This is an early transcription (1923) of gravestones present in the Balesville Cemetery at the Congregational Christian Church. Many of these stones no longer exist, making this transcription important to genealogists who had family in or near Balesville.
This cemetery is located on Cherry Street in Lebanon, Hunterdon County, NJ. When the Lebanon Reformed Church burned down, they chose to rebuild on Brunswick Avenue in Lebanon. This transcription comes from the collection of Beulah Gangaware.
The cemetery is located on Trenton Avenue in Frenchtown, Hunterdon County, NJ. It was started by the Prevost Family in the early 1800s. This transcription comes from the collection of Beulah Gangaware.
Located at the end of School Street in Asbury, Franklin Township, Warren County, NJ, this cemetery began as a family or local burial ground before officially becoming the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery around 1868. The earliest recorded burials are from the Creveling family. Beulah Gangware transcribed most of the existing tombstones on September 9, 1938.
This cemetery has gone by several names over the years. It’s known as Blair Academy Cemetery, Blair Cemetery, Blairstown Cemetery and Gravel Hill Cemetery. This transcription was created by Beulah Gangaware in 1934 when she inventoried the visible gravestones and do not contain individuals buried past that date.
Union Brick Cemetery is located north of Union Brick Road, on the west side of Heller Hill Road, between Hope and Blairstown in Warren County. These inscriptions were copied and checked by members of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey on a Tombstone Hunt in July of 1962. The inscriptions have been consolidated into family groups.
This alphabetical list of gravestones was copied by the General William Maxwell Chapter No. 71, D.A.R., Belvedere, NJ, in June 1935. Some notes by Esther Read Doyle are included in parenthesis. Any names with asterisks (*) were amended by Bob Lanterman in 2000. Finally, corrections were submitted by Harry Smith in 2003.
This cemetery was also known by the name of Old Market Street Cemetery. Located at the original Wesley Chapel site on Delaware and Market Streets in Belvidere, this burying ground’s inscriptions were copied in February 1978 by Virginia Alleman Brown. Brown’s work, compared with Roseberry’s “Warren County Cemetery Inscriptions,” includes bracketed inscriptions from stones present in 1934 but missing in 1978.
This is a cemetery transcription for the “New” Belvidere Cemetery on Pequest Road in Belvidere, Oxford Township. This transcription was created by Beulah Gangaware in 1934 when she inventoried the visible gravestones. This listing contains some names different than the current listing at FindAGrave, likely because the headstones are now missing. Incorporated with this listing were some additions from the actual cemetery records.
The First Presbyterian Church, located at the intersection of Bloomfield, Westville, and Roseland Avenues, is a historical landmark with a noteworthy steeple visible from Bloomfield Ave. The adjacent burial ground, dating from 1788 to 1881, contains the graves of several Revolutionary War veterans. Despite being well-maintained, many monuments have weathered significantly, erasing numerous inscriptions. The documented graves include those of individuals such as Calvin Backus, several of the Baldwin family, and numerous others.