Gravestone of Col. John Fairfax Bolling (and others) The inscription on the grave reads: Around this Stone Lie the Remains of COL. JNO. BOLLING of "COBBS" Great-Grand Son of ROLFE and POCAHONTAS B. 1676, -- D. 1729 He was prominent in his day, Represented his County (Chesterfield) in the House of Burgesses, and was long Lieutenant, an office of great dignity and importance. Being the only great-grand child of Pocahontas, he was the ancestor of all who define their lineage from her. Also Lies Here Unmarked The remains of a large number of her descendants whose tombs - save one - then of Elizabeth, eldest grand daughter were destroyed during the occupancy of "Cobbs" by the Federal troops in 1864. Among Those Buried Here Were WILLIAM ROBERTSON B. 1750, -- D. 1829 Member of Council of State his wife ELIZABETH BOLLING, and their youngest son WYNDHAM ROBERTSON B. 1803, -- D. 1888. Soverine Governor of Virginia whose direction this monument is erected.