John Littlejohn

1931–1994 (age 63)

Blues guitarist

Biography

John Littlejohn wove the soul of the blues into his guitar strings, making powerful statements with every riff and keeping alive a tradition that uplifted and soothed listeners.

His artistry and empathy for the human experience remain a source of comfort and inspiration for the musicians and fans who continue to hear his music.

Did you know John Littlejohn?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Oak Grove Cemetery

Haden Edwards
1771–1849 (age 78)
Oak Grove Cemetery
Haden Edwards was an American colonist and land speculator from Stafford County, Virginia who lived from 1771 to 1849.
Fitz Henry Lane
1804–1865 (age 61)
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fitz Henry Lane was a Gloucester-based figure who lived from 1804 to 1865.
Peter Chardon Brooks
1767–1849 (age 82)
Oak Grove Cemetery
Peter Chardon Brooks (1767-1849) was a North Yarmouth resident and notable figure of his era.
Stonewall Jackson
1824–1863 (age 39)
Oak Grove Cemetery
Stonewall Jackson (1824-1863) was a renowned Confederate general from Clarksburg buried at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Andrew Moore
1752–1821 (age 69)
Oak Grove Cemetery
Andrew Moore was a U.S. congressman and senator from Virginia who represented his state during the early republic.
Robert T. Davis
1823–1906 (age 83)
Oak Grove Cemetery
Robert T. Davis was a County Down native who lived from 1823 to 1906 and was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery.