This is a list of the grave stones still visible in the old St. Marys Catholic Cemetery on Route 56 in the Town of Potsdam, NY. This census was taken in the late summer of 2001 and approximately 1050 separate graves were identified, plus about 50 more pedestals which probably bore gravestones in the past. Many of the stones were broken or so worn that they were illegible. Approximately 50 stones were discovered buried under several inches of soil but it must be assumed that many more were not discovered. The parish death register from 1879-1915 was later consulted to help fill in missing dates and to clarify names. Data from this register and certain information from censuses is written in parentheses to show that it does not actually appear on the stone. If a line separates members of a family in this listing, it means that they are in the same plot as others but have a separate stone.
In at least 25 cases, the year of death marked on a stone was one year off from that which was recorded in the parish register. Some of these discrepancies may have been due to transcription errors in the cemetery, but it is puzzling, at the very least, that each difference is off by exactly one year, and that it is always the last digit of the date
The cemetery is at the corner of NY Route 56 and the Garfield Rd., with the Garfield Cemetery forming the eastern border and an empty field forms the northern line. There are 60 rows of graves, numbered starting from the Garfield Cemetery. There are 7 columns assigned letters A through G, with A being the most northerly one. A narrow driveway leads from the main entrance on Route 56 and enters the cemetery between columns C and D. This path is not completely straight and bends slightly to the north as it goes up the small hill towards the Garfield Cemetery
There are virtually no trees or shrubs in the cemetery, but several large stumps attest that there were at one time. Most of the graves face Route 56, but a few face the opposite direction, and a very few face north.
The cemetery was apparently established some time in the 1850s, and burials as late as 2000 were recorded, although there is a newer cemetery which is the one generally used today(which is also located on Route 56, but just outside the village limits.)
St. Marys parish has a map of plot ownership of the old cemetery, but no actual burial list. However, a record of funerals beginning in 1879 does exist and helps to shed some light on stones that were difficult to read or broken. However, from 1879 until 1915, there were no years in which more than half the recorded burials actually had visible gravestones by the summer of 2001. There are 420 separate plots, each one 10 by 24 feet. There is room in each plot for at least 5 graves, or a minimum capacity of 2100 burials. It must be assumed that the new cemetery was begun because all (or most) of the plots in the old cemetery had been sold and/or used. The fact that only 1050 graves could be identified, and the fact that only a small percentage of the people listed in the funeral book could be found in the cemetery points to the fact that there must be many graves which have sunk out of sight or perhaps never had permanent markers at all.
It appears that burials up until the 1880s were done under a system of common ownership of the cemetery. However, in January 1886, parishioners were asked to purchase lots ($10) or half lots ($5) for their family use. Lots were sold starting in Row 1 up near the Garfield Cemetery, and were sold down as far as lot 44 which is at the brow of the hill leading down to (what is now) Route 56. After January 1886, lots were sold as they were needed and in no particular order. This fact helped to identify some (about 60) of the burial sites in the cemetery. By correlating dates of plot purchase with the funeral list, the burial sites for many individuals could be ascertained. The last names of these burials appear in italics in this list so that researchers will know that no gravestone exists for that person, but that the plot was purchased at the time of the death and it can be assumed that the person is in that plot.
Many of the Irish names in the cemetery have two forms: with the "O" (grandson) or "Mc" (son) prefix or without it. Technically, almost all Irish surnames have one or the other prefix, however, it became politically expedient to do away with the prefixes in 19th century Britain and America. Lately, the trend has reversed, and many families are re-instating the prefix. If an "OLeary" does not appear on this list, look under "Leary". The families are the same in any event.
French surnames present an entirely different set of problems. French spelling and pronunciation is so different from English that many names are almost unrecognizable in the anglicized form. For example, Gearo is probably Giroux originally, and LaBaff and LaBoef are the same. Many times families would simply translate their name into English, so Desjardin became Gardiner. However they sometimes left off the prefix as the Irish did, so Oliver Graff was also known as Oliver LaGraff
There are at least 29 veterans buried in the cemetery, including 22 Civil War soldiers. Some other statistics:
earliest burial: Margaret Falon, Jan. 26, 1849
most recent burial (as of Sep. 2001): Helen Gardner, Jan. 10, 2000
oldest person in the cemetery: John Osier, died at 105 in 1854
person born longest ago: John Osier would have been born in 1749
most common name: Sullivans comprise almost 5 % of known burials
Please note: In the chart below, the information reading from left to right does not always line up as it should. The original chart by John Austin was perfect, but in converting the chart to HTML format, I was unable to keep everything in line, especially where a lot of information was presented. For example, the four children of Michael and Ellen Barnett are the last four names in that rectangle, but in the "other info" column, the additional information for each child is not in line with their names. My apolgies--if you have questions regarding this, please contact either John or myself. (Chuck Morgan)
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Akey |
Melinda Catherine |
1860-1939 1863-1899 (Nov. 13) |
49D |
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Akey |
Thomas Mary his wife Paul Vernon R. |
1830-1911 1833-1908 (Mar. 14) 1875-1945 June 18, 1918-Jul. 7, 1942 |
48D |
Rosanna Akey Wineberg is also recorded on this stone
died in the Philippines in WW2 |
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Allen |
Catherine Daniel
Emery |
Dec. 28, 1857-June 25, 1907 d. Dec. 5, 1887
no dates (prob. Mar. 18, 1881) |
9E |
wife of Emery P. Allen ae 3 yrs 5(?) mos 16 days. Son of Emery and Catherine Allen. His full name appears to have been William Daniel Allen son of Emery and Catherine Allen. Church records list a 5 month old James Emery Allen who died in March 1881 |
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Amo |
Charles |
d. Feb. 11, 1893 ae 45 |
18A |
son of Frank and Miranda Amo |
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Amo |
Charles |
d. Aug. 6, 1893 |
27G |
ae 3 mos 13 days. Son of Frank and Jennie Amo. "Our Baby". Listed as J. Amo in the Church records. Grave may be in plot 26G |
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Arton |
Alexander Sophia |
1862-1930 1849-1931 |
18A |
lived in the Albion House in Potsdam in 1905 with daughter Mary |
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Barnett |
Jeremiah Catherine ODriscoll his wife Mary Ann their daughter
Leslie D(avid) |
1809- (Feb. 11, 1904) 1815-1902 1855-1870
d. Mar. 8, 1882 |
36D |
ae 2 yrs 2 mos 1 day. Son of Patrick and Catherine Barnett |
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Barnett |
Joseph P. Nellie T. |
d. Sep. 24, 1900 ae 29 d. Oct. 10, 1883 ae 17 |
31E |
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Barnett |
Michael J. Ellen Culhane his wife George B. Mary Ann Leslie D. Michael J. Kittie E. |
1854-1941 1854-1938 1881-1916 d. Dec. 8, 1885 d. Mar. 15, 1887 d. June 28, 1887(?) d. Aug. 7, 1889 |
30E |
buried behind children of John and Catherine Barnett, and near Ellen Barnett Harrington these four are children of Michael and Ellen Barnett ae 5 days. Register says Dec. 7, 4 days old ae 4 mos 4(?) days ae 3 yrs 4 mos ae 11 yrs 4 mos
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Barnett |
Patrick Catherine Jeremiah Joanna Mary J |
1833-1893 (June 14, ae 60) 1822-1899 (Jan. 20, ae 77) 1869-1897 (Aug. 29, ae 38) 1865-1938 d. ________ 1866(?) |
36E |
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Barry |
Mary Ann |
d. May(?) 15, 1865(?) ae 22 |
20G |
wife of William Barry, stone is very worn |
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Barry |
Michael Ellen his wife Michael J. Catherine |
1824-1907 (Aug. 20) 1821-1906 (Jul. 17) 1860-1893 (Aug. 17) 1859-1946 |
16C |
small stones Mother, Father and Michael. Lived in Potsdam in 1870 he was born in Waddington |
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Boby |
Fred Mary Ellard his wife |
1860- no date 1868-1913 (Aug. 14) |
50C |
he was still alive in 1905, at which time he lived on the Hopkinton Rd. in Potsdam |
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Bovay |
James |
d. Sep. 10, 1879 ae 15 |
3A |
buried with his father(?) whose name is spelled Alexander Bovia. His wife died Aug. 27, 1912 ae 90 and is probably buried in the same plot |
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Bovay |
Mabel |
d. Apr. 21, 1889 ae 15 mos. |
11A |
plot bought by parents Nelson and Delia Bovay |
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Bovia |
Alexander |
1823-1903 (Feb. 7) |
3A |
92nd NY Inf. He is buried with his son(?) whose name is spelled James Bovay |
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Bradish |
Wales E. |
1885-1912 (May 17) |
51B(?) |
it is not clear exactly which plot this stone is in |
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Brady |
Mary E. Mabel S. |
1886-1906 (Aug. 13) 1889-1910 (Apr. 30) |
56E |
buried with Michael and Mary Sullivan
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Brault |
Jean Baptiste |
d. Mar. 3, 1886 ae 86 |
38A |
Alfred Brault bought the plot , but his name is spelled Brow in the record book |
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Brennan |
Edward Catherine James |
d. Nov. 2, 1898 ae 33 d. Jan 21, 1871 ae 34 1867-1876 |
19F |
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Bresee(?) |
William Patrick |
d. Dec. 14, 1891 ae 18 mos |
28F |
plot bought by Hendrick Bresee(?) |
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Brewer |
42D |
see Francis and Catherine LaBoef, and also note after Nelson Brewer |
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Brewer |
Nelson |
d. Sep. 14, 1872 ae 32 |
42D |
Co. B 16th NY Vols. Note that his parents are in this plot also but their names are listed as LaBoef AND as Brewer. Apparently they anglicized their names at some point. Nelsons wife was Hannah Giroux. |
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Brewer |
William H. Francis(sic) his wife |
d. Mar. 30, 1899 ae 68 d. June 11, 1885 ae 65 |
16D |
1st NY Lt. Art. Co. K. GAR marker
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Brogan(?) |
Gracie L. |
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27A |
in the lot owned by Mrs. Jessie Brogan, stone says "Our Darling" but with no dates or last name |
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Brosseau |
John Cecilia Y |
1850-1945 1856-1916 |
15B |
lived on the Sisson Rd. in Potsdam in 1905 |
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Bryan |
James Elizabeth (McNiff?) |
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36B |
no dates on this stone, but a "James Brian" died Apr. 10, 1900 ae 55 which might be him) They are buried with the McNiffs and she is probably their daughter |
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Buckley |
Ellen |
1800-1874 |
29C |
wife of Cornelius Buckley. She is buried with the family of John M. Casey (q.v.) |
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Burgess |
Ralph |
1906-1911 |
15G |
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Burke |
Daniel David |
d. (broken) ae 68 d. Oct. 19, 1856 ae 19 |
40E |
plus 2 empty pedestals |
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Burke |
Jeremiah Nancy his wife Kittie Patrick John |
1823-1906 (Jul. 28) 1837-1913 1867-1882 1863-1898 1865-1900 |
15F |
plus small stones for all. They lived in Stockholm in 1870, and his parents Jeremiah and Mary lived with them |
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Burke |
John Annora Hurley his wife |
June 18, 1818-Dec. 4, 1908 Aug. 25, 1818-Sep. 20, 1898 |
43G |
Ellen Burke Hayes is also buried in this plot and is probably their daughter |
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Burke |
Oliver J. Mary his wife |
1827-1900 1834-1894 |
35G |
lived in Stockholm in 1870 and had 8 children |
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Burke |
Thomas |
d. Nov. 2, 1865 ae 78 |
18E |
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Butler |
David Ann D. his wife George |
d. Feb. 10, 1884 ae 60 d. Jul. 10, 1900 ae 77 d. Oct. 20, 1882 ae 20 |
19E |
lived in Potsdam in 1870. Kate Leary is also buried in this plot and may have been a daughter son of D. and A. Butler |
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Calnon |
Ellen |
d. Mar. 5, 1897 ae 42 |
45F |
plot bought by Dan Calnon |
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Calnon |
Hannah |
d. Nov. 15, 1896 ae 18 mos |
37G |
plot bought by Thomas Calnon |
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Calnon |
John |
d. Dec. 2, 1874 ae 60 |
14F |
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Calnon |
John Margaret his wife Daniel Arelia Johnson his wife |
d. Nov. 13, 1894 ae 57 d. Aug. 1, 1883 ae 35 d. Aug. 5, 1903 ae 73 d. Nov. 23, 1905 |
10B |
the name appears as "Colnon" on the stone, but Calnon is how this family appears in all other records Church records say he d. May 20, 1903 ae 57 ae 59 yrs 10 mos there is also a broken illegible stone in this plot "______ Hannah _______ d. 188_" |
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Calnon |
Patrick Joanna John W. |
d. Jul. 28, 1892 ae 90 d. Oct. 12, 1872 ae 14 d. Jan. 6, 1874 |
8D |
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Calnon |
