERIES
Cemetery located on Rt 718 approximately 2 miles from Rt 29 past Dry Fork post office. After passing Rt 863, about l/2 mile on left in a field with a rock wall.

Lucy J. Lanier born June 9 1814, died Aug 61833
Charles T. son of John and Lucy Lanier, bornJul 24 1833, died Dec 23 18
Richard A Hutchings, born Mar 17 1820, diedOct 20 1841
Lucy Hutchings, born Apr 30 1763, died Nov17 1830
Moses Hutchings, born Mar 1 1754, died Apr1 1836
Joseph W. Hutchings, born Feb 8 1827, diedOct 14 1839
Robert Hutchings, born Oct 29, unable to read year, died Aug 1850??
Ann B. Hutchings, born Mar 1 1791, died Oct18 1858
(same stone) husband, John, born May 23 1784, died Aug 4 1825, buried Kingsport Tenn.

Submitted by CarolAdams