To view a brief biographic overview of the person listed, click their name.
To view an approximate location of the person’s grave marker, click the green symbol below each name.
The location grid system is only accurate to the nearest 3 x 3-meter grid.
On the resulting map, next click the circle image at the lower-right corner of the interface to see the map as a photographic view.
The precise location of some grave markers are not known.
Susanna Wright
1697-1784
Sericulturist/Pundit
Samuel Blunston
1689-1745
Settler/Surveyor
John Wright, Sr.
1667-1749
Adventurer/Founder
Robert Barber
1692-1749
Settler/Sheriff
Catherine Ross Claiborne
1790-1859
Daughter of Signatory
The top row, shown below, offers help in locating specific areas of the cemetery.
The notable individuals below them lack sufficient information to offer a suitable biography like the section above.
However, as those above, the symbol below their name will link to the location of their grave marker.
Cemetery Cottage
Offices and archives
Columbarium
Ashes to ashes
Civil War Vets
Field of honor
Pet Cemetery
We care about them, too
Veteran’s Row
Never forget
W. Robert Crane
1818-1891
Railroader/Bridge Burner
John Conklin Lockard
1827-1905
Bridge Burner
Jacob S. Rich
1798-1877
Bridge Burner
William Campbell
1745
Carved own tombstone
William Bailey
1853-1937
Prolific Town Photographer