Patrick J. Ellen his wife Walter A. Margaret M. |
1857-1940 1861-1898 (June 26) Mar. 24, 1896-Feb. 4, 1953 1874-1967 |
8C |
wife of Patrick Calnon |
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Campbell |
John Ellen his wife Hannah their daughter Jerry their son |
1844- no date 1853- no date 1885-1900 1871-1910 |
32E |
plus an empty pedestal |
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Campbell |
Olive Marcel |
d. Jul. 14, 1877 d. May 5, 1872 |
1B |
ae 52 yrs 1 mo 15 days. Wife of Vital Campbell ae 6 yrs 8 mos 5 days. Son of Vital and Olive Campbell |
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Carline |
Daniel Honora his wife |
d. Apr. 10, 1907 ae 82 d. Jan. 3, 1874 ae 34 |
15E |
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Carline |
Honora
Patrick James |
d. Jan. 3, 1874 ae 34
1866-1916 1866-1923 |
14E |
wife of Daniel Carline who was a farmer in Potsdam in 1870 with 5 children. Name appears as Caraline on the stone twin sons of Daniel and Honora |
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Carline |
James Mary Murphy his wife |
1838-1910 (Jan 26) 1838-1907 (Jan. 27) |
54B |
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Carline |
Patrick Margaret Sullivan his wife |
1836-1890 (Jan. 24) 1840-1928 |
13F |
small stone "Father" and an empty pedestal |
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Casey |
Anne OBrien Louisa |
d. Dec. 27, 1881 d. Dec. 12, 1881 ae 6 days(?) |
12F |
wife of R. E. Casey and buried in the same plot as Dennis and Julia OBrien daughter of R. E. and Anna Casey |
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Casey |
James Bridget his wife Ella their daughter Anna their daughter |
d. Aug. 9, 1896 ae 76 d. Mar. 19, 1910(?) ae 88 d. Mar. 28, 1882 d. Jan. 24, 1900 ae 32 |
38C |
lived in West Stockholm in 1870 with 7 children year of death may be 1916 ae 16 yrs. 6 mos. 29 days |
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Casey |
John M. Hannah Buckley his wife William their son Michael Ellen his wife |
1834-1922 1839-1922 1868-1898 1803-1888 1804-1897 (May 29) |
29C |
lived on the Merrill Rd. in Potsdam in 1880 and 1905 her mother may be the Ellen Buckley buried in the same plot father of John M. above mother of John M. above |
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Casey |
John W. Mary A. his wife Michael F. William |
1836-1905 (Mar. 19) 1838-1912 (Aug. 10) 1886-1889 1865-1930 |
3C |
lived in Potsdam in 1860. There is also an empty pedestal in this lot and small stones Mother, Father and William |
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Casey |
Matthew |
d. Dec. 3, 1875 ae 46 |
31D |
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Casey |
Peter |
d. Jan. 19, 1874 ae 16(?) yrs |
29D |
son of J. and M. Casey. There is also an empty pedestal in this plot |
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Casey |
William Mary his wife |
1848(?)- no date 1850-1908 |
50C |
small stone "Mary" |
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Casey(?) |
Patrick(?) |
d. Feb. 3, 18__ |
8A |
this stone is down, worn and very crumbly. Julia Casey OLeary is buried in the same plot |
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Casonet |
(no name given in record) |
d. Mar. 22, 1886 ae 2 1/2 |
14G |
plot bought by Israel Casonet |
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Cassada |
Andrew |
1886-1900 (Apr. 30) |
48E |
Church records say his age was 33 |
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Claffey |
James Abbie his wife |
no dates 1862-1897 |
45A |
probably lived on the Blanchard Rd. in Potsdam in 1905 |
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Clark |
Samuel T. Mary Joy his wife Anastasia Patricia |
d. Jul. 5, 1917 ae 48 d. Oct. 22, 1957 ae 83 d. Apr. 11, 1904 |
44B |
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Clements |
Mary |
d. May 9, 1889 ae 45 |
34G |
wife of Samuel Clements |
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Colby |
Nellie M. |
d. Apr. 23, 1891 |
21C |
ae 35 yrs 8 mos. She is buried with Richard and Bridget Leary, her parents |
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Coleman |
John |
d. Feb. 1, 1902 |
51C |
ae 81 yrs 7 mos 29 days. May have lived in Lisbon in 1850 |
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Collins |
Ellen
Michael |
d. Aug. 13, 1890 ae 45
d. Jan. 3, 1879 |
27D |
wife of Philip Collins who lived in Potsdam in 1870 , and daughter of James and Bridget Claffey. There is also an empty pedestal in this plot ae 18 yrs 2 mos 3 days. Son of Philip and Ellen Collins |
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Collins |
Lawrence |
d. Oct. ___, 1898(?) ae 41(?) |
29D |
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Collins |
Lawrence Anne his wife John (their son) Katie McMillan his wife |
d. Oct. 21, 1882 ae 78 d. Feb. 11, 1882 ae 80 1842-1911 ae 69 d. May 12, 1887 ae 34 |
28C |
lived in Potsdam by 1850 and had children Jane, Lawrence, John and Ann
there is a broken pedestal in this lot |
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Condon |
Mary |
d. Mar. 18, 1883 ae 55 |
28E |
wife of Patrick Condon |
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Conger |
Mary Lenney |
1880-1929 |
44F |
daughter of Gorman and Mary Lenney and buried in the same plot with them |
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Conlin |
Michael Mary his wife |
d. Mar. 24, 1870 d. Jul. 3, 1878 |
24E |
ae 81 yrs 5 mos 23 days ae 82 yrs 2 mos 2 days |
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Cota |
Ambrose J. Georgia M. Ellen A. Hattie Arthur A. Ellen M. Solomon J. |
1879-1953 1890-1956 d. Dec. 10, 1888 1863-1936 Apr. 13, 1888-Aug. 28, 1888 Feb. 27, 1882-Dec. 10, 1887 Oct. 2, 1883-Aug. 3, 1911 |
21A |
a 3 month old J. Cota died Aug. 31, 1888, but no Arthur is listed in Church records |
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Cota |
Ellen |
d. Dec. 10, 1887 ae 5 1/2 |
21A |
plot bought by Joseph Cota |
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Cota |
Mary |
Mar. 30, 1826-Apr. 15, 1904 |
54F |
wife of Charles Cota |
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Cotter |
James Ellen his wife Jerry Nellie Michael |
1829-1922 1824-1899 1862-1952 1869-1952 1832-1904 |
47D |
small stones for each |
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Cotter |
Jane Hannah |
1827-1912 1829-no date |
58G |
Church records say she died Apr. 25, 1911 |
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Cox |
James M. |
d. Oct. 24, 1884 ae 24 |
7E |
son of James and Ellen Cox. This stone is broken and very worn. They may have lived in Louisville in 1870 |
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Cromp |
Olive Tebo |
d. May 17, 1887 ae 29 |
20A |
wife of Albert Cromp and buried with her father Ambrose Tebo |
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Crowley |
James
Ellen |
Apr. 17, 1817-Sep. 5, 1894
d. Apr(?) ____ 1860(?) |
30C |
"born in Ireland, died in Potsdam" Lived in Potsdam in 1870 Church and Town records say death was 1893 daughter of James and Mary Crowley. Stone is broken and very worn. Her age was some unknown years and 5 mos |
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Crystal |
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32D |
see McCrystal |
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Cummings |
John |
d. Jan. 21, 1884 ae 81 |
43E |
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Currier |
Joseph
Mary L. his wife |
d. Apr. 25, 1880 ae 41(?)
1843-1927 |
4C |
92nd NY Inf. Age at death may have been 44. He worked in a sawmill in Potsdam in 1870
Ambrose and Gosline Manor are buried between Joseph and his wife |
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Dame |
Josephine (Miller) Lilian |
1861-1893 (Dec. 17) 1885-1907 (Feb. 23) |
35A |
wife of T. Dame and dau. of Jerry and Harriet Miller. One part of the stone says "Dames". Margaret Finnegan is also listed on the stone |
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Davis |
Edward Charles Jr. |
d. Nov. 15, 1888 ae 5 |
26A |
plot bought by Edward Charles Davis |
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Davis |
George W. |
1885-1939 |
25A |
may actually be in plot 26A with the other Davis family but the stone is exactly in the middle of 25A |
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Davis |
John G. Genevieve F. Charles E. Elizabeth A. Santimaw |
1918-1975 1919-1964 1848-1929 1863-1921 |
26A |
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Delaire |
Amie |
d. Mar. 19, 1886 ae 4 1/2 |
22G |
plot bought by Peter Delaire |
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DeLeal |
Henry Sophia his wife |
d. Oct. 18, 1898 ae 90 d. June 1, 1877 ae 68 |
17A |
lived in Potsdam in 1860 with 7 children. Last name may be spelled Delile or DeLisle |
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Delosh |
Myrtle |
d. Dec. 3, 1891 ae 2 |
27G |
plot bought by Dolphus Delosh. Daughter Maude Mary died Mar. 26, 1891 and may also be buried here |
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Desjardins |
John |
d. Feb. 1, 1890 ae 2 |
26F |
plot bought by Felix Desjardins |
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Devine |
Daniel Margaret his wife Julia Lawrence Daniel Jr. Timothy Honora |
1835-1895 (Sep. 19) 1838-1928 1864-1931 1872-1937 1874-1876 1882-1944 1871-1887 (Nov. 17) |
15A |
this family appears to have been living in DeKalb in 1870 |
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Dishaw |
David Mary |
1854-no date 1858-1905 (Sep. 25) |
55F |
(a David Dishaw died June 6, 1914 ae 68) |
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Donnelly |
Anna |
d. Feb. 1, 1894 ae 1 day |
15G |
daughter of J. and E. Donnelly |
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Donoghue |
Jerry Nora his wife |
1870-1959 1874-1949 |
10A |
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Donoghue |
Julia Ellen |
1873-1952 1868-1953 |
50D |
buried with Frederick Smith and family |
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Donoghue |
Julia (Dorgan) |
d. May 11, 1885 ae 70 (63?) |
16D |
wife of T. Donoghue and daughter of Daniel Dorgan |
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Donoghue |
Michael Mary his wife Thomas Nellie J. Patrick John W. Daniel J. |
d. Dec. 31, 1890 ae 58 d. Oct. 19, 1893 ae 54 d. Oct. 31. 1883(?) d. May 19, 1890 ae 13 d. Aug. 9(?), 1888(?) d. Nov. 3, 1888 d. Nov. 15, 1883(?) |
28D |
date of death in Town records is Oct. 31 ae 17 yrs 11 mos 3 (?) days ae 7 yrs 6 mos ae 7 mos(?) 1 day these were all children of Michael and Mary Donoghue |
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Donoghue |
Patrick Ellen his wife Mary |
1819-1878 1836-1905 (Apr. 23) 1877-1886 |
10A |
lived in Potsdam in 1870. A Nora and Jerry are buried nearby and are probably related |
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Donovan |
Daniel Catherine (Lynch) Frank Cornelius Mary L. |
1836-1923 1841-1891 (May 15) 1872-1918 1870-1893 (Aug. 16) 1884-1900 (Jan. 26) |
9C |
small stones Frank, Father , Mary she died of stomach cancer |
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Donovan |
Florence K. |
no dates |
55A |
niece of Ellen Donovan Thomas and daughter of John and Catherine Donovan |
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Donovan |
Jeremiah Catherine his wife Ella Joanna Cornelius |
1842-1924 1840-1893 (Apr. 3) 1871-1894 (Mar. 17) 1879-1894 (Mar. 22) d. Jan. 21, 1869 |
23B |
may have lived in Stockholm in 1870. There are also 2 empty pedestals in this lot |
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Donovan |
Richard |
d. Nov. 23, 1886 ae 41 |
24B |
plot bought by Mrs. Ellen Donovan |
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Donovan |
Stephen J. Anna S. Katherine E. |
1875-1925 1869-1957 1905-1970 |
24B |
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Driscoll |
Michael E. Mary D. his wife |
d. Aug. 29, 1887 ae 67 d. Oct. 29, 1881 ae 54 |
26E |
son of Dennis and Hannorah ODriscoll |
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DuFresne |
Lucy Jane |
d. Dec. 5, 1887 ae 2 1/2 |
17B |
plot bought by parents John and Mary Dufresne |
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Durant |
William |
d. Sep. 21, 1906 ae 37 |
36G |
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Duval |
Alfred Mary Minny Freddy |
d. Feb. 2, 1904 ae 58 1860-1897 no dates no dates |
1A |
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Duval |
Frank Jane his wife Lewis F. William J. Lewis E. |
1876- no date 1874- no date 1879-1899 1899-1900 1901-1911 |
48A |
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Dwyer |
Father Fred Frank |
1836-1900 1876-1898 1878-1913 |
47B |
big stone with just the last name, plus small stones for each individual. GAR marker beside Father. Plot was owned by J. Dwyer |
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Eggleston |
John |
d. Mar. 3(?), 1868(?) ae 34 |
41C |
Co. ___185th Ohio Vols. Buried with James and Mary Eggleston Hartford |
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Ellison |
Jane |
d. Sep. 7, 1890 ae 57/4/14 |
27F |
she was the former wife of Michael Delaney, and the daughter of Daniel and Jane McKinty. Small stone "Mother" |
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Emmons |
Fred |
1859-1910 (Oct. 25) |
17A |
"at rest". He was probably the son of George and Anna Emmons of Stockholm in 1870 |
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Falon |
Jeremiah |
d. June 3, 1851 ae 38 |
39D |
buried with Mary Falon Halligan (his daughter?), Lenneys and Gaffneys all on one stone |
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Farewell |
Fred O. Mary C. his wife Margarette |
1872-1945 1875-1860 d. Feb. 2, 1902 ae 26 |
53D |
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Farr |
Donald Beverly |
1927-no date 1934-no date |
8B |
children of Harold and Elizabeth Farr |
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Felio |
Edward Christy his wife Mary Anna Cameron |
1844-1911 (Jan. 20) 1864-1939 1891-1947 1876-1960 |
53F |
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Finnegan |
Margaret |
1911 |
35A |
daughter of Dennis and Isabela Finnegan. Listed on the Josephine Dame stone |
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Flanigan |
Patrick Mary (his wife) |
d. May 11, 1869 ae 61 d. Oct. 23, 1886 ae 73 |
24D |
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Flavin |
