Chap. 230.—An ACT to appropriate certain sums of money in aid of certain Con-
federate Memorial Associations and organizations of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy in Virginia, to be used in caring for the graves of and ceme-
teries wherein are buried Confederate soldiers and sailors, and in erecting and
caring for markers and monuments to such soldiers and sailors. [S B 159]

Approved March 25, 1946

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

1. That the sum of ten thousand eight hundred twenty dollars or
so much thereof as may be needed, is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the general fund of the State treasury, not otherwise appro-
priated, for each year of the biennium ending June thirtieth, nineteen
hundred forty-eight, which amounts so appropriated annually shall be in
lieu of all other appropriations out of the State treasury for the same
purposes, and the Comptroller of the Commonwealth is instructed and
empowered to draw warrants upon the State Treasurer annually in
favor of the treasurers of the following Confederate memorial associa-
tions and chapters of United Daughters of Confederacy for the following
sums of money payable out of these annual appropriations, to be by their
respective associations and organizations expended in caring for the cem-
eteries and graves of the Confederate soldiers and sailors buried in the
cemeteries herein specified, and in erecting and caring for markers, me-
morials, and monuments to the memory of said soldiers and sailors ; and
the said associations and organizations through their proper officers are
hereby required to settle their accounts annually before one of the com-
missioners in chancery of their respective counties or corporations, who
is hereby directed to report same, together with all vouchers, to the
Comptroller of the Commonwealth, which settlement shall show the exact
work done in caring for these cemeteries and Confederate soldiers’ and
sailors’ graves, and in erecting and caring for markers and monuments
to said soldiers and sailors during the last two fiscal years, namely, nine-
teen hundred forty-three and nineteen hundred forty-four and the money
expended thereby, and the balance in the treasury of each of said associa-
tions and organizations, for which the State made appropriations for such
work and care; namely:

Abingdon, one hundred dollars ;

Accomack, fifty dollars ;

Amelia, fifty dollars ;

Amherst, one hundred dollars;

Appomattox, two hundred fifty dollars ;

Ashland, seventy-five dollars ;

Alleghany county, one hundred dollars ;

Bedford, one hundred dollars:

Belle Haven, Robert E. Lee Chapter, twenty-five dollars ;

Blacksburg-Montgomery, fifty dollars ;

Blackstone, twenty-five dollars ;

Bethel Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, Newport News,
one hundred twenty-five dollars:

Big Stone Gap Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, fifty

dollars ;
Blue Ridge Grays, United Daughters of Confederacy, Stanardsville,
fifty dollars;
Boydton, fifty dollars ;
Bristol, one hundred dollars;
Buckingham, one hundred dollars ;
Botetourt-Buchanan, fifty dollars;
Bath county, twenty-five dollars;
Carroll county, one hundred fifty dollars ;
Carson, fifty dollars ;
Centerville Ridge Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy,
twenty-five dollars; —
Chase City, fifty dollars:
Charlotte, one hundred dollars:
Charlottesville, two hundred fifty dollars;
Chesterfield, fifty dollars:
Christiansburg, fifty dollars;
City Point, fifty dollars ;
Clarksville, thirty dollars;
Courtland, ten dollars;
Craig- New Castle, fifty dollars ;
Crewe, twenty-five dollars ;
Culpeper, fifty dollars;
Danville, one hundred dollars ;
Dinwiddie, seventy-five dollars ;
Emory, twenty-five dollars;
Essex, fifty dollars ;
Fairfax, seventy-five dollars; .
Farmville, fifty dollars ;
Fauquier, Piedmont Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy,
fifty dollars ;
Floyd county, one hundred fifty dollars;
Franklin county, twenty-five dollars;
Franklin, twenty dollars ;
Fredericksburg, four hundred dollars;
Front Royal, fifty dollars;
Gate City-Estill Memorial Association, fifty dollars ;
Giles, seventy-five dollars ;
Gloucester, United Daughters of Confederacy, fifty dollars ;
Gordonsville, fifty dollars ;
Grayson county:
Johny Hask Cemetery, fifteen dollars,
Snow Hill Cemetery, fifteen dollars, and
Ringby Cemetery, fifteen dollars ;
Atkins Cemetery, twenty-five dollars ;
Bethel Church Cemetery, thirty-five dollars;
Providence Cemetery, twenty dollars;
Potato Creek Memorial Association, twenty-five dollars;
Gold Hill Cemetery, ten dollars;
Anderson Cemetery, Galax, twenty dollars;
Fellowship Cemetery, twenty dollars ;
Saddle Creek Cemetery, twenty-five dollars;
Comers Rock, fifteen dollars ;
Haw Orchard Cemetery, fifteen dollars ;
Feas Ridge Cemetery, fifteen dollars ;
Fox Creek, fifteen dollars ;
Spring Valley, fifteen dollars;
Bridle Creek, fifteen dollars ;
Independence, fifteen dollars ;
Jerusalem, Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery, twenty-
five dollars;
Eureka Cemetery, twenty-five dollars;
Hines Branch Cemetery, twenty-five dollars;
Lebanon, fifteen dollars;
Greensville County, fifty dollars ;
Hampton, one hundred dollars:
Harrisonburg, one hundred twenty-five dollars ;
Henry county, fifty dollars ;
Henry A. Wise Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy,
Northampton, fifty dollars ;
Hillsboro, Albemarle County, fifty dollars ;
oll Hope Maury Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, fifty
ollars ;

