DINWIDDIE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Hamlin Cemetery
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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, The Hamlin family graveyard:
                  1936 Aug. 4
                  Research made by Dorothy Gray Pilout

Cemetery Location:  .6 mile from and on the west side of Route #626, on a by-
                    road, and 1.7 miles from the junction of Spain’s Road with 
                    Route #626, and is 5.4 miles northwest of Church Road, and 
                    in the rear of a tenant house on the farm of Burke Watkins, 
                    Church Road, Virginia.
                    Dinwiddie County


DATE:

The date of the earliest grave is 1806.

OWNERS:

Mr. Burke Watkins, Church Road, Virginia. (1936)

DESCRIPTION:

This graveyard is located in a wooded section, and there are several graves 
marked with stones.  Colonel Hamlin is buried here, but there is no stone to 
mark his grave.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

In Memory of
George Willoughby
Son of John & Hannah E. Hamlin
Born October 1st, 1807
Died August 2nd 1827
Aged 19 years, 10 Mos. & 2 days


In Memory of
John Hamlin
Son of Stephen & Mary Hamlin
Who died April 22nd, 1824


In Memory of
Hannah E.
Consort of John Hamlin
and Daughter of Henry & Elizabeth Browne
Born August 10th, 1784
Died Feb. 5th 1818
Aged 33 years, 5 Mos. & 26 days


In Memory of
Henry Browne
Son of John & Hannah E. Hamlin
Born July 29th 1805
Died June 16th 1806
Aged 10 Mos. 18 days



SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informant:  Mr. S.P. Spain, Church Road, Virginia.

Tombstone Inscriptions

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