Michael Elizabeth his wife |
1827-1899 (Feb. 26) 1828-1898 (Oct. 8) |
46A |
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Ford |
Cornelius Jane Murphy his wife Margaret their daughter |
1808-1848 1812-1882 (Aug. 7) 1845-1912 (May 10) |
42E |
small stones Mother and Margaret. Catherine Ford Keveny and her husband are also on this stone |
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Foster |
Frank Anne J. Osier his wife
Francis |
1839-1921 d. Aug. 1, 1841(?) ae 22
d. ___, 1868(?) |
3F |
very worn, and also an empty pedestal beside it
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Foster |
John Fanny Rollin his wife |
May 5, 1843-Nov. 26, 1928 1855-1899 (Oct. 21) |
48F |
"We miss thee at home. We wish we could have known thee. Your grandchildren" her original stone is also here. |
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Foster |
Josephine(?) __alina(?) |
d. Feb. __, 187_ d. Feb. 2, 1871 |
5G |
this stone is very worn. "Children of ______ and ________ Foster" |
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Foster |
Margaret |
d. Oct. 28, 1871 ae 67 |
5F |
wife of Joseph Foster. There are two empty pedestals between her grave and Esther Marsden |
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Foster |
Willie J. |
d. Sep. 14, 1872 |
3B |
ae 15 mos 16 days. "My infant babe". Son of Joseph and Mary Foster |
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Foy |
Mary Ann |
1869-1898 (Feb. 2) |
29D |
wife of Frank J. Foy |
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Frank |
Kittie |
d. Jul. 4, 1871 ae 20 |
8E |
wife of Albert Frank. An Albert Frank lived in Potsdam in 1870, ae 34 |
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Fuller |
Howard |
d. Feb. 23, 1901 ae 8 |
50E |
plot bought by Ezra Fuller |
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Gaffney |
James |
d. Nov. 3, 1889 ae 50 |
37A |
plot bought by Mrs. James (Mary?) Gaffney |
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Gaffney |
Mary |
d. Feb. 4, 1850 ae 60 |
39D |
wife of John Gaffney. She and Lenneys, Falons and Halligans are all on one stone |
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Gagnon |
Louis |
d. Sep. 3, 1886 ae 3 |
3D |
plot bought by Peter Gagnon |
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Gallivan |
Catherine |
d. Sep. 22, 1895(?) |
48A |
ae 2 yrs 6 mos. Daughter of Michael and Delia Gallivan |
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Gardiner |
Isadore |
d. June 11, 1890 ae 5 mos |
27F |
plot bought by parents Isadore Gardiner and Virginia Laline |
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Gardiner |
Melinda |
d. June 21, 1879 ae 27 |
38B |
wife of James Gardiner |
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Gardner |
Douglas A. Helen Marie Annette M. daughter |
1917-1992 Jan. 4, 1944-Jan. 10, 2000 1950-1974 |
50F |
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Gardner |
Eva M. |
d. Apr. 3, 1888 |
9G |
ae 16 yrs 9 mos 18 days. Daughter of Joseph and Matilda Gardner. This child was listed as Mary Eva in Church records |
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Gardner |
Victor Anna L. Richard J. Patricia M. |
1878-1943 1883-1970 1948-1950 1954-1956 |
30G |
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Gasconet |
Louis |
d. Apr. 2(?), 1886(?) ae 30(?) |
14G |
son of H. Gasconet |
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Gaynor |
Edwin L. Harry Francis H. |
1868-1903 1876-1909 (Nov. 5) 1869-1913 |
52D |
son of Henry and Margaret Gaynor of Potsdam in 1870
son of Henry and Margaret Gaynor of Potsdam in 1870
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Gaynor |
Henry Margaret his wife Gertie Gertie |
d. June 7, 1887 ae 53 d. Mar. 7, 1888 ae 51 d. Sep. 29, 1872 ae 11 d. Sep. 29, 1872 |
22D |
he was a carpenter in Potsdam in 1870 same as the girl below ae 11 yrs 6 mos, the original stone for this girl |
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Gearo |
Fanny |
d. Mar. 18, 1871 ae 46 |
10D |
wife of A. Gearo. (probably Alexander Gearo of Potsdam in 1870)There are 4 other grave markers in this plot but without names |
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Gearo |
Rosa N. Benjamin Josephus |
d. ____13, 186_ ae 65 d. June 27, 18__ ae 12 d. Jan. 12, 1862 ae 18 |
11D |
wife of Joseph Gearo. These three stones are very worn
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Gebo |
Adeline Maria |
d. Feb. 13, 1874 d. May 18, 1871 |
4B |
ae 27 yrs 5 mos ae 20(?) yrs 10 mos. both were daughters of Peter and Maria Gebo who lived in Potsdam in 1870 |
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Gendron |
Elizabeth |
d. Apr. 22, 1894 ae 24 |
4D |
plot bought by John Gendron |
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Gendron |
Emma Grace |
d. Sep. 9, 1889 ae 1 yr |
4D |
plot bought by Xavier(?) Gendron |
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Gillen |
Lucy |
|
22E |
wife of Michael Gillen. The bottom half of this stone is missing |
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Gilligan |
Catherine |
d. Sep. 22, 1899 ae 2 1/2 |
48A |
plot bought by Michael Gilligan |
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Godarre |
Ernest Pauline his wife |
1884-1954 1893-1915 |
59E |
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Gonyeau |
Peter D. Margaret Emma Lewis |
1856-1935 1856-1948 d. ae 34 |
3D |
Margaret Hicks is also buried in this plot |
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Goodheart |
William ODelia Miller his wife Edgar Hazel Hughie |
1861-1945 1870-1958 1891-1893 (Feb. 27) 1893-1905 1900-1901 (Jan. 30) |
35A |
lived in Sissonville in Potsdam in 1905
Church records say Hazel d. Sep. 9, 1904, ae 12 Church records say the 6 month old child was Hazel, not Hughie |
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Gorman |
Dorothy Sweeney |
1917-1990 |
43C |
the plot next to her (42A) has Michael and Catherine Sweeney, who may have been her parents |
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Gounter |
Peter |
1851-1910 |
3G |
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Graff |
Oliver |
d. June 10, 1901(?) ae 82 |
26C |
Co. D 11th NY Cavalry. GAR marker. He is listed as LaGraff in the 1870 census of Potsdam |
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Grant |
Louis Catherine (McDonald) |
1812-1906 (Mar. 10, 1907) 1822-1895 (Apr. 2, ae 73 yrs 10 mos) |
43F |
he was a shoe maker in Potsdam in 1870. The large stone says "Grant-McGillis" and two McGillises are also in this plot. The Grant stones actually just say Father and Mother, along with the dates |
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Grew |
Joseph C. Caroline his wife Carrie Willie James Daniel |
1854-1945 1856-1946 Mar. 1875-Sep. 1876 Feb. 1880- Apr. 1880 Nov. 1882- Nov. 1883 (Nov. 25) Mar. 1885-Apr. 1888 (Apr. 15) |
12B |
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Grill |
Maude May Nicholas |
d. June 22, 1901 d. Nov. 13, 1910 |
50G |
ae 6 yrs 7 mos 13 days ae 9 days |
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Grover |
Henry F. Chester R. William J.
Sarah A. |
d. Jul. 5, 1878 d. Jul. 14, 1878 d. Aug. 5, 1878
1845-1926 |
8B |
ae 5 yrs 6 mos 21 days. Small stone "Henry F." ae 7 yrs 5 mos 28 days ae 9 yrs 3 mos 17 days these 3 were children of William P. and Sarah J. Grover, who lived in Potsdam in 1870 wife of William P. Grover, small stone "Mother" |
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Grush |
Bernardine LaDuke |
1896-1986 |
51E |
on the same stone as her parents Lewis and Nora LaDuke |
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Guay |
William |
1880-1908 |
58F |
son of J. and M. Guay |
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Gurley |
George S.
Elizabeth E. Helen M. Mary H. Marion E. |
1853-1929
1853-1939 1881-1887 (Nov. 30) 1889-1894 1900-1906 (Apr. 19) |
44A |
lived on Pleasant St. in Potsdam in 1880 and 1905. He was the son of Shubael and Julia Gurley who lived in Potsdam in 1870 |
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Guve |
Charles |
d. June 20, 1894 ae 3 |
32F |
son of Frank and Jennie LaPointe |
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Haag |
Frances Marguerite |
d. Dec. 10, 1905 |
54C |
"ae 2 yrs 8 mos. Beloved daughter of Conrad and Nellie Haag" |
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Hall |
Emma Laraby |
1874-1940 |
52G |
on same stone as Howard Rhines and family |
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Halligan |
Ann |
d. 1917 |
21B |
buried with Calvin McCarthy and family so her maiden or married name may have been McCarthy |
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Halligan |
Mary |
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39B |
wife of Daniel Halligan. She was 44 in 1860 and her husband was 68. The stone is broken where the dates would be. She is buried in the same plot as Dennis McCarthy and William Joy |
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Halligan |
Mary Falon |
d. Jul. 7, 1879 ae 28 |
39D |
wife of William Halligan. She and Jeremiah Falon (her father?) along with Lenneys and Gaffneys are all on one stone. She was living with John and Margaret Lenney in Parishville in 1865 |
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Harrington |
John __________ |
d. Nov. 7, 1882 ae 44 d. Nov ____ |
21E |
this stone is down, broken and crumbling very worn stone. May say child of Patrick and Catherine
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Harrington |
Patrick
Ellen Barnett his wife |
no dates
d. June 4, 1890 ae 40 |
31F |
a Patrick Harrington d. Apr. 25, 1912 and this might be him. They are buried beside children of John and Catherine Barnett in 31E and one row in front of Michael and Ellen Barnett in 30E she was the daughter of Jeremiah Barnett and Catherine ODriscoll |
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Hartford |
James Elizabeth Eggleston his wife |
Apr. 10, 1829-Aug. 13, 1907 Feb. 16, 1828- (Jul. 29, 1911) |
41C |
buried with Mary Hartford Kastner and John Eggleston. Lived in Potsdam in 1870 with children Thomas, Elizabeth, Stella and Jessie |
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Hatch |
Maggie |
d. Mar. 21, 1889 ae 10 |
36A |
plot bought by Christopher Hatch |
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Hayes |
Bernard J. Mary L. Minnie |
d. Aug. 13, 1891 ae 1 yr d. June 16, 1891 ae 63 d. Jul. 28, 1901 ae 32 |
35E |
stones Bernard, Mother and Minnie her date of death in Church records is June 10 |
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Hayes |
James Ellen Burke his wife |
1846-1931 1858-1938 |
43G |
they are in the same plot with John and Annora Burke who are probably her parents |
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Hayes |
James Mary his wife Jeremiah Mary his wife |
d. Jul. 19, 1914 ae 89 d. Oct. 4, 1883 ae 53 d. Mar. 26, 1860 ae 78 d. Oct. 14, 1850 ae 52 |
14E |
small stones Mother, Mary and James |
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Hayes |
James |
d. Jul. 24, 1890 ae 31 |
5D |
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Hayes |
John Ellen his wife Dennis N. |
d. Jan. 20, 1903 ae 79 d. Dec. 25, 1918 ae 83 d. Mar. 25, 1890 ae 33 |
13E |
Julia Hayes Morgan is also buried in this plot |
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Hayes |
John |
d. Nov. 21, 1868 ae 31 |
10E |
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Hayes |
Lena Abbie C. |
1889-1968 1886-1963 |
36G |
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Hayes |
Michael Mary his wife Mary John H. Margaret E. Hannah A. Philip Margaret his wife |
d. Nov. 3, 1913 ae 75 d. Oct. 2, 1906 ae 67 1863-1935 d. May 14, 1892 ae 25 d. Aug. 24, 1885 ae 16 1871-1934 1807-1857 1815-1899 |
9F |
small stones for all
she may be the Nellie Hayes who died Jan. 12, 1885 ae 16 according to the parish records |
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Hayes |
Patrick Mary his wife Margaret Mary |
1840-1916 1841-1890 1873-1895 1871-1923 |
18G |
small stones for each |
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Hayes |
Patrick Bridget James |
1820-1872 1818-1893 1850-1872 |
12E |
small stones Father, Mother, Son |
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Healy |
Thomas |
d. May 25, 1887 ae 57 |
19B |
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Henderson |
Earl |
d. Jan. 8, 1897 ae 18 mos |
40G |
plot bought by William H. Henderson. |
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Hennessey |
Warren J. Jennie M. Wright his wife |
Mar. 4, 1887-1943 June 24, 1887-Jul. 28, 1910 |
58E |
small stone "Jennie" her parents Frank and Sarah Wright are also in this plot |
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Hepburn |
H.H. Agnes his wife Minerva his wife Ronald their son Blanche |
1863- no date 1867-1891 1868-1920 d. Jul. 2, 1891 ae 11 mos 1896-1904 (Jan. 1) |
45B |
small stones saying Mother and Blanche, plus a broken pedestal. Lived on Cottage St. in Potsdam in 1905 |
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Hickey |
Capt. Thomas Joanna Joy his wife Mary A. Anna L. |
Jul. 7, 1864 ae 25 Nov. 17, 1910 ae 71 Dec. 22, 1861-May 8, 1948 Nov. 27, 1864- Dec. 12, 1922 |
40 B |
he was a Civil War captain and is buried with William D. Joy who was his father-in-law lived in Potsdam in 1870 with her two girls. She was the daughter of William D. and Joanna Joy
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Hicks |
Margaret |
1903-1950 |
3D |
buried in the same plot as Peter Gonyeau |
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Hiner(?) |
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39E |
broken stone with nothing legible but "may his soul rest in peace" |
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Hoard |
Margaret E. Little May |
1870-1903 no dates |
28A |
wife of W. B. Hoard their daughter, ae 6 weeks. A Mary Hoard d. Jul. 13, 1892 ae 2 mos. and this might be her |
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Hooley |
William Mary Blount his wife |
1815-1878 1826-1906 |
39C |
lived in Parishville in 1865 |
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Hough |
Nellie T. Mary J(osephine) |
d. Oct. 21, 1892 ae 4yrs 10 mo d. Jan. 12, 1895 ae 1yr 9mos |
22C |
they are buried in the same plot with Calvin McCarthy and John Quinn and were the children of Frank and Mary Barnett Hough |
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Hughes |
Anna M.
