I was able to look into one genealogy book I have on the Kincheloe’s. I found a Mary (died 1887), her sister Jane F. and two half sisters Catherine and Ann Hammet (Hammit) inherited property in PWC. In her 1854, proved April 4, 1859 will; Sarah Kincheloe (their aunt) left the Buck Hall tract of land and the adjoining Milton tract of land to nieces and nephews. If this is the correct Mary Kincheloe, her father was John and mother Ann Wilkinson Hammet Kincheloe.
Information provided by Angela Galatis Kincheloe July 2026.
The image below is the 1860 census showing the women mentioned above, living in the family house.
This cemetery was reserved with a deed at the sale of the property in 1889. It ca be read at Kincheloe Deed
| Classification: | Family |
| Status: | Not in use |
| Condition: | Good |
| Approx. Size: | 16 x 24 feet |
| Approximate Number of Burials: | 8 |
| Markers: | 1 carved headstone, 7 fieldstones |
| Surnames Listed on Markers: |
Mary Kincheloe 1810 - Mar. 23, 1887 |
| Comments: | |
| Surveyed By: | David Cuff - July 12th, 2026 |
| Latitude / Longitude: | 38.736792, -77.432582 |
| Visited by: | Date: | Comments: |
|---|---|---|
| David Cuff | July 12, 2026 | Found this cemetery on the county mapper and visited. It's in fair condition. |