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Lansingville Cemetery |
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Located on Lansingville Road, Lansing, New York Cemetery is active. About 1805, twelve members of the First Presbyterian Church of Milton at King Ferry, Cayuga, New York, were dismissed to form a Presbyterian church in Lansingville, known as the Second Church of Milton. Locally, it was known as the "Teetertown Church". Upon the organization of the town of Lansing, it became known as "The Church of Lansing". The building was raised September 25, 1805. This was the first frame of any size, framed by the square rule in Milton. The house was enclosed and floors laid, and no more was done until 1816. The pulpit was not built until 1826. Rev. Jabez Chadwick organized and ministered to it and was installed as pastor February 26, 1806. Rev. John Bascom succeeded him in 1818 and remained until his death in 1828, and was buried in the rear of the church, as a lot was reserved for a cemetery. Mr. Chadwick returned and stayed until 1831 when he left to form the church at Five Corners. Rev. Alexander M. Cowan officiated from 1834-36. The First Free Congregational Church of Genoa, at Five Corners, was organized January 1, 1831, as the Congregational Church of Lansing and Genoa, by thirteen male and twenty-five female "seceders" from the Presbyterian Church of Lansingville. On January 11, 1831, Levi Palmer and Caleb Lyon, Jr., were elected deacons. On January 7, 1834, the present name of the church was adopted. On March 9, 1842, the Lansingville Church, from which the original members of this church withdrew because of a preference for the Congregational form of government, dissolved and united with the First Free Congregational Church of Genoa. The church at Lansingville was sold at public sale for $175.00 and taken down and moved away by S.S. Todd in the summer of 1854. On October 25, 1855 citizens of Lansingville and vicinity were called together by public notice to consider an association to obtain and hold the lot of land formerly occupied by the Presbyterian church for a public cemetery. The Lansingville Cemetery Association was established in 1855. The first known burial was that of Lucy Baird, daughter of Wm. & Anna Baird, who died December 17, 1814, at the age of 5 years. View Map (Tax Map, off-site from Tompkins Co. Gov.) Link to Veterans Buried in Lansingville Cemetery View photo of Veterans Memorial This record is as complete as possible at this time. |
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Please use Notes as a guide only! |
Lot | Surname | Given Name/Relationship | Birth, Death Dates, Age | Notes | |
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South (left) side of entrance drive, recording the burials from the front of the cemetery to the back. There are four lots in each row and they are listed from north to south. | |||||
Row 1 | |||||
2N | GLANISTER | Eliza R. | No Dates | Lot 2 North | |
MOREY | Child | 1891 | Lot 2 North. Morey Child. No headstone. | ||
2S | SWAYZE | Charles | 1863-1946 | Lot 2 South. It is thought that two small children were moved here from another site, but no markers were moved. | |
SWAYZE | Flora | 1870-1944 | |||
SWAYZE | Thorpe, their son | 1903- | |||
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36 | MOREY | Eugene | Dec 30, 1857 - May 26, 1914 | |
MOREY | Sarah Harrington, w/o Eugene Morey | Aug 16, 1871 - Dec 16, 1944 | |||
MOREY | Lucian, s/o G.W. & Catherine Morey | died Aug 1, 1885, aged 31y | |||
38 | PEARCE | Thomas ![]() |
died Jan 18, 1864, age 41y, 2m, 13d | Co. F, 111 Regt., N.Y. Vol., Civil War | |
PEARCE | Jane Coe, w/o Thomas Pearce | 1823-1908 | |||
PEARCE | Frederick W., s/o T. & J. Pearce | Aug 18, 1857 - Aug 16, 1859 | |||