Gertrude L. |
d. Jul. 8, 1889
d. Jul. 16, 1903 (ae 34) |
41A |
ae 23 yrs, 11 mos, 6 days. Daughter of Matthew ( who was a carriage maker in Potsdam in 1870, but Anna lived next door with the Senter family) and Mary E. Hughes ae 34 footstones say Mother Father and Anna M. so Matthew and his wife must also be buried in this plot. Matthew d. Jul. 26, 1915 and Mary died Jan. 20, 1906 |
|
Hughes |
James T.
Mary Sullivan his wife Clara M. Morgan his wife Frank J. Sr. Ruth Deegan his wife Frank J. Jr. |
1859-1940
1859-1911 (Nov. 11) 1859- no date 1891-1954 1893-1976 1919-1964 |
40A |
lived in Potsdam in 1870 with his parents Matthew and Mary Hughes (see plot 41A notes for Hughes) she was apparently his second wife, and daughter of Daniel and Catherine Morgan of Potsdam
he may actually be in plot 39A |
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Hughes |
Mary |
d. Aug. 18, 1883 ae 35 |
12D |
wife of James T. Hughes
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Huntington |
Fannie James Sarah A. William George F. |
d. Nov. 19, 1888 ae 43 d. Jul. 29, 1887 ae 7 yrs d. Dec. 22, 1886 ae 4 yrs d. Jan. 7, 1883 ae 10 yrs d. Jan. 5, 1887 ae 11 yrs |
27E |
wife of E(dgar) L. Huntington, who lived in Potsdam in 1870 with 1 yr old Harriet
this is a very worn inscription and there are several words missing |
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Hurley |
Catherine B. |
1892-1953 |
33A |
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Hurley |
Dennis(?) |
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6A |
large stone says Dennis Hurley Family but no individual graves are visible. A Dennis Hurley d. Dec. 25, 1892 ae 36, and another d. Nov. 11, 1898 ae 84. A Mrs. Dennis Hurley d. Apr. 25, 1886 ae 49, and another died Feb. 19, 1893 ae 36. Any of these four, or none of them, may be buried here |
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Hurley |
John Mary Hayes his wife Catherine their daughter Ann Ellen Elizabeth |
d. May 24, 1881 ae 67 (56) 1826-1918 d. May 7, 1882 ae 27 1864-1903 (Dec. 18) 1856(?)-1911 (Mar. 24) 1859-1937 |
17E |
B. S. Maloney and his wife Mary are also on this stone and she was a Hurley
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Hurley |
John Jr. Ann Halpin his wife |
d. Feb. 27, 1887 ae 33 d. Aug. 13, 1931 ae 78 |
16E |
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Hurley |
John William Mary A. Flynn his wife Daniel Bridget Katie |
1868-1944 1870-1938 d. Feb. 6, 1898 ae 77 1829-1911 (May 10) 1861-1935 |
7D |
wife of Daniel Hurley |
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Hurley |
Leo M. |
Dec. 16, 1921-May 27, 1974 |
10G |
Corporal in the Army Air Force |
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Hutman |
Michael |
1894-1911 (Nov. 5) |
60D |
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Johnson |
Frank Catherine his wife Mary J. Addie Ettie |
1835-1913 1835-1923 1839-1870 1867-1868 1868-1869 |
22B |
small stones Mother, Mary, Ettie and Addie. Probably lived in Potsdam in 1870 Mary J. was probably his first wife |
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Johnson |
Theresa |
d. Dec. 20, 1894 ae 29 |
36C |
wife of George Johnson and daughter of John and Mary McGovern and is listed on their stone (q.v.) |
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Johnston |
Margaret |
no dates |
48E |
she may actually be in plot 48F |
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Joy |
John Annie M. his wife Margaret Hogan, his wife Anne E |
1847-1924 d. Jul. 12, 1875 ae 32 1861-1893 (Jan. 27) d. Apr. 19, 1968 ae 89 |
43B |
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Joy |
William
Hannorah Nellie |
d. Sep. 6, 1879 ae 37
d. Aug. 12, 1905 ae 61 d. Sep. 23, 1883 ae 6 yrs 3 mos |
39B |
Orderly Sgt. of Co. A 164th NY Vols. He was a blacksmiths laborer in Potsdam in 1870 with children Francis and Mary. He drowned
this family is buried in the same plot as Dennis McCarthy and Mary Halligan |
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Joy |
William D. Joanna his wife |
d. Jul. 19, 1865 ae 58 d. May 3, 1883 ae 75 |
40B |
buried with Joanna Joy Hickey, their daughter |
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Kaliher |
Michael Ellen his wife |
d. Mar. 1, 1879 ae 35 d. Oct. 13, 1889 ae 60 |
10F |
small stones Mother and Father |
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Kastner |
Mary Hartford |
d. Sep. 16, 1894 ae 44 |
41C |
wife of Fred G. Kastner and is buried with James and Elizabeth Hartford. Church register says Sep. 6, 1894 |
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Keefe |
Edward M. |
1858-1901 (Oct. 11) |
50F |
plus small stone "Father" |
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Keegan |
James Marthy his wife John H. their son |
1823-1896 1832- no date 1856-1885 |
38F |
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Keegan |
John Joanna his wife William J. |
d. Mar. 21, 1884 ae 69 d. Apr. 8, 1909 ae 95 d. Jan. 29, 1865 ae 23 |
38E |
plus three small stones that may belong to Keegans, Ragans or neither which say Mother, Father, and Mary (Mar. 28, 1888-Dec. 21, 1888) |
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Kelly |
Catherine Hayes
Ella T. |
1832-1907 (May 29)
1862-1876 |
12D |
small stones Ella and Mother. She was a widow in Stockholm in 1870 with children Nancy, Julia, Ellen and John |
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Kennedy |
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46B |
there are no names on this stone and this MAY be for the three small stones Father, Fred and Frank which are directly in front and which were listed as Dwyer |
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Kennedy |
Angus |
d. Jan. 17, 1900 ae 51 |
49C |
plot bought by Mrs. Angus Kennedy |
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Kennedy |
Patrick |
d. Dec. 26, 1896 ae 65 |
46B |
plot bought by Edward Kennedy |
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Kennedy |
Thomas Johanna his wife |
no dates d. Apr. 17, 1887 ae 77 |
17F |
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Keveny |
Ann (Mrs) Nellie (Crowley) |
d. Apr. 12, 1882 (Apr. 10) 1860-1888 (Dec. 4, 1887) |
44C |
lived in Parishville in 1865. Church records say ae 70 daughter of John and Ellen Crowley, and wife of John Keveny |
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Keveny |
Charles Patrick Margaret Minnie |
d. Feb. 9, 1906 ae 76 d. Feb. 23, 1923 ae 76 d. Jan. 29, 1892 ae 73 (71?) d. May 26, 1874 d. Nov. 25, 1890 |
37B |
lived in Parishville in 1865 and 1880. Married Catherine McCullough Apr. 12, 1865 wife of Charles Keveny he was the brother of Charles, son of Martin and Margaret Keveny ae 4 yrs 11 mos ae 24 yrs 10 mos, dau of Charles and Catherine Keveny |
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Keveny |
James Catherine Ford his wife |
1844-1900 (Nov. 20, 1899) 1844-1921 |
42E |
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Kilroy |
Michael |
d. Oct. 1, 1936 |
52F |
buried in plot with George Narrow and family |
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Kincaid |
Lottie L. |
1872-1911 |
49B |
wife of George H. Kincaid |
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Kirnan |
Edwin O. |
1876-1925 |
56C |
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LaBaff(?) |
(top half of stone missing) |
|
4F |
_______ of Peter and Betsey LaBaff(?) |
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LaBarge |
Elizabeth Louis |
d. Dec. 11, 1883 d. June 4, 1879 ae 7 mos |
28E |
daughter of Enos and Rosilla LaBarge son of Enos and Rosilla LaBarge |
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LaBarge |
Enos |
1829-1902 (Feb. 15) |
51D |
his first name was probably originally spelled Ignace or Ignatius |
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LaBarge |
Leadore Melvina his wife Amelia |
1866(?)-1949 d. June 9, 1897 ae 21 1866-1946 |
47G |
there is also an empty pedestal in this plot |
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LaBeef |
John Matilda Fred |
1857-1944 1862-1945 1880-1956 |
8F |
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LaBoef |
Francis Catherine |
Sep. 29, 1797-May 16, 1887 Aug. 1803-Jan. 1880 |
42D |
these two also have stones saying Father and Mother Brewer, and are buried with Nelson Brewer. It appears that they anglicized their names. |
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LaBrake |
Celia |
d. Oct. 16, 1880 (ae 25) |
33B |
wife of Henry LaBrake, but is buried with the family of Antoine LaDuke |
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LaBrake |
Harry Frankie
David |
d. June 5, 1881 ae 35 d. Sep. 26, 187_ ae 16 mos |
26C |
lived in the French Village area of Potsdam in 1880 son of Harry LaBrake. Stone is very worn
no dates or last name, so may not be a LaBrake. There is also a stone that says Mother |
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LaBrake |
Joseph Caroline his wife |
1800-1859 d. Mar. 14, 1892 |
27A |
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LaBree |
Catherine |
d. Mar. 10, 1904 ae 45 |
54G |
plot bought by Michael LaBree |
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LaBree |
Kate A. |
Nov. 9, 1894-Aug. 5, 1896 |
2G |
daughter of M. and K. LaBree |
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LaDuke |
Antoine Betsey
Joseph D. |
1826-1917 1833-1920
d. Sep. 15, 1874 |
33B |
lived in Potsdam in 1860 and 1870 with kids Celia, Hattie, Charles, Matilda, Antoine Jr., Zelia, Lewis (buried in 51E) and Amelia ae 1 month 6 days. Name is spelled LaDuc |
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LaDuke |
Earl Nellie Papaw |
1897-1973 1867-1953 |
4A |
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LaDuke |
Julia Bishop |
1846-1930 |
58E |
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LaDuke |
Lewis J. Nora Murray his wife |
Oct. 1, 1867-Nov. 10, 1902 May 29, 1862-Dec. 22, 1944 |
51E |
he was the son of Antoine laDuke in 33B. Their daughter Bernardine Grush is also on this stone |
|
LaDuke |
Margaret |
d. May 18, 1898 ae 18 mos |
46G |
plot bought by Peter LaDuke Jr. |
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LaDuke |
Thomas |
1850-1936 |
19C |
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LaFave |
Mother (Percilla?) Gertrude Percila William Alice Jane Charlie Alice |
no dates (Dec. 24, 1910 ae 77) no dates (Dec. 26, 1910 ae 34) d. Aug. 11, 1886 ae 31 d. Oct. 27, 1881 ae 11 d. Aug. 12, 1870 ae 10 mos d. Mar. 29, 1857 ae 40 d. Aug. 11, 1857(?) d. Sep. 12, 1857 |
16A |
both of these were children of (broken. Narcese?) and Percila LaFave wife of Varese(?) LaFave |
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LaFave |
Willie |
d. Apr. 3, 1886(?) ae 3 |
25C |
son of Howard(?) and __________(?). Year may be 1855. Stone is very faint |
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LaGraff |
|
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6B |
large stone says "L. LaGraff" but no individual stones are visible |
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LaGraff |
Harold |
1891-1913 (Jan. 2) |
27C |
he was the son of Frank and Amelia LaGraff of Maynard St. Potsdam in 1905 |
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Lahey |
John Catherine his wife Catherine(?) |
Sep. 30, 1884 ae 75 Sep. 8, 1871 ae 45 Jul. 5, 1875 ae 24 |
38B |
lived in Parishville in 1865
daughter of John and Catherine Lahey. This stone is broken on the top where the name was. |
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LaLonde |
Joseph |
d. Apr. 23, 1871 |
18D |
ae 39 yrs 2 mos. He was a laborer in Potsdam in 1870. There is also a broken pedestal in this plot |
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LaMora |
John Matilda his wife William |
1852-1899 (Nov. 18) 1856-1934 1881-1937 |
47E |
plus small stones for Matilda and Joseph |
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LaMora |
Joseph Eva Joseph Marie(?) his wife |
1870-1935 1875-1903 1845(?)-1915 (Oct. 11) 1849(?)- ? |
51B |
lived in Sissonville in 1905
this stone is very worn. Sissonville 1905 |
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LaPoint |
Anna Lottie G. |
d. Mar. 1, 1882 ae 22 d. Sep. 4, 1881 ae 4 mos |
7F |
wife of Henry LaPoint. Church records say Apr. 17 daughter of H. and A. LaPoint |
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LaPoint |
Joseph
Joseph Delia Delia their daughter Joseph their son Willie their son |
no dates
1845-1934 1848-1938 1871-1893 (Oct. 24) 1882-1887 (Oct. 19) 1881-1887 (Oct. 19) |
5E |
Co H 1st NY Eng. (Another Joseph LaPoint d. Dec. 30, 1898 ae 60) probably the same as the man above
listed as Frankie in Church records |
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LaPointe |
Elmer John |
d. Jan. 23, 1893 ae 4 weeks |
30G |
plot bought by Henry LaPointe |
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LaPointe |
Frank "Jack" Jennie Robert |
1866-1939 1871-1933 Sep. 27, 1908-May 7, 1944 |
33F |
Charles Guve in the same lot was their son
Pvt. 462 Base Unit AAF WW2 |
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LaPointe |
Guy |
d. June 9, 1894 ae 6 |
33F |
plot bought by Frank LaPointe |
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LaPointe |
Josephine Nellie |
d. Nov. 7, 1866 d. Nov. 8, 1866 |
20D |
daughters of Andrew(?) LaPointe. Very hard to read, and there is an empty pedestal in this plot |
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LaPointe |
Leslie E(dwin) |
d. Apr. 25, 1887 |
22D |
ae 8 mos 14 days, son of E. and A. LaPoint. "Gone from our house but not our heart" |
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LaPointe |
Wallace B. Sr. Jennie Files |
1903-1968 1905-1991 |
32F |
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Laraby |
Nelson Mary his wife Tedd E. (or Teddie) Henry Fred Georgie William |
