LOUISA:  CEMETERY RECORDS – BRACKETTS CEMETERY

Contributed by:  Joan Renfrow

NOTICE:  I have no relationship or further information in regards to this 
family.  

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, The Bracketts cemetery:
                  1937 Mar. 18
                  Research made by Nancy S. Pate

Cemetery Location:  West of Trevilians, Virginia, 5.7 miles on Route #4; thence 
                    2.4 miles south on Route #636, west side a few yards.
                    Louisa County




It is a large cemetery, and enclosed by an iron picket fence.


David Watson
Son of James & Elizabeth Watson
Born Dec. 25th, 1775
Intermarried with Sally Minor
Feb. 19th, 1801
Died Jan. 31st, 1830


Sally Minor
Wife of David Watson
Born Aug. 15th 1781
Died Nov. 4th, 1849


Martha Minor Watson
daughter of David and Sally Watson
Born Oct. 5th 1814
Died Nov. 20th, 1817


James Watson
Son of David & Sally Watson
Born Feb. 16th 1802
Intermarried with Susan D. Morris
Dec. 29th, 1831
Died Apr. 1837


Susan Dabney Morris
Wife of James Watson
Born  Aug. 25th 1811
Died Apr. 15th, 1869


Virginia Watson
daughter of David & Sally Watson
Born Mar. 6th, 1808
Died Nov. 11th, 1817


One marker for the graves of these three brothers:

James Watson Magruder
Born Feb. 2nd 1839
Killed at Yellow Tavern
May 12th 1864


John Hillery Magruder
Born July 5th 1840
Killed leading a Cavalry Charge
near Liberty Mills
Sept. 22nd 1863


George Shelton Magruder
Born Sept. 25th, 1842
Killed in battle near Winchester
Sept. 19th, 1864

Soldiers of the Confederacy