PEARCE | Robert T., s/o T. & J. Pearce | Apr 5, 1854 - May 6, 1854 | |||
PEARCE | Frederick, s/o T. & J. Pearce | Nov 17, 1847 - Apr 27, 1850 | |||
72 | PEARCE | Cora J., d/o W. & S. Pearce | 1886-1889 | Lot purchased by Warren Pearce/Pierce 1889 | |
BOLES | Eli | 1849-1938 | |||
BOLES | Lottie, w/o Eli Boles | 1851-1897 | |||
Row 2 | |||||
4 | SWARTWOOD | Leroy | 1828-1893 | ||
SWARTWOOD | Flora Smith | died June 17, 1883, ae. 22y, 5m | |||
SWARTWOOD | Sarah | No Dates | Headstone not found in 2007 | ||
34 | STOUT | Infant Daughter | 12 days | taken from old records; not on burial records; can no longer read headstone | |
STOUT | Luther C., s/o A.H. & Hannah Stout | died Oct 10, 1869, age 10y, 2m | |||
STOUT | Hannah Castle, w/o Abram H. Stout | died Apr 3, 1889, age 74y, 8d | |||
STOUT | Abram H. | died Jul 28, 1861, age 49y | |||
40N | Lot purchased by Julia Smith in 1916. There is indication of burials but no headstones. The following 2 burials have been placed in the record in this lot but it is unknown if this is actually the correct location of the burials in this cemetery. | ||||
SMITH | Joseph | died 1916, aged 47y | Brother to Julia Smith Gallow | ||
GALLOW | Julia Smith, w/o Elmer Gallow | died Aug 23, 1937 | Elmer Gallow, h/o Julia Smith is buried in Newfield, NY with his first wives. | ||
40S | DATES | Bryant M., s/o John Dates & Etta Bryant | 1893-1972 | Born Jun 17, 1893; died Jul 21, 1972 | |
DATES | Nellie M. Harris, w/o Bryant Dates | Apr 19, 1895-Feb 8, 1987, age 91y | Daughter of Charles A. Harris & Mary A. Monroe; born in Slaterville Springs, NY | ||
DATES | Harris B. | 1916- | |||
DATES | Clara S. "Stevie" | 1919-1970 | |||
DATES | Jeanett | died Oct 24, 1918, aged 7 weeks | Laura Jeanett, d/o Bryant & Nellie (Harris) Dates | ||
DATES | Harriett, d/o Bryant & Nellie (Harris) Dates | Nov 26, 1927 - Jan 2, 1928, aged 5 weeks | |||
70N | WIXSON | Robert and Raymond, twin sons of Violet & Hugh Wixson | died Oct 13, 1926 | ||
MORGAN | Mary A. | 1877-1956 | Mother of Nellie Dates and Mary V. "Violet" Wixson | ||
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WIXSON | Mary V., d/o Charles Harris & Mary Monroe | 1898 - Sep 21, 1975, aged 77y | ||
HEATH | Florence V.Wixson, d/o Hugh & Mary V. (Harris) Wixson; w/o Claude Heath | Jun 8, 1923 - June 19, 1996 | |||
70S | SWAYZE | Leonard E. ![]() |
May 28, 1896 - Jan 29, 1972 | CPL, Co. E, 358 Infantry, World War I | |
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6 | BEACH | Reuben | died Mar 31, 1877, age 82y | ||
BEACH | Phebe B., wife of Reuben Beach | died Aug 1, 1886, age 84y | In the 1880 census Phebe B. Beach, age 77, is living with Wilmer and Frances E. Stout, listed as Mother-in-Law. | ||
BEACH | Lewis S., son of Reuben & Phebe Beach | died Dec 1, 1876, age 28y | |||
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GREEN | George W. | Apr 13, 1840 - Jul 27, 1872 | ||
GREEN | Esther Ann B., his wife | died Mar 12, 1866, age 26y | Marker is broken; cannot read anything but year. 1860 census has Esther Beach, dau. of Reuben Beach, born about 1843. | ||
GREEN | Venace, son | died Aug 2, 1866, age 15y, 6m | Impossible to read headstone. Age at death is probably incorrect based on age of mother at death. | ||
GREEN | Infant Son | No Dates | Impossible to read anything on this marker other than Infant and April | ||
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32 | SMITH | Ananias | Jul 15, 1801 - Dec 30, 1871 | |
SMITH | Anner, w/o Ananias Smith | May 8, 1809 - May 8, 1858 | |||
SMITH | Reuben M. | Apr 6, 1853 - Dec 1, 1917 | |||
SMITH | Emma L., w/o Reuben Smith | Oct 9, 1855 - Mar 23, 1834 | |||
SMITH | Anna L., c/o R.M. & E.L. Smith | Nov 7, 1875 - July 8, 1890 | |||
SMITH | Virga E., c/o R.M. & E.L. Smith | Apr 23, 1882 - Aug 1, 1898 | |||