d. May 15, 1924 ae 78 d. Oct. 9, 1918 ae 72 d. Mar. 20, 1897 d. Apr. 21, 1907 ae 22 d. Feb. 1, 1914 ae 33 d. May 21, 1891 (ae 9) d. June 9, 1893 (ae 15/4/2) |
32G |
Co. A 98th NY Vols ae 24 yrs 4 mos 29 days. He also has his own stone these are children of Nelson and Mary Laraby |
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LaReau |
Louis Amelia his wife Oliver their son |
d. Mar. 20, 1871 ae 76 d. Dec. 19, 1885 ae 78 d. June 7, 1871(?) ae 25 |
4B |
his last name was given as Laron in the 1870 census of Potsdam. This may not be the correct plot number |
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LaRocque |
Harriet C. Hattie Liddie |
d. Oct. 13, 1871 ae 31 d. Oct. 6, 1871 d. Apr. 2, 1870 ae 9 mos. |
20B |
wife of H(ercule?) LaRocque daughter of H. and Harriet LaRocque daughter of H. and Hattie LaRocque there was a Hercule LaRock listed in Potsdam in 1870 with wife Harriet |
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Laurin |
Adam Alice his wife |
d. Nov. 7, 1905 d. Oct. 1, 1918 |
52C |
buried with Gertie Breckenridge. Small stones for Alice and Gertie |
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Leahey |
Mrs. William |
d. May 16, 1892 ae 30 |
29F |
plot bought by William Leahey |
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Leary |
Charles |
d. Sep. 22, 1890 ae 16 mos |
12A |
plot bought by Cornelius Leary |
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Leary |
John |
d. Nov. 21, 1891 ae 88 |
32C |
a small stone says "William" between the Sherlock and Leary stones |
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Leary |
Kate |
d. Aug. 12, 1890 ae 26 |
19E |
she is on the same stone as David and Ann Butler who may have been her parents |
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Leary |
Margaret John Mamie E. |
d. Oct. 7, 1870 ae 32 d. Aug. 5, 1866 ae 5 yrs 5 mos May 30, 1867-June 29, 1887 |
23C |
wife of Daniel Leary. They lived in Potsdam in 1870 with children Ellen, Mary Ann, and Hannah son of Daniel and Margaret Leary
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Leary |
Richard Bridget Kelly his wife |
d. May 11, 1878 ae 63 d. May 26, 1881 ae 51 |
21C |
they were living in Potsdam in 1870 with children Ellen, Maggie, Sarah, Susan and Anna. Daughter Ellen (Nellie) Colby is also buried with them. Small stones Mother, Father and Nellie |
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LeFevre |
Julius Susan his wife George H. Catherine his wife Mary their daughter |
1820-1901 (Nov. 27) 1824-1899 1857-1921 1856-1906 (Feb. 15) 1887-1974 |
9B |
lived in Potsdam in 1860 and 1870 with children P.M., Sarah, Charles, William, S.M. and George son of Julius and Susan above |
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LeFevre |
William J. Marion E. Flora his wife Willie Jessie Bernard Julia N. John |
d. Jan. 21, 1941 ae 88 d. Dec. 28, 1895 ae 42 no dates no dates (June 6, 1884) no dates d. Jan. 14, 1937 1862-1927 |
7B |
he was the son of Julius LeFevre in plot 9B. small stone "Marion" ae 14 days ae 1 yr 21 days ae 5 weeks |
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Leger |
Mary |
d. Feb. 9, 1889 ae 11 mos. |
17C |
plot bought by William Leger |
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Lehan |
Daniel Hannah his wife Patrick their son |
1828-1859 1825-1907 (Dec. 8) 1857-1872 |
35E |
small stones Mother and Patrick she lived in Potsdam in 1870 with her sons Patrick and Donald |
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Lenney |
Gorman Mary Joy his wife Edward Harriet Our babe |
1835-1885 (Dec. 25) 1845-1914 (May 17) 1870-1892 1871-1933 no dates |
44F |
he lived in Stockholm in 1870 and was the son of Henry and Sarah Lenney in plot 37C. Gormans daughter(?) Mary Lenney Conger is also buried in this plot |
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Lenney |
Henry Henry Sarah Gorman Dr. James |
d. Oct. 30, 1892 ae 90 1802-1892 1802-1874 1833-1859 |
37C |
lived in Stockholm in 1870, father of Gorman in 44F this is the same man as above probably his wife there is also a pedestal with no stone in this plot |
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Lenney |
Henry Katherine his wife |
d. Jan. 29, 1884 ae 57 d. June 21, 1904 (ae 80) |
35C |
lived in Parishville in 1865 |
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Lenney |
John
James H. John Bridget Patrick |
d. June 19, 1885 ae 58
d. Aug. 7, 1875 ae 16 yrs d. Mar. 25, 1856 d. Nov. 6, 1856 ae 6 mos d. Jan. 17, 1855 ae 77 |
39D |
lived in Parishville in 1865 and 1870. Lenneys, Halligans, Falons and Gaffneys are all recorded on this one stone these three are children of John and Margaret Lenney |
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Lenney |
William Mary his wife |
1839-1900 (June 24) 1845-1917 |
31B |
he was a farmer in Stockholm in 1870. Small stones say Mother, Father, Estella, Agnes and Charlotte |
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LeVagre |
Amos(?) _______ond |
d. Dec. 6, 1906 |
54C |
ae 3 yrs 10 mos. __________ of __elanaire Levagre. Church register says date of death is Jan. 1, 1906 |
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LeVieu |
Andrew |
d. May 3, 1877 ae 48 |
1A |
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Leyhan |
Jeremiah Julia OConnor his wife Mary his wife Jeremiah Jr. James Alice |
Dec. 18, 1842-Oct. 28, 1877 Mar. 25, 1839- Apr. 1, 1880 June 10, 1856- May 20, 1904 June 18, 1873- Dec. 12, 1898 Mar. 3, 1875 Mar. 2, 1889 Sep. 17, 1889- Sep. 2, 1907 |
22F |
son of Jeremiah and Julia Leyhan |
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Leyhan |
Nora Thomas E. John |
1870-1909 1872-1925 1876-1949 |
13B |
daughter of Jeremiah and Julia Leyhan in 22F. Plus small stones Thomas, John and Nora |
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London |
Eva Ellen |
d. Jan. 26, 1895 ae 8 days |
39F |
plot bought by George London |
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Long |
Edward Blanche |
1887-1977 1894-1946 |
8F |
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Longale |
Paul Mary |
1838-1915 (Mar. 19) 1844-1920 |
2C |
Co. D 11th NY Cavalry. Lived in Potsdam in 1870 with their children Walter, Melvina and Isaac |
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Looby |
Rody
John |
d. Aug. 18, 1892 ae 73
d. Dec. 9, 1871 |
39E |
Corporal, Co. M 14th Heavy Artillery. Worked for the railroad in Potsdam in 1870 with children John, William and Richard ae 11 yrs 10 mos, son of Rody and Ellen (?) |
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Lynch |
Cornelius Ann Brady his wife Margaret T. Michael E. Annie |
d. June 29, 1884 ae 54 d. Mar. 16, 1924 ae 79 d. Dec. 23, 1961 ae 91 d. Apr. 28, 1881 D. June 27, 1884 ae 11 mos |
41B |
lived in Potsdam in 1870 with kids Daniel and Mary
ae 3yrs 6 mos |
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Mackey |
Anna M. |
d. Jan. 16, 1893 ae 28 |
30A |
daughter of Edward and Jane Mackey. Lived in Norfolk in 1870 |
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Mackey |
Ellie |
1932-1956 |
52E |
buried in the Dennis Sullivan plot
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Mackey |
Harold R. Winifred James E. Earlene M. |
1896-1972 1898-1972 Jan. 21, 1928-Feb. 4, 1994 1928-1998 |
41E |
they are written on the back of the Daniel Sullivan stone a member of the Navy, Marines and the US Air Force, and has a military marker, plus one for him and his wife |
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Mackey |
Harold R. |
Dec. 26, 1896-Nov. 23, 1972 |
40E(?) |
S2 in US Navy WW1. May actually be in plot 41E |
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MacSweeney |
Jerry M. Jennie Sampson his wife |
1880-1965 1887-1968 |
10G |
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Maginn |
John W(illiam) Rose Ann Smith his wife J. Francis their son William |
1826-1882 (Apr. 26) 1828-1904 1858-1918 1785-1867 |
20E |
he was a farmer in Stockholm in 1870 with 5 children and his 80 yr old mother Mary. Their daughter Lucia Seaver is also in this plot |
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Mahar |
Elizabeth |
d. Apr. 24, 1887 |
19A |
ae 55 yrs 10 mos. Wife of James Mahar, |
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Maloney |
B(artholomew?)S. Mary H. (Hurley) |
1862-1893 (Mar. 20) 1867-1939 |
17E |
buried with John Hurley, who was Marys father |
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Maloney |
Mary |
d. Jan. 16, 1878 ae 49 |
12D |
wife of John Maloney |
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Manley |
Edward |
d. Jan. 23, 1897 ae 49 |
46E |
plot bought by Mrs. Edward Manley |
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Manning |
Patrick
Elizabeth Thomas |
d. May 8, 1878 ae 59
Jan. 1, 1821-Oct. 11, 1886 d. May 18, 1875 ae 18 |
25D |
"A soldier all through the Rebellion of 1861 in the 92nd NY Vols." wife of Patrick Manning son of Patrick and Elizabeth Manning |
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Manor |
Ambrose Gosline |
d. May 18, 1884 ae 85 d. Aug. 10, 1896 ae 79 |
4C |
they are buried in the Joseph Currier plot |
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Marcotte |
John U. Mary E. his wife |
d. Apr. 23, 1904 ae 67 no dates |
54G |
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Marsden |
Esther |
d. Oct. 23, 1872 ae 46 |
5F |
wife of William Marsden. There are two empty pedestals between her grave and Margaret Foster. She was already a widow in 1870 and living with 5 children still at home |
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Marshall |
Hattie |
d. Aug. 31, 1886 ae 1 1/2 |
5C |
plot bought by Paulus Marshall |
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Marshall |
Mrs. Antoine |
d. Apr. 28, 1892 ae 27 |
34A |
plot bought by Antoine Marshall |
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Martin |
Andrew Ann his wife |
1840- no date d. Oct. 6, 1902 ae 60 |
49A |
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Martin |
John |
d. Feb. 22, 1900 (ae 50) |
29D |
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Martin |
Mary |
d. Mar.(?) 13, 1869(?) |
11D |
wife of Isaac Martin, stone is broken at the date |
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Marvin |
Francis |
d. Dec. 1, 1889 ae 1/11/2 |
25F |
plot bought by parents Leonard and Emma Parry Marvin. Another child, Isabel, d. Mar. 3, 1896 ae 3mos 2 days and is probably buried here. Leonard is also buried in this plot |
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Marvin |
Leonard E. |
d. Nov. 28, 1905 ae 46 |
25F |
son of Lewis and Alma Martin of Potsdam in 1870 |
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McCarthy |
Ann Morgan |
d. May 6, 1870 ae 42 |
32C |
wife of Owen McCarthy |
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McCarthy |
Calvin Mary |
d. Aug. 28. 1893 ae 80(?) |
22C |
buried with John Quinn and 2 Hough children no dates on the stone but she was 42 in 1870 |
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McCarthy |
Calvin Margaret his wife Charlotte Callie |
d. 1890 d. 1891 d. 1871 d. 1886 |
21B |
he was listed as McCarty in 1860 Potsdam ae 50 she was 38 in 1860 4 yrs old in 1860 Ann Halligan is also buried in this plot (q.v.) |
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McCarthy |
Charles Catherine his wife Daniel C. Matilda his wife Charles E. Eugene |
d. June 11, 1887 ae 69 d. Mar. 31, 1902 ae 89 1861-1938 1870-1942 1892-1918 Aug. 10, 1896-Sep. 23, 1971 |
22A |
lived in Potsdam in 1905 lived in Potsdam in 1905
son of Daniel McCarthy above son of Daniel above. He was a private in the US Army in WW1 there are also 2 empty pedestals in this lot |
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McCarthy |
Cornelius Hannah Carline his wife Johannah their daughter Ella their daughter |
1832-1900 (Aug. 5) 1842-1903 (Feb. 28) 1876-1903 (June 26) 1871-1878 |
34E |
listed as McCarty in the 1870 census of Potsdam |
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McCarthy |
Daniel Hannora McSweeney his wife Joseph B. Bridget OBrien his wife |
1838-1912 (June 8) 1839-1927 1878-1924 1877-1959 |
53G |
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McCarthy |
Dennis J. |
d. Oct. 19, 1908 |
39B |
buried in same plot with Mary Halligan and William Joy |
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McCarthy |
Florence
Ellen (Donoghue) his wife |
d. Sep. 5, 1889 ae 82
d. Feb. 11, 1901 ae 82 |
23A |
lived in Potsdam in 1880 with daughters Hannah and Maggie. He was the son of Cornelius and Catherine Forbes(?) McCarthy. she was the dau. of John and Helen Donoghue Jeremiah Reagan and some Sullivans are also on the same stone |
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McCarthy |
Jeremiah Mary H. his wife Daniel John Timothy Michael |
1836-1903 (May 27) 1848-1918 1869-1901 (Oct. 5) 1870-1932 1877-1938 1881-1909 |
50B |
there are footstones for all of these plus one that says "Jerry d. Jul. 22, 1950" |
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McCarthy(?) |
Jerry |
d. Jul. 22, 1950 |
50B |
no actual last name on the footstone, but is buried in line with the family of Jeremiah McCarthy
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McCormick |
James
Frankie D. |
1840-1921
d. Oct. 29, 1875 (or 1873?) |
14B |
"Born in Matilda Canada 1840 died Potsdam 1921. Co. A 60th NYSV." They lived on Market St. in Potsdam in 1905 and his wife Sarah is buried in Bayside Cemetery in Potsdam. They also had daughters Velma and Mattie in 1870 son of James and Sarah McCormick. Died ae 8 yrs 10 mos |
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McCormick |
Matthew Margaret Robert |
1852-1920 1850-1918 1883-1907 (Jul. 22) |
58D |
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McCrystal |
Thomas Ann McGovern his wife John A. Joseph F. |
1835-1914 (Feb. 19) 1845-1911 (June 17) d. Feb. 28, 1866 d. Apr. 16, 187_ ae 4 weeks |
32D |
the name on their stone reads, "Crystal", but "McCrystal" on their sons sons of Thomas and Ann McCrystal |
