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==Location== | ==Location== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:50, 25 March 2014
Location
Huntersland Cemetery is located on County Route 10 (Huntersland Rd) near border of Albany and Schoharie counties in the hamlet of Huntersland.
History
The official name of the cemetery is The Union Cemetery Association of Huntersland which was decided at a meeting on September 25, 1893. The earliest burial was in 1844.
Gravestones
This is not a complete listing of gravestones at this cemetery. More gravestones will be added as time permits. Many gravestones in this cemetery can be found by following the external link below to the Berne Historical Project website.
Photos by Russ Tallman
Austin & Alice (Haight) Tallman 
Jonathan Tallman 
Caroline (Bouton) Tallman 
Abram & Mary Ann (Palmer) Tallmana 
Eli Hall & Lana ______ 
Polly _______ Hall 
Amelia (Barton) Haight 
Jane (Haight) Borthwick 
Nancy _____ Alverson 
Leonard Alverson 
Elizabeth (Wilber) Alverson 
Elizabeth Alverson 
William & Maria (Russell) Borthwick 
Seth & Sarah (Alverson) Owen 
Richard Haight 
Lloyd & Maude Hall 
Christina M. wife of Philip H. Becker 
Frank & Lura (Hall) Reinhart 
Roy Reinhart 
Gerard Canada 
Jacob & Maria (Werley) Canaday 
William & Zilpha (Crosby) Pickett 
Nicholas & Carolina (Becker) Heason 
Adam Heason
Transcription of stones
- The Berne Historical Project site has a partial listing of stones based mainly on the 1936 transcription done by Lt. Col. and Mrs Hannay.
- Huntersland Christian Cemetery - Burial listed on Schoharie County GenWeb
