CHERRY RIDGE CEMETERY


The Cherry Ridge Cemetery is located on the former John Utter farm in the
now-vanished settlement of Cherry Ridge, now Pequannock Watershed property,
north of the Tenneco Gas Pipeline and several hundred yards east of Cherry
Ridge Road.  It contains sixteen marked burials wherein nineteen names are
cited.  Recorded by Rev. Warren P. Coon, 1937; also recorded by Ronald J.
Dupont, Jr., 22 June 1986.

Card, Catherine, wife of Sylvester Card, d.27 Jan. 1890, a.78.10.7.
Card, Sylvester, d.1 Mar. 1881, a.73.10.20. Wife: Catherine.
G., C. E. (no date).
H., B.F., d.20 Aug. 1853.
M., A. (fieldstone, no date).
M., S.  (fieldstone, no date).
Mann, Ahijah, d.12 May (Mar.?) 1854, a.73. Wife: Mary.
Mann, Margret M., wife of Thomas A. Mann, b.17 June 1813, d.13 Jan. (June?)
1864.  
Mann, Mary, wife of Ahijah Mann, d.5 July 1855, a.71.
Mann, Rachel, d.4 July 1857, a.36.5.9.
Mann, Thomas A., d.20 Feb. 1873, a. 62.5.27. Wife: Margaret M.
Predmore, Retta A., b.12 July 1875, d.20 Mar. 1876.
Rome, John*. See  Lucretia Rome.
Rome, Katie, dau. of John and Lucretia, 1877-1880.
Rome, Lucretia, wife of John Rome, d.29 Mar. 1882, a.32.9.26.
Utter, Henry S.*. See  Loran Utter.
Utter, Julia*. See  Loran Utter.
Utter, Loran, son of Henry S. and Julia Utter, d.9 Sept. 1873, a.0.4.0.
Utter, William, Washington Troops, War of 1776 and 1812, d.1826, a.69.
 

DE KAY CEMETERY #1


DeKay Cemetery #1 is located on the east side of the former Lehigh and
Hudson River Railroad tracks, south of DeKay Road in the northern part of
Vernon.  It contains twenty-six marked burials, wherein twenty-nine names
are cited.  Recorded by Rev. Warren P. Coon, 28 Nov. 1925.

Cowdrey, Sarah E.  See   Sarah Eliza Cowdrey DeKay.  DeKay, [Unnamed
infant], son of Thomas S. and Elizabeth, no dates [c.1850?].
DeKay, Christiana, wife of Thomas DeKay (d. 1758), d. 6 Sept. 1784, a.
77.7.4.  
DeKay, Christina, dau. of Major Thomas B. and Sarah, d. 6 Sept. 1866, a.
23.4.6.  
DeKay, Clarissa, first wife of Major Thomas B. DeKay, d. 15 Feb. 1828, a.
30.9.18.  
DeKay, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas S. and Elizabeth, d. 17 Apr. 1851, a.
1.2.21.  
DeKay, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas S. DeKay, d. 31 Jan. 1850, a. 32.5.8.  Son:
[Unnamed infant] DeKay; daus.:Elizabeth, Georgianna DeKay.
DeKay, Emma C., dau. of Major Thomas B. and Sarah, d. 21 May 1835, a.
1.3.22.  
DeKay, George, Capt.  d. 26 Nov. 1757, a. 29.
DeKay, Georgianna, dau. of Thomas S. and Elizabeth, d. 7 Jan. 1847, a. 8.
DeKay, Hannah, wife of Thomas DeKay, Esq., d. Mar. / May (?) 1848, a.
85.3.2.  
DeKay, Julia M., dau. of Major Thomas B. and Sarah, d. 8 Mar. 1861, a.
6.6.17.  
DeKay, Sarah A., dau. of Major Thomas B. and Sarah, d. 30 Apr. 1835, a.
2.11.4.  
DeKay, Sarah Eliza Cowdrey, second wife of Major Thomas B. DeKay, b. 5 Aug.
1810, d. 28 Apr. 1890, a. 79.8.23.  Sons: Willie C., William T.; daus:
Christina, Emma C., Julia M., Sarah A.
DeKay, Thomas B., Major.  d. 3 Sept. 1863, a. 71.6.8.  First wife: Clarissa;
second wife: Sarah Eliza Cowdrey.  Sons: Willie C., William T.; daus:
Christina, Emma C., Julia M., Sarah A.
DeKay, Thomas S.*  See  Elizabeth DeKay, wife.  Son: [Unnamed infant] DeKay;
daus.:Elizabeth, Georgianna DeKay.
DeKay, Thomas, d. 1 Jan. 1758, a. 60.11.0.  Wife: Christian.
DeKay, Thomas, Esq.  d. 16 Mar. 1830, a. 71. Wife: Hannah.
DeKay, William T., son of Major Thomas B. and Sarah, d. 4 Sept. 1846, a.
8.3.0.  
DeKay, William, d. 31 Aug. 1825, a. 39.9.17.
DeKay, Willie C., son of Major Thomas B. and Sarah, b. 9 Aug. 1847, d. 4
Feb. 1853.  
McCamly, [Infant daughter], dau. of Henry W. and Catherine J., d. 12 Dec.
1835, a. 3 days 6 hours.
McCamly, Catherine J. See  [Infant daughter] McCamly; Henry W. McCamly,
husband.  
McCamly, Henry W.*  See  Catherine J. McCamly, wife; [Infant daughter]
McCamly.  
Welling, Alanson A., d. 18 Aug. 1842, a. 36.11.5.
Welling, Charles, d. 16 Apr. 1830, a. 45.11.16.  Wife: Mary.
Welling, Henry.*  See  Ross Welling, son.
Welling, Mary, wife of Charles Welling, d. 8 Feb. 1848, a. 59.10.25.
Welling, Ross, son of Henry Welling, d. 7 Feb. 1843, a. 16.
Welling, Thomas, d. 23 Nov. 1829, a. 22.2.0.
 