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McDonald |
Angus James |
d. Nov. 21, 1893 ae 3 mos |
7E |
plot bought by a JoHn McDonald. This baby is mentioned in the Town records, but not the parish register. Parents listed were John and Isabel |
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McDonald |
Daniel H. Mary his wife Freddy |
1837-1909 1849-1930 d. Feb. 15, 1882 |
43D |
small stones Mother and Father
ae 18 mos 12 days, son of Daniel and Mary McDonald |
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McDonald |
Ethel M. Francis |
1889-1961 1883-1957 |
32F |
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McDonald |
Fr. John
Edward |
d. Feb. 4, 1879
d. June 21, 1876 ae 24(?) |
43C |
ae 89 or 39. "Erected in Memory of Fr. McDonald from his many friends in Potsdam, Colton, Norwood" |
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McDonald |
Joseph |
1843-1903 (Oct. 4) |
3B |
24th NY Cavalry. He was a blacksmith in Potsdam in 1870 with wife Isabela and daughter Ella |
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McDonald |
Mrs. Charles |
d. Feb. 28, 1886 ae 23 |
3B |
plot bought by Charles McDonald |
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McDonald |
P. |
d. Aug. 31, 1893 ae 4 |
32F |
plot bought by Frank McDonald |
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McDonald |
Peter |
d. Nov. 3, 1887 ae 2 weeks |
3D |
plot bought by Leigher McDonald |
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McDonald |
Ronald J. |
d. Nov. 15, 1898 ae 79 |
47A |
plot bought by R. J. McDonald |
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McGillis |
D.B. Janet |
1837- no date 1849- 1940 |
43F |
a Daniel McGillis d. Apr. 11, 1914 ae 77. The large stone says "Grant-McGillis" and they are buried with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grant |
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McGinn |
Bernard |
d. Mar. 17, 1893 ae 6 |
31G |
plot bought by William McGinn |
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McGinnis |
Margaret |
1859-1947 |
17B |
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McGovern |
John
Thomas |
d. Oct. 28, 1887 ae 75
d. Jul. 3, 1858 |
36C |
lived in Potsdam in 1860 and 1880 and had kids Jane, Sarah, Mary, and Ellen. Theresa Johnson (another daughter) is also listed on this stone son of John and Mary McGovern died ae 1 yr 8 mos 13 days
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McGovern |
Patrick Alice his wife James Grace E. |
d. Jan. 2, 1892 ae 91yrs 7 mos d. (illegible) 1842-1914 d. Feb. 2, 1905 ae 28 |
31C |
may have lived in Potsdam in 1850 and 1870 a Mrs. McGovern d. Dec. 22, 1884 ae 80 daughter of J. and A. McGovern |
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McKenna |
Patrick Sarah Murphy his wife Mary their daughter |
1838-1910 (June 13) 1847-no date 1871-1887 (Oct. 30) |
15B |
appear to have lived in Madrid in 1870 |
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McKenty |
Henry Elizabeth Chambers his wife Helen Sarah Jennie |
1825-1897 1829-1911 (May 26) 1867-1887 (Dec. 11) 1865-1896 1861-1916 |
24A |
lived near Austin Ridge Rd. near Norwood in 1860. Had 7 children by 1880 and lived in Hewittville in 1905. Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas and Jane Chambers. Helen was the dau. of Henry and Elizabeth |
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McKenty |
Robert |
Feb. 15, 1881-Mar. 27, 1882 |
16B |
son of H. and S. McKenty |
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McLane |
Archibald |
d. Apr. 27, 1894 ae 15/1/7 |
41G |
plot bought by Daniel and Kate McDonald McLane |
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McLeod |
Edward |
d. Aug. 20, 1881 ae 26 |
2F |
son of Simon and Louise McLeod |
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McMahon |
William M. |
d. Dec. 25, 1898 ae 2 |
47A |
plot bought by Michael McMahon |
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McMannus |
James Hannah (Calnon) his wife Jonnie (sic) |
d. Feb. 12, 1886 ae 34(?) d. Mar. 6, 1886 ae 26 d. Apr. 11, 1881 |
9D |
Church records say ae 40
ae 11 months. Son of James and Hannah |
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McNiff |
John Nancy his wife Ann their daughter |
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36B |
no dates on this stone, but he was apparently dead by 1870. James and Elizabeth Bryan are also on this stone she lived with her brother Edward in Potsdam in 1870 |
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McNulty |
Michael Ellen his wife Francis M. Frankie ___________ |
d. 1898 (Aug. 12, ae 48) d. 1925 ae 73 1883-1884 (Feb. 12, ae 6 mos)
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23D |
"Adios O Father", plus stones Mother and Father
this is the original stone for Francis above stone is badly worn. "d. ae 26(?)" |
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McNulty |
Thomas Julia McMahon his wife |
Apr. 9, 1847-Mar. 5, 1902 no dates |
51C |
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McSweeney |
John |
1845-1917 |
16C |
this name appears as Macksweeny on the stone. This may be the John McSweeney listed on Main St. in Potsdam in 1905 whose daughter Joanna married John Osier |
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Miller |
A. |
d. June 16, 1896 ae 6 mos |
40F |
plot bought by Henry Miller. Record says he bought it July 16, 1896, but it was probably June 16. He and his wife(?) are on a stone in this plot with no dates (q.v.)
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Miller |
Henry Mary James |
no dates no dates 1900-1928 |
40F(?) |
these may be in 41F, but 40F was definitely owned by this family |
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Miller |
Jerry Harriet his wife Jerry their son |
d. June 25, 1891 ae 51 d. Sep. 20, 1919 ae 78 d. Apr. 21, 1930 ae 62 |
33A |
he was in the 106th NY Inf in the Civil War. There are original stones for him and his wife beside the newer stone |
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Minehan |
Daniel Nancy Racon his wife Margaret William their son Cornelius |
1838-1908 (Mar. 1) 1835- no date 1865-1936 1870-1872 1873-1914 |
37D |
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Moody |
Sophia (Chinlar) |
d. Mar. 20, 1894 ae 38yr 10mo |
31G |
plot bought by Frank Moody. She was the dau. of Louis and Orilla Chinlar |
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Moon |
Mary E. |
1883-1952 |
28A |
stone says "Mother" |
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Morgan |
George Catherine Halligan his wife Daniel Catherine Sherlock his wife |
d. Oct. 15, 1876 ae 87 d. Mar. 1, 1875 ae 87 d. May 5, 1906 ae 82 d. Jan. 11, 1893 ae 67 |
34C |
lived in Potsdam in 1850 and 1870
lived in Potsdam in 1860 and 1870 with his parents (above) and children Katie,George and Carrie |
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Morgan |
George Bridget OBrien his wife John |
1814-1911 d. Dec. 14, 1887 ae 39 d. Sep. 29, 1889 ae 74 |
20C |
he was the son of George and Catherine Halligan Morgan |
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Morgan |
James
Jane McGovern his wife |
1822-1910 (Sep. 22)
1836-19__ (no date) |
33C |
lived in Potsdam in 1860 with daughter Hannah and were living next door to his parents George and Catherine Morgan a Jane McGovern d. Oct. 17, 1915 ae 85 |
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Morgan |
James Ellen Calnon his wife Frances E. Louise A. |
1847-1914 (Nov. 15) 1851-1930 1878-1883 1884-1893 |
17F |
small stone "Father" their daughters |
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Morgan |
Julia Hayes
Jeremiah Jr. |
d. Sep. 20, 1886 ae 26
d. May 26, 1879 ae 42 |
13E |
she is buried in the same plot with John and Ellen Hayes the stone broke in half when it was being lifted |
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Moscow |
Barney |
1845-1913 |
54A |
Co. A 98th NY Infantry. GAR. His wife died Aug. 3, 1902 ae 56
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Mullin |
Mary Charles Arthur Anna Kitty Nora |
1839-1922 1871-1897 (Mar. 29) 1874-1905 1885-1952 d. June 9, 1875 ae 21 d. Sep. 11(?), 1875(?) ae 2 |
14A |
small stone "Mother", wife of Edward Mullin. Other sons are buried in plot 52B
daughter of Thomas and Rosa Mullin daughter of Edward and Mary Mullin. This stone is very worn |
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Mullin |
William John Thomas |
1875-1906 (Feb. 5) 1866-1934 1864-1937 |
52B |
these were sons of Edward and Mary Mullin in French Village, Potsdam in 1880 who are buried in 14A |
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Murphy |
Annie |
d. Jul. 23, 1887 |
11B |
ae 22 mos . Daughter of Thomas and Julia Murphy. Buried in same plot with Mary Papaw and may have been a relative of theirs |
|
Murphy |
Dennis Bridget his wife Hannah A. Julia A. |
1836(?)-1916 1840-1922 1875-1953 1870-1899 |
49C |
his birthdate may be 1826. Lived in Potsdam in 1880. Daughter Nora Murphy Seaver is also on the same stone. Small stone "Julia". |
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Murphy |
Edward |
d. Jan. (?) 16, 1886(?) |
26E |
stone is too worn to read |
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Murphy |
Joanna Emma William Frank C. Harry E. |
1832-1919 1876-1931 1880-1951 1900-1913 (Apr. 30) 1902-1965 |
57F |
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Murphy |
Peter Sarah E. his wife |
1862-1904 (Oct. 10) 1862-1934 |
54D |
small stones Mother and Father |
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Murphy |
Roy W. |
Nov. 1, 1914-Sep. 10, 1969 |
58F |
SSG Co. G 576th Inf. Rgt. WW2 BSM. Plus a small stone "Roy 1911-1969" which has a different birthdate than the other |
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Nadon |
Delores |
d. Jan. 29, 1897 ae 8 weeks |
45G |
plot bought by Philip Nadon |
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Narrow |
George Jennie LaGraff his wife F. Stephen Stephen Laura Ann |
1871-1950 1869-1942 1895-1903 d. Aug. 21, 1903 d. Dec. 28, 1961 |
52F |
Michael Kilroy is also buried in this plot this is the same boy as "Stephen" below ae 8yrs 7 mos. Son of George and Jennie Narrow "our daughter" |
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Narrow |
Zoe |
d. Nov. 5, 1892 ae 14yrs 7 mo |
30F |
plot bought by parents Jerry and Julia Narrow |
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Nichols |
Marjorie |
1906-1915 (Jul. 17) |
8E |
daughter of P. and S.M. Nichols, and may actually be in plot 7E. Church records say her name was Margaret |
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Nicolette |
Angelo |
d. Mar. 3, 1914 |
51C |
ae 51 |
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Nurney |
James Bridget his wife |
1822-1900 1830-1895 |
45E |
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Nyhan |
Mary |
d. Nov. 9, 1891 ae 18 |
28F |
plot bought by Annie Nyhan |
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OBrien |
Annie |
d. Feb. 22, 1868 ae 23 |
23C |
daughter of William and Ellen OBrien |
|
OBrien |
Bartholomew Hannorah his wife John J. Mary Carline his wife Mary Katie |
1840-1906 (Aug. 12) 1830-1914 (May 23) 1874-1928 1872-1905 (Sep. 8) 1870-1896 1878-1879 |
33E |
he was a farmer in Potsdam in 1870 |
|
OBrien |
Dennis Julia his wife Dennis Jr. |
d. May 12, 1872 ae 68 d. Jul. 8, 1855(?) ae 48(?) 1840-1917 |
12F |
buried in the same plot as Anne OBrien Casey |
|
OBrien |
Henry M. |
d. Apr. 28, 1880 |
36C |
ae 2(?) yrs 7 mos 11(?) days. Son of James and Joanna OBrien |
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OBrien |
John |
no dates |
51A |
a John OBrien d. Jan. 22, 1905 ae 60 |
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OBrien |
Michael Ellen |
d. Dec. 2, 1890 ae 86 d. Sep. 28, 1882 ae 28 |
16F |
born in Co. Cork, Ireland wife of Thomas OBrien there is also an empty pedestal in this plot |
|
OBrien |
Patrick Mary (Hurley) his wife Thomas their son John their son |
d. Aug. 25, 1881 ae 60 d. Nov. 13, 1875 ae 45 d. Aug. 12, 1880 ae 19 d. Aug 29, 1887. ae 24 |
30B |
they married on Feb. 7, 1858 in Potsdam. All these stones are horizontal and badly worn. There is another stone which is completely worn away he was born Aug. 28, 1861 |
|
OBrien |
Timothy Ellen Hayes his wife Timothy Jr. Patrick Michael Jeremiah |
1819-1895 (Mar. 27) 1829-1885 (Oct. 4) 1863-1903 1867-1904 1871-1907 1857-1883 |
11E |
he died in Hopkinton. They were married Apr. 12, 1857. Small stones Mother, Patrick, Timothy, Jeremiah and a broken one |
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OConnell |
James |
d. June 6, 1891 ae 37 |
14C |
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OConnor |
Jeremiah |
d. Nov. 24(?), 1885 ae 86 |
13F |
there is another stone beside this one which crumbled like sugar when touched |
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OConnor |
Jerry Mary his wife Dennis James J. Dennie |
Mar. 10, 1847-Oct. 31, 1913 May 20, 1840-Jan. 17, 1894 Oct. 7, 1877-Feb. 15, 1889 Oct. 21, 1875- Jul. 13, 1896 d. Feb. 15, 1889 |
11F |
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ODwyer |
John O. Mary his wife Matthew Isabel Jeremiah (illegible) |
1817-1901 1836-1927 1856-1905 d. Oct. __, 1872 ae __ d. ___________ ae 2 d. _______1862(?) ae 3 yrs(?) |
26D |
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OLeary |
Cornelius Margaret Murphy his wife Mary Ella Cornelius |
1820-1903 1830-1903 1856-1935 1862-1948 1861-1940 |
35D |
stones Mother and Father |
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OLeary |
Dennis Ellen his wife |
d. Jan. 29, 1892 ae 77 d. Apr. 1, 1906 ae 87 |
44E |
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OLeary |
John Catherine his wife (broken stone, no name)
Cornelius Catherine Farrell his wife Charlie Henry their son |
1827-1907 (Nov. 17) 1840-1910 d. Jul 29(?), 1873(?)
