Hatfield Cemetery

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Hatfield Family Cemetery Access Rd, Omar, WV 25638, USA
Added by Jopie, at 23 June 2013

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• Jim Greenfield

  16 August 2017

  Historic and peaceful location. Would recommend.

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• Michelle Winebrenner

  02 August 2017

  My husband and I was coming back from Kentucky and decided to stop at the Hatfield cemetery. It was worth it too. No cell phone service so you should know how to get there. Once you find it you have to walk up a small hill sort of steep grade to it. Then you go up another little hill that was very rocky. I could do it in flip flops so if you watch where you are going it will be fine. When you get to the top there is the statue and Hatfield graves. Like I said it was worth every second that we went out of our way. It is a piece of history. We will definitely go back!

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• Mr. Anderson

  21 May 2017

  I could hear guns firing as I climbed the hill. Beware: this is not an easy walk. The hill is very steep! Keep an eye out for wildlife. I really enjoyed my visit.

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• Paula Gordon

  15 April 2017

  Great historic site, but was sad to see up keep needing done. Would be great to have hand rails up the 2 hills along with benches for people with handicaps to be able to go up it. Would be great if road was grated and graveled. A few little touches would make it impeccable historic site to visit.

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• Lucinda White

  28 April 2016

  My mother is a Hatfield by birth.her mother's name was Mary Hatfield and her dad's name is Bobby Hatfield SR.

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• A Google User

  20 March 2016

  Historic cemetery open to visitors. Awesome statue imported from Italy and definitely worth stopping by and walking up the hill.

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• Jennifer Maybrier

  11 December 2014

  my only experience is in I was 2 months old my daddy walked 2 mile to lay me on devils grave and stepped away. I guess we all know the rest.

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• Logan Wilke

  05 November 2014

  As you can see by the route to get there, this is absolutely in the middle of the backwoods of West Virginia. Make sure you bring an atlas or map to help navigate your way out because cell and data service for your cell phone is going to be spotty at best-we didn't have it for well over 2 hours.
  
  We made the detour while driving from Alexandria, VA back to the Cincinnati, OH area. Well worth the hour and a half on winding 2 lane mountain roads through the backwoods and then another 3 hours to Lexington to get back to the interstate. It's not hard to miss, keep your eyes peeled, and be prepared for a bit of a hike up a hill.
  
  So totally worth it.

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• Dana Moore

  30 June 2013

  We took a short walk up the hill, to the statue. I remember that the weeds needed to be cut. What stood out was the history I knew from talking with my Father, the stories that had been handed down from my Grandfather. He was a Doctor, the Hatfields had been his patients.

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