SMITH | Lina H., c/o R.M. & E.L. Smith | Oct 7, 1885 - Mar 29, 1902 | |||
42 | SMITH | Sarah E., w/o John W. Smith | died Sep 7, 1873, age 31y, 3d | ||
SMITH | Owen | died Jun 30, 1894, age 32 y | At Rest | ||
Cannot read anything on this headstone | |||||
SMITH | George | died Mar 15, 188_ | Cannot read last number in year of death | ||
SMITH | Philip | died Jan 14, 1872, age 63y | |||
68 | DOOLITTLE | Horace | Sep 18, 1828 - Jul 3, 1871 | taken from old record; cannot read dates; not in association records. Lot purchased by Benjamin Fletcher in 1860. | |
Broken headstone, face down | |||||
Row 4 | |||||
8 | DAVIS | George | 1825-1886 | ||
DAVIS | J.J., son of George & L.J. Davis | died Apr 1, 1865, age 3y, 11m, 20d | |||
30N | ROE | Eunice M., d/o John & Sarah Pender Calhoun; w/o Joseph Roe | 1919-1997 | Residing in Lexington, Kentucky at time of death. Lot purchased by John Calhoun | |
ROE | Joseph J. | 1915-1998 | |||
CALHOUN | Sarah Pender, w/o John Calhoun | 1879-Jan or Jun 17, 1961, age 81y | |||
CALHOUN | Scott | No dates; age 6y | Headstone between John & Sarah, face down. Presume it to be burial of John & Sarah's son, Scott (information from burial records). | ||
CALHOUN | John W. | 1870-1961 | |||
CALHOUN | Mildred | No Dates | Infant d/o Wesley Calhoun | ||
CALHOUN | Alberta | No Dates | Infant d/o Bert Calhoun | ||
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30S | CALHOUN | Wesley John ![]() |
Jul 4, 1896 - Jul 19, 1951 | New York, Sea, US Navy, World War I. Lot purchased by Wesley Calhoun |
CALHOUN | Ethel M., w/o Wesley Calhoun | 1906-1957 | |||
CALHOUN | Lawrence, s/o Wesley & Ethel Calhoun | No Dates | |||
CALHOUN | Walter E. | Feb 5, 1942 - Mar 26, 1990 | |||
44 | DICKERSON | Mary Collins, wife of Lewis Dickerson | died Jan 1, 1871, aged 85y, 2m, 22d | Born Oct 9, 1785, Smithfield, Northampton, PA to Thomas Collins (Revolutionary War) & Leah Mullen | |
DICKERSON | Daniel J., s/o Lewis & Mary Dickerson | Apr 28, 1824 - Apr 20, 1894, aged 70y | |||
DICKERSON | Sophia Smith, wife of Daniel J. Dickerson | Jun 18, 1827 - Aug 9, 1888, aged 61y | |||
DICKERSON | Wilford B., s/o Daniel & Sophia (Smith) Dickerson | Jan 26, 1855 - Mar 31, 1887, aged 32y, 2m, 5d | |||
DICKERSON | Nellie | died Dec 30, 1879 | This was a young child as indicated by the lamb on top of the small stone. Age might have been 1 year, 10 months, but only 10 months is clear | ||
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66 | RILEY | Edward J. ![]() |
Jun 9, 1842 - Jul 4, 1863 | CORP. Edward J. Riley Co. K, 111 Regt. N.Y. Vol Born at Albany June 9, 1842 Died a Hero At Gettysburg July 4, 1863 of Wounds Received in Battle While Carrying the Flag of his Country He enlisted on 29 Jul 1862 at Genoa, Cayuga Co., New York. |
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10 | HALL | Ezra | died Oct 27, 1861 or 1862, age 91y, 4m, 7d | Ezra Hall was born June 20, 1770 in Uxbridge, Worcester, MA to Edward and Lydia (Brown) Hall. His family removed to Croydon, NH where he married Mary "Molly" Leland, daughter of Jacob Leland and Anna Taylor. They were in Cayuga Co., NY by 1810 when Ezra appears in the 1810 Sempronius, Cayuga, NY census, and then settled in Tompkins Co., NY. The Genealogy of Pliny Hall (son of Ezra) gives Ezra's death year as 1861 instead of 1862 as inscribed on his headstone. Calculating his age at death and using 1861 as written in the genealogy of his son, his birth date would match June 20, 1770 as recorded in the Massachusetts Vital Records. |
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HALL | Mary, wife of Ezra Hall | died Mar 18, 1852, age 81y, 1m, 14d | ||
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HALL | Darius | died Apr 12, 1892, age 83y | Darius Hall was a physician and the son of Ezra & Mary Hall, born Apr 18, 1809 in either Croydon, NH or Sempronius, Cayuga, NY | |