1859-1909 1865-1923 d. Sep. 22, 1890 ae 13 mos |
12A |
lived on the Leary Rd. in the Town of Potsdam in 1905 ae 4 yrs 6 mos 10 days. Top half of the stone is missing lived on the Leary Rd. in 1905 son of Cornlius H. and Katie E. OLeary |
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OLeary |
Julia Casey |
1851-1936 |
8A |
Patrick(?) Casey(?) is also buried in this lot |
|
OLeary |
Timothy Hannorah his wife Cornelius Julia Michael J. |
1834-1894 1835-no date 1861-1897 1870-1871 1873-1943 |
34F |
176th NY Vols |
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ONeill |
Dennis Dennis Jr. Daniel Patrick William |
Jul. 14, 1814-Dec. 5, 1900 Oct. 23, 1861-Dec. 13, 1891 Aug. 18, 1869-Dec. 16, 1875 May 11, 1874-Jan. 18, 1875(?) (broken) |
38D |
son of Dennis and Ellen ONeill
son of Dennis and Mary ONeill son of Dennis and Mary ONeill son of Dennis and Mary ONeill |
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OSullivan |
Dennis Dennis Jr. |
d. Aug. 14, 1882 ae 78 d. Mar. 18, 1876 ae 23 |
24E |
son of D. and M. OSullivan |
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Osier |
John |
d. June 28, 1854 ae 105 |
27B |
he was listed as 98 yrs old in the 1850 census of Potsdam |
|
Osier/Foisia |
Joseph Elizabeth his wife Miland F. Thomas William T. Fanny M. John H. Myrtle E. |
1828- no date 1845- no date 1885-1912 (Jan. 9) 1840-1888 (Jul. 17) 1869-1888(Jul. 17) 1873-1889 (Jan. 10, 1890) 1879-1950 1907-1983 |
23G |
a Joseph died Oct. 19, 1913 ae 88. The front of the stone has the first 3 names and "Foisia", the last three are on the back of the stone and labeled "Osier", so the names may have been interchangeable
stone says "Osier" |
|
Page |
Mary Ethel Abbie |
d. Dec. 1, 1886 d. Oct. 12, 1889 |
11C |
daughter of Ceylon F. and M. Page, ae 5 mos 16 days ae either 8 or 18 mos and 27 days |
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Palmer(?) |
Hattie S. |
d. June(?) 29, 1875 ae ___ |
20B |
"Daughter of William H. and C. Palmer". No last name is actually listed on the stone and she is buried with the family of H. LaRocque |
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Papaw |
Aurilla
Mary Hattie Jennie Charlie |
d. Dec. 15, 1903 ae 58
no dates no dates no dates no dates |
4A |
wife of Oliver Papaw who was 39 in Potsdam in 1860. They had children Willie, Nellie and Mary in 1870. Nellie Papaw LaDuke is also buried in this lot born in 1870 according to the 1870 census
could be the 5 yr old Charles who died Feb. 12, 1884 |
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Papaw |
Clarence |
d. Aug. 23, 1903 ae 6 mos |
49A |
plot bought by Henry N. Papaw |
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Papaw |
Joseph Lucy Grace |
1840-1908 (Oct. 15) 1853-1936 d. Oct. 9, 1877 |
9A |
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Papaw |
Mary wife of James Papaw Edith Mary Leonard |
1851-1891 1874-1905 (Sep. 7, 1904 ae 28) 1878-1880 |
11B |
plus small stones Mary, Edith and Annie. Annie was Annie Murphy who may have been a relative Church records show a Leonard Papaw who died Jul. 26, 1883 ae 2 1/2 yrs, but not one in 1880 |
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Parisien |
Arnes(?) |
d. Jan. 23, 1895 ae 14 mos. |
16C |
plot bought by Antoine Parisien |
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Parisien |
Mary Joseph |
d. Feb. 4, 1889 ae 1 yr d. Jul. 19, 1895 |
42F |
children of William and Nellie Parisien ae 11 yrs 10 mos |
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Parody |
Orpha M. |
d. Apr. 8, 1897 ae 47 |
46G |
"mother we miss thee" |
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Pecor |
Allen |
d. Dec. 2, 1896 ae 5 mos |
38G |
plot bought by Gabriel Pecor. The last name may have been Picor |
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Pelkey(?) |
Edward |
d. Apr. 2, 1886 ae 24 |
7G |
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Pelno |
Alfred |
d. Jan. 26, 1897 ae 6 weeks |
45A |
plot bought by Ernest Pelno |
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Pelotte |
Edmund J. Mary his wife |
1865-1920 1869-1891 (Apr. 30, 1892) |
6C |
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Pelotte |
Joseph |
d. Oct. 17, 1899 ae 2 weeks |
48B |
plot bought by William Pelotte |
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Pelotte |
Mary |
d. Aug. 18, 1887 ae 7 1/2 mos |
6C |
plot bought by Joseph Pelotte |
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Percival |
William Anna |
1881-1948 1884-1955 |
12C |
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Perry |
Lees
Louise |
1837-1910 (Sep. 27)
1841-1919 |
11F |
Co. H 92nd NY Vol. Inf. His name may be "Lee S." or "Les". Lived in Potsdam in 1870 with wife Louisa and son Gilbert wife of Lee(s) Perry. Stone says "Mother" |
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Perry |
Minnie Shinnick |
1881-1911 |
59E |
wife of George W. Perry |
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Powell |
Mabel |
d. Aug. 30, 1894 ae 8 weeks |
35F |
plot bought by Albert Powell |
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Powell |
Willie |
d. Nov. 9, 1892 |
25G |
ae 1 yr 9 mos, son of A.(?) L. and Hattie Powell |
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Pracy |
Charles Lucy his wife |
d. _____ 8, 18__ d. Jul. 21, 1887 ae 68 |
19D |
stone is very worn. He was a laborer in Potsdam in 1870 |
|
Prescott |
Maydell |
1891-1961 |
32F |
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Quigley |
|
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21D |
large stone with no names or dates |
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Quigley |
John F. Elizabeth his wife James Margaret Peter |
d. May 6, 1915 ae 61 d. May 14, 1878 ae 20 d. Apr. 30, 1906 ae 73 d. Apr. 30, 1882 ae 62 d. Apr. 27, 1867 ae 65 |
20F |
son of James and margaret below
he was a farmer in Potsdam in 1870 wife of James Quigley |
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Quinn |
James L. Bridget |
d. June 13, 1870 ae (broken) d. Dec. 18, 18__ |
19F |
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Quinn |
John Ellen (McCarthy) his wife |
d. Dec. 17, 1873 ae 38 |
22C |
they were married Feb. 20, 1862 in Potsdam. no dates but she was 40 in 1870. they are buried with Calvin McCarthy (her father?) and 2 Hough children |
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Ragan |
John Katherine his wife Thomas William |
Aug. 3, 1837-Feb. 2, 1885 May 9, 1844-Oct. 2, 1910 Oct. 8,1871-Oct. 3, 1898 (1897) 1887-1931 |
37E |
last name is probably Reagan. Plus three small stones that may belong to Keegans, Ragans or neither which say Mother, Father, and Mary (Mar. 28, 1888-Dec. 21, 1888) |
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Ragan |
Mary (Sullivan) Nora |
d. May 8, 1891 ae 33 d. Feb. 16, 1903 ae 16 |
25F |
wife of Michael Ragan an infant of Michael and Mary ae 2 mos 18 days died Dec. 30, 1889 and is also probably buried here |
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Reagan |
Jeremiah |
d. Nov. 26, 1904 ae 45 |
23A |
on the same stone with Florence McCarthy and some Sullivans |
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Rennes(?) |
Kate |
d. Oct. 15, 1889 ae 19 |
24G |
plot bought by James Rennes(?) |
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Rhines |
Howard Delia Emma Marcus |
1867-1942 1870-1951 1896-1916 1894-1903 (Oct. 15) |
52G |
Emma Laraby Hall is also buried in this plot |
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Richie |
Louisa (Osier) |
d. May 13, 1889 ae 79/10/30 |
26B |
widow of Augustus Richie who was already dead by 1860. They had children Oliver, Larry, Frank, Sophia and Christiana. There is an empty pedestal beside this stone. Her parents were John and Mary Osier |
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Rioux |
Magloire Alphonse Marie |
d. Aug. 21, 1888 ae 70 d. Jan. 16, 1889 ae 24 d. Sep. 21, 1885 ae 18 |
21G |
stone is written in French |
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Rivers |
Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth?) |
d. May 30, 1895 ae 70 |
44G |
plot bought by Frank Rivers. He worked in a tannery in Potsdam in 1870 |
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Rochon |
Antoine |
d. Mar. 5, 1896 ae 35 |
41F |
plot bought by Mrs. Antoine Rochon |
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Rollin |
Mrs. Gilbert |
d. May 29, 1888 ae 25 |
15G |
plot bought by Gilbert Rollin |
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Rolling |
John |
d. May 18, 1868 ae 58 |
2G |
Co. H 92nd NY Vols |
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Romano |
George |
d. Nov. 21, 1893 |
43G |
ae 3 mos 20 days, son of John and Julia Romano |
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Santimaw |
John Angelina his wife |
d. Dec. 11, 1890 ae 59 d. Aug. 22 30, 1890 ae 50 |
9E |
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Scanlon |
Daniel Angela his wife
Mary Willie Anna |
1839-1905 (Feb. 22) 1840-1915 (Jul. 4)
d. Jan. 8, 1898 ae 29 1867-1889 1874-1895 (June 3) |
23E |
he was a blacksmith in Potsdam in 1870 with children Mary and John. Note that there are small stones for Father, Mother , Anna and a Mary, who children of Daniel and Angela, Mary has only a small stone ae 20/7/2 |
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Sculley |
James Joanna Casey his wife Ellen their daughter Dennis their son |
1828-1920 1832-1914 1860-1878 1858-1937 |
2B |
lived in Potsdam in 1905. Small stones "Mother, Father , Dennis" |
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Scullin |
Nicholas Mary his wife Eunice Henry |
1806-1892 (Jan. 11) 1811-1903 1840-1916 1845-1933 |
32A |
parents of Eunice and Henry, and lived in Brasher in 1870 lived on the Hopkinton Rd. in Potsdam in 1905 with Henry |
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Seaver |
Lucia C. Maginn |
1856-1930 |
20E |
wife of DeWitt Seaver and buried with her parents John and Rose Ann Maginn |
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Seaver |
Nora Murphy |
1876-1917 |
49C |
on same stone with her parents Dennis and Bridget Murphy |
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Seymour |
Henry Henry |
1845-1938 d. Nov. 7(?), 1885(?) |
12C |
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Seymour |
Peter Mary J. his wife Lucy Peter Jr. Elizabeth
Mary E. Edward L. |
1852-1909 (Jul. 12) 1854-1920 1881-1885 1885-1887 1887-1888
1889-1892 (Feb. 20) 1895-1951 |
13C |
buried with Marie Simord, which was the original spelling of this name
Elizabeth died Nov. 11, 1887 ae 14 mos. according to the Church records, so the years on rhe stone should be 1886-1887 if that is correct |
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Shannon |
Co__er(?) |
d. Jul. 19, 1866 ae 3(?) yrs |
28G |
stone is very worn. Son of Charles and _______ Shannon |
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Shea |
Patrick Joanna his wife Robert their son Michael Bridget M. |
no dates no dates d. June 13, 1897 ae 18 1874-1947 1882-1974 |
46F |
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Shea |
Patrick F. Mary E Cecilia M. |
no dates no dates no dates |
47F |
infants of John P. Shea |
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Sherlock |
James |
d. May 1, 1905 ae 75 |
32C |
he may have lived in Russell in 1850. Appears to be in the Leary plot and a small stone says "William" between the Sherlock and Leary stones |
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Shetraw |
Jeffrey Angeline Berry |
1885-1902 (Jul. 20) 1848- no date |
17A |
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Shinnick |
Jerry Mary his wife
John
James |
no dates (June 29, 1889 ae 50) no dates
1846-1894
1874-1952 |
37F |
he was a laborer in Potsdam in 1870, son of Thomas and Ellen Shinnick. The stone also says "and family", and a 15 yr old Hannah Shinnick died Dec. 4, 1891 and may be buried here too, along with Maggie who d. Feb. 23, 1898 ae 17 no Shinnick deaths are listed in 1894, but a John Shinnick d. June 10, 1893 ae 67. this stone was completely obscured by a yew tree in 2001 |