Huguenot Springs, twenty-five dollars ;

Isle of Wight, fifty dollars;

Junior Hollywood Memorial Association, fifty dollars ;

King and Queen, fifty dollars;

King George County, fifty dollars ;

Lancaster, fifty dollars ;

Lawrenceville, fifty dollars ;

Lebanon, fifty dollars;

Lee county, seventy-five dollars ;

Lee Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, Richmond, seventy-
five dollars;

Leesburg, forty dollars;

Lexington, Mary Custis Lee Chapter, United Daughters of Con-
federacy, seventy-five dollars ;

Louisa, forty dollars;

Lynchburg, two hundred dollars ;

Madison, twenty-five dollars ;

Manassas, seventy-five dollars;

Manassas Junction, seventy-five dollars ;

Marion, fifteen dollars;

Martinsville, fifteen dollars ;

Mathews, United Daughters of Confederacy, Chapter, fifty dollars;

Middlesex, one hundred dollars ;

Mount Jackson, one hundred dollars ;

Mount Mariah, fifty dollars;

Nansemond, fifty dollars ;

- Nelson, one hundred dollars;

New Kent, seventy-five dollars ;

New Market, one hundred twenty-five dollars ;

New River Grays, United Daughters of Confederacy, Chapter, East
Radford, seventy-five dollars ;

Norfolk-Pickett Buchanan Chapter, one hundred dollars ;

Northumberland county, one hundred dollars ;

Nottoway county, fifty dollars ;

Orange, fifty dollars;

Patrick county, fifty dollars ;

Daughters of American Revolution, Page county, seventy-five dol-
lars;
Petersburg, Memorial Association, seven hundred dollars:
Petersburg, Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, for Prince

George, fifty dollars ;
Pittsylvania county, Rowley Martin Chapter, United Daughters of

Confederacy, one hundred dollars ;
Portsmouth, seventy-five dollars ;
Pulaski, twenty dollars ;
Radford Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, twenty-five

dollars ;
Richmond county, fifty dollars ;
Roanoke-William Watts Chapter, United Daughters of Confed
seventy-five dollars ;
Saylor-Lee Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, Wise
ty, twenty-five dollars;
Scottsville, twenty-five dollars ;
Scott county :
Rye Cover, one hundred dollars ;
Lawson’s Cemetery, one hundred dollars ;
Rollins Cemetery, fifty dollars;
Francisco Cemetery, fifty dollars ;
Nickelsville, one hundred dollars;
Smyth county, one hundred dollars ;
South Boston, fifty dollars ;
Spotsylvania Court House, two hundred and fifty dollars ;
Stafford Rangers Chapter, United Daughters of Confed
twenty-five dollars ;
Staunton, Confederate section, Thornrose Cemetery, eight hu
dollars ;
Stonewall Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, Richi
fitty dollars ;
Strasburg, fifty dollars ;
Suffolk, fifty dollars;
Tazewell, one hundred dollars;
Victoria, twenty-five dollars ;
Warrenton, fifty dollars;
West Point Chapter, United Daughters of Confederacy, fifty dc
Williamsburg, fifty dollars ;
Winchester, three hundred dollars ;
Woodstock, fifty dollars ;
Wytheville, sixty dollars ;
Wythe county:
St. Paul’s Kimberling, Marvin, Mountain View, Saint M
Zion and St. John’s cemeteries, each thirty-five doll:
Yellow Tavern-Stuart Monument. Richmond Chapter, Ul
Daughters of Confederacy, one hundred fifty dollars ;
York county-Bethel Memorial, fifty dollars ;
Yuma-Wolfe Grave Yard, Scott county, twenty-five dollars ;
Provided, however, that if in any county or city hereinbefore r
there is no Confederate Memorial Association or Chapter of lL
Daughters of Confederacy, the amount hereby appropriated for
county or city shall, on the application of the board of supervis«
council thereof. be paid to the treasurer of such county or city ar
pended by its board of supervisors or council for the purposes h
before specified, and said board or council shall make report of suc
penditures to the Comptroller.