DE KAY CEMETERY #2


DeKay Cemetery #2 is located on the north side of Meadowburn Farm, near
Meadowburn Road, in the northern part of Vernon Township, and close to the
State Line.  It contains eight marked burials wherein nine names are cited.
Recorded by Rev. Warren P. Coon, 28 Nov. 1925.

DeKay, Edwin, d. 18 Mar. 1813, a. 0.6.18.
DeKay, Hester, wife of Capt. Thomas DeKay, d. 10 Apr. 1836, a. 65.6.28.
Dau.: Sarah M. Van Houten.
DeKay, Mary Reynolds, dau. of William Willet and Mary DeKay, d. 15 Feb.
1831, a. 64.4.12.  
DeKay, Mary, wife of William Willet DeKay, d. 28 Sept. 1807, a. 71.2.12.
Dau.: Mary Reynolds.
DeKay, Sarah M.wife of [Husband] Van Houten.  See  Sarah M. Van Houten.
DeKay, Thomas, Capt.  d. 8 May 1818, a. 57.1.8. Wife: Hester; dau.: Sarah M.
Van Houten.  
DeKay, William Willet, d. 26 Feb. 1806, a. 69.8.6. Wife: Mary DeKay, dau.:
Mary Reynolds DeKay.
Van Houten, [Husband]*.  See  Sarah M. Van Houten.
Van Houten, Sarah M., dau. of Capt. Thomas and Hester DeKay, d. 18 May 1838,
a. 43.8.9.  


EDSALL CEMETERY


The Edsall Cemetery is located on the north side of Price's Switch Road,
near the intersection with Canal Road.  It contains two marked burials.
Recorded by Jennie Sweetman.   This cemetery was ploughed over for cornfield
in the early 20th century; two salvaged tombstones survive at a nearby
farmhouse.  

Edsall, Benjamin, d. 17 June 1834.
Edsall, Edward, d. 1824.
Edsall, Thomas, d. 5 Oct. 1825, a. 55.1.12.


FARBER CEMETERY


The Farber Cemetery is located on the former Farber farm, several hundred
yards east of Route 515 near the vanished settlement of Williamsville, now
Pequannock Watershed property.  It contains two marked burials.  Recorded by
Ronald J. Dupont, Jr., November 1992.

Farber, Elizabeth, wife of Paul Farber, d. 21 May 1842, a. 81.
Farber, Paul [footstones only: " P F", b. 21 April 1765, d. March 1848, a.
82]  Wife: Elizabeth Farber.

 
OLD GLENWOOD CEMETERY


The Old Glenwood Cemetery was located on the west side of Route 517 just
north of Glenwood on the former Capalbo property.  Daniel Bailey (d. 16 May
1839) donated the land for the cemetery, and was among those buried at
there.  The graves were later relocated, many of them to Glenwood Cemetery.
The information below was taken from a gravestone found upside down and used
as a stone step on the grounds of the Apple Valley Inn in the 1970s, and
presumed to have come from the Old Glenwood Cemetery once the grave was
relocated.  The burial itself is known to have been relocated to New York
State, where it is marked by a new stone.

Lee, Abigail.  See  Abigail Wisner.
Lee, Philip.*  See  Abigail Wisner.
Owen, Abigail.  See  Abigail Wisner.
Owen, Isaac H.*  See  Abigail Wisner.
Wisner, Abigail, dau. Gen. Henry and Susan, b. 24 Nov. 1777, d. 9 July 1860.
Married to Isaac H. Owen, 28 June 1800; married to Philip Lee, 2 Mar. 1820.
Wisner, Henry, Gen.*  See  Abigail Wisner.
Wisner, Susan.*  See  Abigail Wisner.

 

GLENWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY


The Glenwood Baptist Church Cemetery is located on the hillside immediately
west of the Glenwood Baptist Church, on Route 565 in Glenwood.  Recorded by
Ronald J. Dupont, Jr., November 1992.

Benjamin, Jane, wife of Gabriel Welch, d. 5 Dec. 1868, a. 62.2.11.
Footstone: "J.B.W."
Welch, Gabriel, d. 4 Feb. 1873, a. 70.1.15.  Wife: Jane Benjamin.
Footstone: "G.W." 
Welch, Jane.  See  Jane Benjamin.
Welch, Mary, dau. of Gabriel and Jane, d. 24 October 1831, a.[broken].
Welch, Sarah, [dau. of Gabriel and Jane?], b. 2 April 1836, d. 22 May 1842.


PERRY CEMETERY


The Perry Cemetery is located on the Sammis farm north of McAfee, to the
rear of the dwelling at 145 Route 94 (the Cole house), and adjacent to the
Seasons Golf Course.

Derby, Rachel, d. 1776.
 

SAMMIS CEMETERY


The Sammis Cemetery was located near the intersection of Sleepy Hollow and
Lake Wallkill Roads. The site was destroyed, and only a few gravestones
exist at a nearby farmhouse. Information courtesy of Joan and Don Magura, 26
October 1994. 

Conklin, Joseph, b. 22 Dec. 1766, d. 5 Jan 1858.
Sammis, John, d. 21 Feb. 1845, a. 64.9.11.
Sammis, Ushal, d. 26 Jan. 1859, a. 47.8.11.