LOUISA:  CEMETERY RECORDS – NUCKOLLS 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, Captain John Hamilton home and cemetery:
                  1936 July 29
                  Research made by Nancy S. Pate

Cemetery Location:  1.6 miles east of Mineral, Virginia, on Route #618; thence 
                    north 4.9 miles on Route #604; thence .6 mile west on Route 
                    #652; thence .2 mile north of road.
                    Louisa County




This home was first owned by the Nuckolls which is evident from the marker in 
the old family cemetery.  Later, it was the home of Captain John Hamilton who 
fought in the War Between the States.  Since that time it has changed hands 
several times and is now the property of Charles Bullock.

The original home burned a number of years ago, and a small modern dwelling 
built in recent years has replaced the old one.  Only one of the remaining 
outbuildings still stands and that is the old smoke house, made of logs, with 
sharp gabled roof.

A large cemetery is on this property, but apparently only one marker which bears 
the following inscription:


Myra R. Nuckolls
Who died 13th of June 1833
Aged 21 years 9 months