Plainville Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE – was formed in 1802 along the eastern edge of Hadley near its border with Amherst. It is the second youngest of the Protestant cemeteries in the town with only the Russellville Cemetery being younger. This is also called Cemetery number 4 of Hadley.
CORBIN collection
FINDAGRAVE
The Allen family stone is a cenotaph for the children. FINDAGRAVE
Isaac Hawley – first burial – FINDAGRAVE – near the Kellogg stone
Zebulon Taylor has a zinc monument.
Howard family
Henry Howard 1862 in New Bern
Charles Howard 1864 in Andersonville
Daniel Howard 1864 in Portsmouth Virginia
Cowles family
Rollin Cowles died at Cold Harbor Virginia in 1864 and his brother Silas Cowles would die two weeks later. Both would die due to the Civil War.
Baby Section
Neighborhood
Mount Warner Road
In the distance across the road to the east is the former schoolhouse.
On Mount Warner Road to the east is the Cowles homestead from 1839.
On Mount Warner Road to the east is the Eli Hawley homestead from 1839.
Tobacco farmland surrounds the cemetery in all directions.