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HALL | Mary E. Baker, w/o Darius Hall | died Mar 16, 1882, aged 69y, 9m, 26d | Daughter of Palmer Baker and Susanna Bower. They are buried in the German (or Old Dutch) Cemetery located a short distance from Lansingville Cemetery. | |
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HASKIN | Clinton A. | 1834-1919 | ||
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HASKIN | Marian E. Hall, his wife | 1843-1912 | daughter of Darius & Mary Hall | |
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HASKIN | Ada L., their daughter | 1865-1866 | On headstone with parents | |
HALL | Herbert S., son of Darius & Mary E. Hall | died Aug 9, 1839, ae. 1y, 6m, 12d | |||
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HASKIN | died Mar 15, 1866, aged 1y, 1m, 23d | Headstone reads "Daughter of Clinton A. & Marian E. Haskin". Presume this would be their daughter, Ada L. | ||
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28 | BAKER | William S., s/o Daniel & Mary Baker | 1830-1897 | |
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BAKER | Mary Ellen Hall, w/o William S. Baker & d/o Pliny & Emily (Russell) Hall | 1838-1899 | Mary Ellen was shown as living with her uncle Darius Hall at the time of the 1850 US Census for Lansing, however she also appeared in the home of her father, Pliny, in the 1850 census for Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY. Pliny Hall is interred in the Ithaca City Cemetery. Darius Hall, in his Will (proven May 26, 1892) gave $50 to his niece, Mary Ellen Baker "in view of past kindnesses and for personal regard". Also named as heirs were Amy Baker of Colorado Springs, CO, William Baker and Pliny Baker of Lansing. | |
BAKER | Emily | 1859-1880 | |||
BAKER | Fredreka L. | 1862-1883 | |||
BAKER | Edwin H., s/o William & Mary Ellen Baker | 1866-Jan 15, 1867, aged 9m | |||
BAKER | Amy C. | 1868-1893 | |||
46N | SMITH | Glen ![]() |
1841-1921 | Co. W, NY Inf., 2nd Bat., A.A.R. | |
SMITH | Frances L. Morland, w/o Glen Smith | 1843-1914 | |||
SMITH | George, s/o Glen & Frances Smith | died Mar 15, 1885, aged 12y, 3m, 19d | Headstone not found; not in burial records; taken from headstone reading by Isabelle Parish | ||
46S | CASTERLINE | James H. | 1858-1923 | His first wife, Wealthy M. Hall, died 1912 and is interred with parents, William B. & Elizabeth (Strong) Hall in King Ferry, NY | |
CASTERLINE | Nettie M. Gallow | 1875 - Jun 26, 1941 | |||
64 | Purchased by Daniel Bower in 1859; no markers on this lot. | ||||
Row 6 | |||||
12 | FLETCHER | Abel | died Oct 27, 1888, aged 80y | ||
FLETCHER | Mary T. | died Dec 8, 1888, aged 74y, 9m | Rootsweb Gedcom has Mary Tuttle Todd, daughter of Josiah Todd and Lucretia Ingersoll, born Mar 14, 1816 in Lansing, NY, married Abel Fletcher June 30, 1843. | ||
FLETCHER | Dana W. | 1847-Sep 6, 1886, aged 39y, 5m, 16d | |||
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TODD | Josiah ![]() |
died May 8, 1865, aged 83y, 9m, 13d | Born 1781 in Connecticut, he is thought to be the son of Abner Todd and Mary Tuttle. Married Lucretia Ingersoll in 1806. The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography has that Josiah was the son of an American Revolution soldier and that he himself served in the War of 1812. | |
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TODD | Lucretia Ingersoll, w/o Josiah Todd & d/o Moses Ingersoll and Sarah Parsons | died Jun 21, 1863, aged 75y, 4m, 12d | ||
Mary | Small headstone for child. Can only read "Mary". | ||||
26 | Lot Purchased by Samuel D. Baker in 1870; no headstones found. | ||||
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48N | BEACH | Orson W. | Jun 7, 1865 - Jan 28, 1905 | 1870 census indicate Son of George W. & Mary Beach |