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Shinnick |
Katie |
d. Feb. 2, 1889 ae 20yrs 6mo |
36F |
plot bought by parents John and Mary Shinnick. Their son Jerry died Feb. 24, 1891 ae 18, and may also be buried in this plot, as well as son Thomas who d. Jul. 17, 1895 ae 22 |
|
Shumway |
Albert |
1837-1904 |
24G |
92nd NY Vols Co. H His son George is also apparently buried here |
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Shumway |
George |
d. Nov. 16, 1889 ae 20 |
24G |
plot bought by Albert Shumway, his father |
|
Simord |
Marie Agnes |
d. Apr. 23, 1883 ae 22 d. Jul. 21, 1883 |
13C |
wife of Francois Simord. Stone is written in French and they are buried with Peter Seymour, which is probably the anglicized Simord |
|
Smith |
Frederick Margaret Donoghue (his wife) Margaret Charlie |
1862-1909 (Feb. 27) 1862-1914 (Jan. 26) 1890-1911 d. 1900 ae 1 month (Jan. 10) |
50D |
Julia and Ellen Donoghue are also buried in this plot and they may have been Margarets sisters (a Mabel Smith died Feb. 10, 1911, but no Margaret) |
|
Spearance |
William Nora William John Margaret |
1864-1933 1870-1953 1906-1907 (June 17, 1906 ) 1901-1956 1903-1930 |
55B |
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Stackpole |
Marion |
d. Mar. 23, 1892 ae 11 mos |
10C |
plot bought by Rollin Stackpole |
|
Stanley |
James Catherine Lenney his wife |
1818(?)- 1906(?) 1826-1901 (Jul. 22) |
31A |
|
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Stratton |
Joseph Dick Joanna Lenney his wife |
1835-1917 1848-1886 |
42A |
|
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Su____(?) |
James |
Nov. 13, 1867(?)-Nov. 13, 1887(?) |
29D |
son of James and Mary. The last name looks as if it has 5 or 6 letters. The dates may be 1887 or 1867. The stone is very worn |
|
Sullivan |
Daniel |
d. Jan. 31, 1878 ae 101 |
18B |
he was listed as being 90 yrs old in the 1870 census of Potsdam. There is also an empty pedestal in this plot |
|
Sullivan |
Daniel Margaret Francis Marguerite |
1867-1906 (Sep. 30) 1870-1915 1892-1930 1897-1901 |
57E |
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Sullivan |
Daniel David C. William |
d. Jan. 28, 1883 ae 83 d. Jul. 23, 1885 ae 25 d. Oct. 15, 1905 ae 55 |
41E |
Harold and Winifred Mackey are in this plot and recorded on the back of the stone Church records say June 21, 1905, ae 50 |
|
Sullivan |
Dennis Ellen Craghan his wife Elizabeth B. Mary E. Margaret |
1844-1903 1853-1947 1894-1912 (Mar. 23) 1885-1980 1890-1974 |
52E |
Ellie Mackey is also buried in this plot |
|
Sullivan |
Dennis C. Bridget Margaret |
d. Oct. 24, 1905 ae 75 no dates no dates |
54E |
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Sullivan |
Ella |
Dec. 29, 1869-Feb. 3, 1894 |
46D |
small stone "Ella" |
|
Sullivan |
Floyd R. |
d. Aug. 7, 1900 ae 4 |
49E |
plot bought by Eugene Sullivan |
|
Sullivan |
Helen |
d. May 3, 1886 ae 14 |
23F |
plot bought by John Sullivan |
|
Sullivan |
Jeremiah Mary Casey his wife Edward Daniel Dennis William Mary S. |
1843-1929 1847-1929 1875-1953 1873-1922 1879-1935 1878 (no other date on stone) 1884-1957 |
30D |
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Sullivan |
John Margaret Elizabeth John Bridget |
d. May 23, 1916 ae 84 d. Dec. 17, 1866 ae 39 d. Apr. 6, 1916 ae 90 d. May 22, 1880 ae 19 d. Mar. 29, 1884 ae 84 |
34D |
son of Timothy and Bridget Sullivan wife of John Sullivan wife of John Sullivan son of John and Margaret Sullivan wife of Timothy Sullivan
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Sullivan |
John Ellen Kearney (his wife) James Anna Cornelius Jeremiah M. Nellie Daniel B. Margaret Catherine Elizabeth |
d. Sep. 21, 1913 d. Mar. 3, 1917 d. June 7, 1945 d. Oct. 30, 1963 d. Oct. 6, 1938 d. Oct. 21, 1934 d. Aug. 19, 1891 d. Jan. 21, 1907 d. Aug. 26, 1908 d. Oct. 3, 1919 d. Mar. 3, 1926 |
29G |
ae 86(?) "Father" "Mother"
ae 17 ae 40(?) ae 35(?) ae 44(?) ae 40(?) this is a big stone with just the name Sullivan on it and surrounded by 11 small stones with just names, (no last name, age at death or birthdate. ) However, some burials were located in the parish register and the ages annotated |
|
Sullivan |
John H. Margaret his wife infant son |
1851-1931 1861-1946 (dates too worn to read) |
23A |
on the same stone with Florence McCarthy and Jeremiah Reagan. Lived on the Potsdam-Canton Rd. in 1905 with children Barbara and Bernard |
|
Sullivan |
Michael Mary his wife |
1848-1929 1859-1923 |
56E |
buried with Mary E. Brady |
|
Sullivan |
Morty (i.e. Murtagh) Nora his wife |
d. Sep. 22, 1897 ae 80 no dates |
30C |
lived in Potsdam in 1870 and 1880 with daughter Anna she was 45 in 1870 but 69 in 1880. Church records show a Nora Sullivan who died Jan. 16, 1914 ae 100 |
|
Sullivan |
Timothy Lovina infants |
1855-1935 1880-1918 |
15C |
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Sullivan |
Willie James |
d. May 26, 1888 d. May 29, 1888 |
18C |
ae 2 yrs 6 mos 5 days ae 4 yrs 2 mos 7 days they were the sons of John D. and Sarah E. Sullivan |
|
Sweeney |
Cornelius |
d. Apr. 6, 1878(?) ae 69(?) |
2F |
very worn stone |
|
Sweeney |
Dennis Johanna his wife Michael F. Jeremiah |
d. Oct. 26, 1893 ae 56 d. May 4, 1882 ae 44 1879-1910 (June 29) 1867-1934 |
21F |
James Warren is also on this stone |
|
Sweeney |
Jeremiah Mary OConnor his wife Anne Margaret E. Julia M. Dennis E. |
1836-1912 (Mar. 16) 1836-1910 (Jul. 13) 1868-1929 1882-1965 1875-1958 1873-1949 |
24C |
small stones Anne, Mother and Father these are all children of Jeremiah and Mary. They lived on the South Canton Rd in Potsdam in 1905 and in the 1880 census they had nine children
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Sweeney |
Johanna |
d. Nov. 8, 1887 ae 60 |
13D |
wife of Patrick Sweeney |
|
Sweeney |
John Jeremiah |
1833-1900 1865-1890 |
14C |
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|
Sweeney |
Michael Ellen his wife Margaret Anna Ella |
1828-1920 1838-1906 (June 24) 1874-1903 (Aug. 5) 1869-1886 (Aug. 27) 1871-1888 (Jul. 1) |
33D |
he was a farmer in Potsdam in 1870. Small stones Mother and Father
Anna had a twin brother John ae 16/11/25. Dau of Michael ans Ellen Sweeney |
|
Sweeney |
Michael Bernard Katherine Stratton his wife |
1870-1929 1880-1956 |
42A |
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Tebo |
Ambrose
George |
1826-1911 (Oct. 20)
d. Oct. 16, 1885 |
20A |
lived in Schuyler Falls NY in 1870 and on Larned St. in Potsdam in 1905. Their daughter Olive Cromp is also buried with them son of Ambrose and Mary Tebo, d. ae 17 yrs 2 mos. |
|
Thomas |
Ella Catherine Donovan Ella Catherine |
1876-1912 (May 12) 1912 |
55A |
wife of Hubert Thomas. Buried with Florence K. Donovan infant daughter |
|
Toomey |
Alice |
d. Jan. 2, 1887 ae 7 weeks(?) |
4E |
daughter of Daniel and Kate Toomey |
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Trombley |
(no name given in record) |
d. Oct. 19, 1887 |
11C |
no age given, plot bought by Henry Trombley |
|
Trumble |
Mary Jane |
d. Jan. 13, 1893 ae 16yr 9 mo |
30G |
plot bought by Frank Trumble (Trombley?) |
|
Valier |
Edward |
d. May 1, 1892 ae 75 |
21D |
Co. B 16th NY Vol. Inf |
|
Viau(?) |
Oliver Joseph |
d. ______ 20, 1884 Mar. 14, 18__ - ___ 14, 1886 |
25E |
very worn stone. Children of ________ and Sophia Viau(?) or Vuaia(?). There is also an empty pedestal in this plot |
|
Walsh |
Rev. Thomas John |
d. Nov. 2, 1888 ae 73 d. Feb. 27, 1886 ae 59 |
43E |
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Warren |
James |
1845-1914 (Nov. 29) |
21F |
listed on same stone as family of Dennis Sweeney |
|
Waters |
Frank |
d. Sep. 1, 1878(?) ae 8(?) |
2E |
son of Thomas and Margaret Waters |
|
Welch |
Michael Catherine his wife |
1829-1895 (Apr. 7) 1825- no date (Dec. 28, 1902) |
45D |
he is listed as Walsh in Church records |
|
Wheeler |
Margaret Charles E. Clara A. |
1833-1910 1862-1867 1865-1886 |
13A |
wife of Orison(?) O. Wheeler who was a deputy sheriff in Potsdam in 1870 |
|
Willis |
Mary |
1861-1898 (Jan. 21) |
60D |
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Wineberg |
Rosanna Akey |
1865-1902 (Aug. 8) |
48D |
buried with her parents(?) Thomas and Mary Akey |
|
Wolf |
Ruth G. |
d. Feb. 29, 1904 |
50A |
ae 2 yrs 4 mos. Daughter of Henry and Lena Wolf |
|
Woods |
Ida Mary |
d. Nov. 10, 1898 ae 2 |
46A |
plot bought by Joseph Woods
|
|
Woods |
Peter Sarah Meaney his wife Thomas Julia Sullivan his wife William J. Margaret E. |
Aug. 15, 1828- Feb. 23, 1896 1830-1904 1862-1943 1868-1939 May 29, 1896-Dec. 17, 1961 Jul. 7, 1907- Mar. 28, 1993 |
45C |
small stones Father, Mother, Thomas and Julia Church records say she died Sep. 3, 1905 ae 76 lived on Pierrepont Ave. in Potsdam in 1905.
son of Thomas Woods above |
|
Wright |
Frank D. Sarah Devlin his wife |
1863-1945 1870-1954 |
58E |
their daughter Jennie Hennessey is also in this plot |
|
Yell |
Elizabeth Elizabeth Freddie Andrew |
d. June 23, 1877 d. June 5, 1877 ae 5 mos d. Dec. 19, 1880 d. Jan. 1, 1881 |
5A |
ae 19 yrs 10 mos, wife of Lewis Yell ae 4 yrs 2 mos. Son of L. and Octava Yell ae 2 yrs 10 mos. Son of L. and Octava Yell Lewis Yell Jr. was 18 in 1870 living with his parents Lewis and Celia. The last name was probably Yelle |
|
Yette |
Joseph |
d. Oct. 27, 1895 ae 55(?) |
40F |
plot bought by Joseph Yette |
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Allen |
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3B |
small stone with no last name or dates |
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Bess |
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52D(?) |
A small stone which may be Gaynor or Sullivan |
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Celia Charles John Freddie Nellie Josephine |
d. June 6, 1879 ae 22 d. Apr. 27, 1872 d. Aug. 15, 1872 d. Mar. 5, 1874 d. Jan. __, 18__ ae 6 mos no dates |
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wife of Edward _______. This stone is very worn ae 6yrs __mos ae 8 yrs 7 mos
this is the Louis Foster plot but no last names were visible |
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Emma Stone |
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39E |
wife of George _______. Stone is broken in half and only the top half could be found |
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Mary Anna |
d. Jul. 7, 1898 ae 18 mos d. May 16, 1887 ae 6 weeks |
24F |
there is no last name on these markers, but they may be either in the Delaney or St. Denis plot |
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Maurice |
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57D(?) |
no last name or dates, and even the row may not be correct |
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54A or B |
GAR "Father" and "Mother", but no names or dates. May be in the JF Arno plot |
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d. Nov. 18, 1878 |
42C |
"his wife died ae 80. Erected by his daughter(?)" Broken and worn stone with no names legible, but this is the Joseph LaDuke plot |
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17C |
empty pedestal |
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11A |
small stones Mother and Farther are directly behind the OLeary lot and may be for them |
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5C |
empty pedestal |
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56G |
empty pedestal in the Parisien plot |
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42G |
empty pedestal |
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23F |
a pedestal and a completely dissolved gravestone |
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19G |
pedestal with a broken stone |
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14F |
two broken and completely illegible stones in the Israel Basnette plot |