LOUISA:  CEMETERY RECORDS – HACKETT 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, Quaker Hill, Hackett home:
                  1936 Mar. 4
                  Research made by Nancy S. Pate

Cemetery Location:  From Trevilians, Virginia, go .2 mile west on Route #4;
                    thence 3.6 miles south on Route #613.  The house is .1 mile 
                    east of the highway.
                    Louisa County




There is a tradition that a number of Quakers first settled in this 
neighborhood, but later moved to Ohio, which accounts for the name given the 
house.  There was a Quaker meeting house on the brow of the hill just west of 
Poindexter, Virginia.

In the family burying ground north of the house here are two badly defaced 
markers:


William Ragland
Born Sept. 15th 1780
Died Aug. 19th 1849


Sacred to the memory of
Mary F. Hackett
wife of Dr. William R. Hackett
Born June 24, 1819
Died Sept. 12, 1887