Lucketts Colored
Edited 8/19/2023 Under Review for content.
Lucketts (Mount Pleasant/Scattersville?)
Opening and Closing
Still being determined.
Physical and Map Location
Transportation
History
Was Lucketts in 1892 really Mountain Pleasant (Scattersville). According to prior Black History research, "In this sprawling, rural settlement west of Lucketts, large vegetable gardens and livestock provided families with all their food except sugar and salt." Cities and villages often had "black enclaves," segregated from the largely or wholly white town, which was the official post office.
Instructors
- 1893/94 Academic Year: Hattie E. Binns of Leesburg. Grade of Certificate 3rd. Source: Lists of Teachers, 1892-1975 ( 1893 1894 Colored Reel 4418 Census of Colored Teachers 1893/94 - March 30, 1894), Richmond, Virginia, USA: Virginia Department of Public Instruction/Education. Judging by the 1900 Federal census for the Leesburg District of Loudoun County. Hattie was still working as a school teacher and was 28 years old and likely born in February 1872. She was also the niece of Armistead and Mary E. Harris.
- 1894/95: Ms. Hattie E. Binns continued to instruct at Lucketts on a 3rd grade certificate. Source: Lists of Teachers, 1892-1975 ( 1895 Colored A Census of Colored Teachers 1894/95 - Done Dec 10, 1894), Richmond, Virginia, USA: Virginia Department of Public Instruction/Education.
- 1895/96: Miss Hattie E. Binns continued to instruct at Lucketts on a 3rd Grade Certificate: Source: Lists of Teachers, 1892-1975 (1896ColoredCombined Census of Colored Teachers 1895/96 - Done Dec 15, 1895), Richmond, Virginia, USA: Virginia Department of Public Instruction/Education.
- 1896/97: Miss Hattie E. Binns continued to instruct at Lucketts on a 3rd grade permit. Source: Lists of Teachers, 1892-1975 (1897 Colored Combined Census of Colored Teachers 1896-97 - Done Dec 15, 1896), Richmond, Virginia, USA: Virginia Department of Public Instruction/Education
Insurance and Physical Description