BEACH | Almon J. | Feb 24, 1858 - Mar 14, 1906 | 1870 census indicate Son of George W. & Mary Beach | ||
WOLCOTT | Thomas | 1873-1940 | |||
WOLCOTT | Leland M. | 1918-1930 | |||
WOLCOTT | Leafy | 1873-1941 | |||
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48S & 62 | ALEXANDER | Richard A., s/o Zina W. "ZW" & Anna Alexander | Jan 17, 1862 - Dec 22, 1941 | Lots 48S and 62 are being combined into one record; Lot 48S and 62 purchased by Jefferson Brooks in 1869; Richard Alexander bought 4 plots in Lot 48S in 1892; |
BROOKS | Sarah J., d/o Jefferson & Margaret Brooks | 1859 - May 4, 1928, aged 68y | |||
BROOKS | Mary, d/o Jefferson Brooks & Sally Jane Taylor | Dec 22, 1849 - Dec 12, 1870 | |||
ALEXANDER | Minnie C. Brooks, w/o Richard Alexander and d/o Jefferson & Margaret Brooks | Jan 27, 1869 - Dec 12, 1891 | |||
BROOKS | Jefferson, s/o James Brooks & Margaret Hargen | Dec 22, 1814 - Oct 8, 1890 | His first wife, Sally Jane Taylor (1821-1854) interred in Groton, NY | ||
BROOKS | Margaret White, w/o Jefferson Brooks | Dec 25, 1824 - Jan 2, 1902 | |||
BROOKS | Melvin J., s/o Jefferson & Margaret (White) Brooks | 1863 - Nov 1, 1925, aged 62y | |||
PATCHEN | Lillie Mae, 2nd w/o Richard A. Alexander, d/o Lewis A. Patchen & Fanny Jenks | Apr 20, 1864 - Aug 30, 1956 | |||
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14 | WIANT | Alexander | 1803-1851 | Lot purchase by Jane Wyant spelled Wiant on headstones | |
WIANT | Jane Horton, his wife, d/o John Horton & Sarah Hagar | 1800-1886 | Sister of Cornelia (Horton) Brooks, w/o Alfred Brooks | ||
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CROCKER | Frank | 1840-1911 | ||
CROCKER | Bertha D., his wife | 1840-1929 | |||
CROCKER | Charles J., their son | 1877-1898 | |||
24 | MEAL | William G. | Oct 16, 1924 - Aug 8, 1996 | Son of William G. Meal, Sr. and Myrtle Eleanor Inman | |
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INMAN | Lemuel, s/o Henry E. Inman & Elenor A. Collins | Apr 23, 1870 - May 4, 1941 | ||
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INMAN | Delta E. Butts, w/o Lemuel Inman, d/o Irvin & Mary Butts | Aug 14, 1876 - Mar 22, 1973 | ||
BUTTS | Irvin | 1844-1926 | |||
BUTTS | Mary E., his wife | 1853-1924 | |||
BUTTS | Elmer, s/o Irvin & Mary Butts | 1879-1966 | |||
50N | STOUT | George Hauna | Nov 6, 1884 - May 18, 1981 | died Loma Linda, CA | |
STOUT | Lila Adell | Dec 1, 1982 - Apr 6, 1982 | died Loma Linda, CA | ||
STOUT | Lillian Miles | 1862-1932 | |||
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STOUT | S. Wilmer ![]() |
1844-Nov 30, 1925, aged 81y | Sergeant S. Wilmer Stout N.Y. Vol. Co. F 9th H.A. 6th Army Corps. 1862-1865 Wounded in Battle of Cedar Creek October 19, 1864 |
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50S | HEATH | Claude T. | Nov 5, 1945 - Mar 20, 1993, aged 47y | ||
60 | HENRY | Gertrude | 1878-1961 | old record had Mrs. ? Underwood Henry, d. Oct 20, 1961, age 83y | |
HENRY | David | 1879-1963 | |||
HENRY | Harry U. | 1914-Jan 20, 1991, aged 76y | |||
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16 | Lot purchased by Amos Beach in 1883. There are burials on this lot but no markers are found | ||||
22 | NEDROW | D. Jason | 1906-Dec 28, 1992 | ||
NEDROW | Lina A. Rose, w/o D. Jason Nedrow; d/o Allen & Florence (Haskin) Rose | 1903-1968 | |||
JOHNSON | Norma Rose, d/o Allen & Florence (Haskin) Rose; w/o Dr. Seth Darwin Johnson | 1902-1969 | |||
JOHNSON | Seth Darwin | 1903-1975 | |||
ROSE | Allen D. | 1865-1931 | |||
ROSE | Florence Haskin, w/o Allen Rose & d/o Clinton & Marian (Hall) Haskin | 1870-1967 | |||
WEIBLY | Olive Marian Rose, d/o of Allen & Florence (Haskin) Rose; w/o Sam Weibly | May 5, 1893 - May 30, 1971 | Inscribed on back of Headstone: Married Charles F. Eilenberger, November 28, 1917 | ||
