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Trumansburg "First" and "Old" Cemeteries

Ulysses Township, Tompkins County, NY

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The first burying ground was somewhere in the present area of Mrs. W. P. Biggs home. Its existance had been forgotten for many years until Dr. John M. Farrington, who had heard of it from Col. Camp, investigated in September 1876. He wrote, "Time and neglect have allowed the stones to fall over and they were densely covered with weeds and grass. Three only were standing." Their inscriptions were as follows:




Dec'd 1810 age XIX Oct. 18  Mary HINKLEY





In Memory of Elizabeth SCOTT

Wife of Benjamin SCOTT

Who departed this Life July the 18th 1817

Aged 64 years, 3 months, and six days





Mrs. Abby, wife of John KINGSBURY

Died Augt 23d 1813

(See Grove Cemetery, Trumansburg)



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