Originally part of His Lordship’s Kindness, Ellen Daingerfield left the family cemetery to the Church in 1912.  The cemetery contains members of the families who owned His Lordship’s Kindness.  Robert Darnall built the house between 1785 and 1787 to replace an older structure owned by his parents, Henry Darnall III and Anne Talbot Darnall.  Darnall descendants lived in the home until the 1920s.

The following is a list of people who are buried in this family plot:

Robert Sewall, nephew of Robert Darnall, died Dec. 16, 1820 aged 55 years.
Polly Brent Sewall, his wife, died July 23, 1822 aged 50 years.
Children of Robert and Polly Sewall:
	Robert D. Sewall, August 20, 1792 – March 18, 1853
	Anna Maria Sewall, died October 31, 1815, aged 21
	Catherine Sewall, died November 11, 1820, aged 24
	Eliza Carroll Sewall, died August 22, 1823, aged 25
	Anne D. Sewall, died February 3, 1831, aged 31
	Henry D. Sewall, died September 19, 1821, aged 16
	Mary (Sewall) Key, died January 1, 1831, aged 24
 (wife of Phillip Barton Key)
Richard B. Sewall, died July 19, 1839, aged 27
Susan (Sewall) Daingerfield,  died January 27, 1837 aged 34
Consort of Henry Daingerfield, mother of Susan and Ellen Daingerfield

Henry D. Daingerfield, December 27, 1837 – July 23, 1839
		Son of Henry and Susan Daingerfield
Henry Daingerfield, 1848 – 1894, son of Henry and Eliza B. Daingerfield
Lorenzo Lewis Daingerfield, April 8, 1855 – September 12, 1861
	Son of Henry and Eliza Daingerfield
Infant children of Henry and Susan Daingerfield: Mary Bathurst and Robert
Reverdy Johnson Daingerfield, died June 17, 1896 aged 47 years
Mrs. Eleanor Brinham, departed February 27, 1847 aged 27 
Ellen Daingerfield, died February 15, 1912
	Daughter of Henry and Susan Daingerfield
Susan S. Daingerfield Barbour, died February 6, 1886
	Daughter of Henry and Susan Daingerfield
John Strode Barbour, died May 14, 1892, Member of the U.S.House of Representatives,
	1881-1887, U.S. Senator from Virginia 1889-1892
Mrs. Eleanor Mitchell, eldest daughter of Robert and Polly Sewall, consort of Francis J. Mitchell.  Buried next to her infant son, Robert Sewall Mitchell (d.6 July 1810)
   
 	Mrs. Sara R. Walton, died November 1988   Mr. & Mrs. Walton were the last private owners.
	Mr. John M. Walton, Sr., died April 2000
	Mr. John Henry Ford, died 1964
 
	Today,  His Lordship’s Kindness, is owned and operated by The John M. and Sara R. Walton Foundation, Inc. as a house museum.