ROSE | Clinton W. ![]() |
Feb 2, 1896 - Dec 29, 1991, aged 95y | US Army, World War I Son of Allen and Florence (Haskin) Rose |
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52N | CRANMER | Charles E. ![]() |
Sep 17, 1930 - Sep 15, 2003 | US Army, Korea | |
52S | WORSELL | John James Sr., s/o Ben Worsell | 1923-Apr 15, 1980 | ||
58 | no markers on this lot | ||||
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18 | DAVIS | Samuel L. | 1839-1902 | |
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DAVIS | Abby L. | 1846-1908 | ||
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DAVIS | Emma S., w/o Samuel Davis | 1842-Aug 31, 1864, aged 22y, 2m, 8d | ||
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DAVIS | Lewellin B., their son | 1864 - Apr 8, 1865, aged 13m | ||
DAVIS | Isaac | 1841-1895 | |||
20 | HOWARD | Michael ![]() |
died Aug 1865, aged 40y | 111 Reg. N.Y.S. Volunteers, Civil War | |
HOWARD | Mary A. | No Dates | To the Memory of My Mother | ||
HOWARD | Linford ![]() |
No Dates | 175 NY inf., Civil War | ||
MacMANES | Stanley ![]() |
May 18, 1918 - Feb 21, 1999 | World War II; s/o James & Catharine MacManes; no headstone | ||
MacMANES | Robert W. ![]() |
Dec 30, 1907 - Sep 20, 1981 | PFC, US Army, World War II | ||
MacMANES | James D. | 1867-1935 | |||
MacMANES | Catharine Miller, w/o James MacManes | 1883-1959 | Married September 24, 1903 | ||
54N | CALHOUN | Vivian M. | 1913-1976 | ||
CALHOUN | Warren, so John W. & Sarah (Pender) Calhoun | Jan 5, 1902 - Jan 27, 2000, aged 98y | |||
54S | GRANT | John M. | 1839-1920 | ||
GRANT | Susan W. Lyon, his wife | 1834-1920 | |||
56 | INMAN | David H., s/o LeRoy Riley Inman & Ethel Anna Bower | May 6, 1919 - Dec 17, 1961 | ||
INMAN | Helen M. Humulock | Apr 1920 - Aug 1970 | |||
HARVEY | Nancy Inman, d/o David & Helen Inman | 1942 - Oct 23, 1999, aged 57y | Obituary has Turner as her last name | ||
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74 | CLARK | Cyrus | died Mar 28, 1850, aged 71y | Age at death could be 71y, 8d, taken from old record; headstone is broken and not readable | |
CLARK | Lucy, w/o Cyrus Clark | died Jan 30, 1845, aged 58y, 4m, 8d | |||
CLARK | Stephen W. | Sep 9, 1809 - Jun 8, 1884 | |||
CLARK | Sarah Ann Conrad, his wife | Apr 18, 1814 - Nov 7, 1890 | |||
CLARK | Allen M. | died Feb 28, 1871 | Our Brother | ||
CLARK | James B., s/o Stephen W. & Sarah A. Clark | died Feb 29, 1848, aged 2m | |||
CLARK | George, s/o Stephen W. & Sarah A. Clark | died Jul 9, 1845, aged 1y, 10m, 28d | |||
CLARK | George | Oct 5, 1855 - Oct 2, 1885 | |||
CLARK | Oren, s/o Stephen W. & Sarah A.Clark | died Mar 3, 1855, ae 3y, 10m, 7d | |||
112 | No markers, no records for this lot | ||||
114 | no markers, no records for this lot | ||||
152 | WAGER | Bert, s/o Elias & Eliza Wager | died Dec 25, 1940, aged 73y | Born abt. 1867; died in Auburn, NY at home of his sister, Mrs. Daniel W. (Daisy Wager) Bacon | |
WAGER | Jefferson Brooks, s/o Elias & Eliza (Brooks) Wager | No Dates | From family records: born abt. 1875; died before May 1928. He was listed as a surviving son in his mother's obituary, May 1922, but not listed in the May 1928 obit for one of his sisters. | ||
WAGER | Carl, infant s/o Jefferson Brooks & Bertha (Casterline) Wager | No Dates | |||
WAGER | Lawrence, infant s/o Jefferson Brooks & Bertha (Casterline) Wager | No Dates | |||
WAGER | Maggie, d/o Elias & Eliza (Brooks) Wager | 1873-1886 | |||
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WAGER | Eliza Brooks, w/o Elias Wager and d/o Jefferson Brooks and his first wife, Sally Jane Taylor | Nov 8, 1847 - May 21, 1922 | ||
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WAGER | Elias ![]() |
