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==Biographies of some people buried here== | ==Biographies of some people buried here== | ||
| + | *'''[[Bio:Gage, Nelson William, Jr.|Gage, Nelson William, Jr.]]''' - World War II Soldier | ||
*'''[[Bio:Gaige, Frank W.|Gaige, Frank W.]]''' - World War II Soldier | *'''[[Bio:Gaige, Frank W.|Gaige, Frank W.]]''' - World War II Soldier | ||
*'''[[Bio:Gaige, Walter Charles|Gaige, Walter Charles]]''' - Father of Frank W. Gaige | *'''[[Bio:Gaige, Walter Charles|Gaige, Walter Charles]]''' - Father of Frank W. Gaige | ||
Revision as of 00:20, 12 May 2015
Transcription of stones
- Michael VanAuken, died June 17, 1852 aged 33 years, 6 months and 28 days[1]
Dozens of more graves are in this cemetery.
- New York Gravestones project has photos and transcriptions of many stones by Thomas Dunne.
Biographies of some people buried here
- Gage, Nelson William, Jr. - World War II Soldier
- Gaige, Frank W. - World War II Soldier
- Gaige, Walter Charles - Father of Frank W. Gaige
- Henion, Effie D. (Gaige)
- Roach, Isaac Jonathan - Civil War Soldier
- Smith, William J. - Civil War Soldier
Sources
- ↑ From the records of early burial places on the farms in the town of Guilderland, N.Y. and surrounding towns compiled by WILLIAM A. BRINKMAN, HISTORIAN, Town of Guilderland, Altamont NY RD1, 1940