1838 - Oct 8, 1912, aged 74y | Co. E, 64 Regt., N.Y. Vol., Civil War Son of Admiral and Margaret Wager |
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76 | NORTH | Thomas ![]() |
died May 30, 1815, aged 57y, 9m | In Memory of |
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DAVIS | William | died Nov 21, 1848, aged 26y, 26d | ||
DAVIS | Samuel, s/o Samuel & Margaret Davis | died Aug 25, 1805, aged 13y, 10m | |||
DAVIS | Margaret Bauer, w/o Samuel Davis | died Aug 21, 1850, aged 78y, 4m, 11d | |||
DAVIS | Samuel | died Feb 7, 1825, aged 57y, 10m, 12d | Lansing church records have that Samuel married Margaret Bauer on 23 August 1791 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania | ||
110 | GARD | Margaret, d/o Thomas & Catherine Gard | died Dec 1856, aged 3y | ||
GARD | Thomas | Impossible to read anything other than the name on this headstone | |||
116 | no markers; no records for this lot | ||||
150N | INMAN | George, s/o Henry E. Inman & Elenor A. Collins | Aug 17, 1867 - Jan 18, 1942 | North portion of lot purchased by George Inman in 1889 | |
150S | INMAN | Stephen R., s/o George Inman & Ella Ross | Feb 2, 1893 - Mar 22, 1990 | Wife, Rosetta Inman, interred Pine Grove Cemetery, Lansing, NY | |
INMAN | Ella R. Ross, w/o George L. Inman | 1871-1952 | |||
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78 | HEDDEN | Mary | died Sep 19, 1815, aged 87y | Rootsweb gedcom has Mary as born 1725 in Essex County, New Jersey; married to Daniel Hedden, born 1723 in Essex County, New Jersey. Her maiden name is unknown. |
DAVIS | Jacob | died May 9, 1859, aged 22y | |||
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DAVIS | Arminta, d/o Lewelin & Mary Davis | died Jun 27, 1844, aged 1y, 10m, 27d | ||
DAVIS | Mary A., w/o Lewelin Davis | died Dec 4, 1849, aged 26y, 2m, 9d | |||
DAVIS | Maria, w/o Lewelin Davis | died Feb 8, 1841, aged 28y, 3m, 12d | |||
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DAVIS | Lewelin | died Mar 6, 1861, aged 44y, 3m, 14d | ||
108 | TILLOTSON | Bishop C. | died Mar 1839, aged 53y | ||
STANTON | Miles | died Sep 29, 1861, aged 33y | |||
small shale stone, face missing | |||||
118 | BURNS | Michael, s/o Wm. & Mary Burns | died Oct 10, 1865, aged 23y, 3m, 13d | ||
148 | no markers, no records | ||||
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80 | no markers; no records | ||||
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106 | PATCHEN | Asel | died Sep 18, 1816, aged 86y | Engraved Aset on headstone. Believe this is Asel Patchen and that the l in Asel was misstruck as a t when engraved as the vertical cut of the letter is much finer than that of the t in Patchen. Possible that this is Asahel Patchen who, according to a Rootsweb Gedcom, died before Dec 1816 and was of Genoa, Cayuga Co., NY. |
EDDY | Hester, w/o Asa Eddy | died Oct 13, 1829, aged 60y | date and age from old record; impossible to read in 2009 | ||
120 | no markers, no records | ||||
146 | LOBDELL | Douglas | 1899-1948 | ||
LOBDELL | Frances | 1894-19__ | |||
Row 14 | |||||
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82 | BAKER | Edwin S. | 1820-1889 | |
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BAKER | Adelia Shurger, w/o Edwin Baker | 1827-1901 | ||
SMITH | Lula B. | 1863-1950 | On headstone with Edwin & Adelia | ||
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104 | ALLEN | Weston | died Apr 22, 1839, aged 34y, 7m, 22d | |
ALLEN | Matilda, w/o Weston Allen and also w/o Charles Davis | died Mar 16, 1852, aged 42y, 5m, 4d | |||
ALLEN | Edwin B., s/o Weston & Matilda Allen | died Feb 13, 1834, aged 3y, 7m, 10d | |||
ALLEN | Charles W., s/o Weston & Matilda Allen | died Mar 5, 1834, aged 1y, 7m, 14d | |||
ALLEN | Harriet A., d/o Weston & Matilda Allen | died Dec 15, 1854, aged 26y, 9m, 26d | |||
122 | no markers, no records | ||||
144 | LOBDELL | Thomas M. | 1838-1888 | old record had died Sep 7, 1888, aged 50y | |
LOBDELL | Frances, w/o Thomas Lobdell | 1843-1917 | |||
LOBDELL | Freddie W. | 1874-1878 | old record had died Jul 20, 1876, aged 3y, 10m | ||
LOBDELL | Frank E. | 1861-1933 | |||
LOBDELL | Ella | 1861 - May 26, 1951, aged 89y | |||
Row 15 | |||||
Lots 84, 102 and 124 have no markers or records | |||||
142N | LANE | William L., s/o Calvin & Mary E. (Collins) Lane | died Mar 6, 1882, aged 10y, 9m, 16d | Birth calculated as May 19, 1871 | |
LANE | Calvin C., s/o Calvin & Mary E. (Collins) Lane | died Dec 21, 1882, aged 1y, 9m, 2d | Birth calculated as Mar 19, 1881 | ||
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LANE | Calvin ![]() |
1842 - Nov 5,1914 | Co. G, 10 NY Calv., Civil War. Enlisted Aug 29, 1864 at Truxton, NY; mustered out Jun 3, 1865 at Alexandria, VA. Son of Freeman & Margaret (Learn) Lane | |
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LANE | Mary Elizabeth Collins, w/o Calvin Lane | Dec 6, 1849 - Feb 4, 1917 | Daughter of Thomas & Betsey (Moulter) Collins; Granddaughter of Thomas & Leah (Mullen) Collins | |
142S | SEARLES | Warren O. | 1888-1948 | Buried Aug 29, 1948 on Lane Lot | |
KOZEL | Edward J. ![]() |
Feb 5, 1902 - Feb 1, 1964 | New York HAI US Navy, World War I Husband of Lula M. Gallow. From obit: Born in Mosinee, WI, son of August & Annie Kozel |
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Row 16 | |||||
Lots 86, 100 and 126 have no markers, no records | |||||
140 | LOBDELL | Hiram | 1847-1882 | ||
LOBDELL | Mary L., w/o Hiram Lobdell | 1844-1879 | |||
LOBDELL | Fredireca | 1866-1882 | Given name as engraved on headstone | ||
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LOBDELL | Annis | died Dec 20, 1901, aged 62y | ||
Row 17 | |||||
Lots 88, 98, and 128 have no markers, no records | |||||
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138 | PATCHEN | Lewis A. | Apr 22, 1823 - Feb 26, 1875 | Dates from old record; stone is cracked and impossible to read dates in 2009. Patchen genealogy gives same dates as in the records; lists his wife as Fanny Jenks, born April 8, 1834, died Oct 11, 1889; parents of Lillian M. Patchen who married Richard Alexander. |
Row 18 | |||||
Lots 90 and 96 have no markers, no records | |||||
130 | LEONARD | Edward E. | died Oct 29, 1932 | ||
136 | no markers, no records | ||||
Row 19 | |||||
Lots 92, 94, 132, 134, no markers, no records |
Thank you Harold Hooper for transcribing these records into digital format, Dora Pope Worden's records.
Updated by Janet M. Nash, from the records of Dora Pope Worden, Isabelle Parish, and obits.
Thank you Darlene Jackson for sending information about the Lanes and Wagers.
Thank you Jennifer Mac Manes for sending information about the Mac Manes.
Thank you Harris B. Dates for sending in updates for the Mastins.
Thank you Jean Rumsey for sending in updates for the Swayzes.
Thank you Carolyn Murphy for updates to the Lyons.
Thank you Dawn Roe for donating photos of headstones for the Lyon and Bower families.
Thank you Andrew Halladay for donating photos of headstones for the Bower family.
Thank you Sheryl Monroe for your updates to the records (2008).
Thank you, Lansingville Cemetery Association, for donating your records. This updated record is a combination of Association burial records, inscriptions recorded from headstones by walking this cemetery, obituaries, the old records of either Isabelle Parish or Dora Pope Worden for those headstones that can no longer be found or the ones that are now impossible to read and for which there are no Association records, along with family records provided by Darlene Jackson and Cheryl Salsman (2009).
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