Connecticut Death Records, 1772-1934: Blake Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I07830-2 System Origin: Connecticut-EASy Source Film Number: 3352 Reference Number: Vol 34, #1611 Familysearch.org.
I kindly received a tip that the only cemetery on Blake Street is the Westville Cemetery. Occasionally obituaries or records may say buried "at the Blake Street cemetery". This was often seen in Civil War obituaries, where the funeral procession always went through the "Grand Army" gate.∼Memorial updated with contributor information 2/2023.
I kindly received a tip that the only cemetery on Blake Street is the Westville Cemetery. Occasionally obituaries or records may say buried "at the Blake Street cemetery". This was often seen in Civil War obituaries, where the funeral procession always went through the "Grand Army" gate.∼Memorial updated with contributor information 2/2023.
Connecticut Death Records, 1772-1934: Blake Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I07830-2 System Origin: Connecticut-EASy Source Film Number: 3352 Reference Number: Vol 34, #1611 Familysearch.org.
I kindly received a tip that the only cemetery on Blake Street is the Westville Cemetery. Occasionally obituaries or records may say buried "at the Blake Street cemetery". This was often seen in Civil War obituaries, where the funeral procession always went through the "Grand Army" gate.∼Memorial updated with contributor information 2/2023.
I kindly received a tip that the only cemetery on Blake Street is the Westville Cemetery. Occasionally obituaries or records may say buried "at the Blake Street cemetery". This was often seen in Civil War obituaries, where the funeral procession always went through the "Grand Army" gate.∼Memorial updated with contributor information 2/2023.
Inscription
According to Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions, Fannie Baldwin is buried at Blake Street Cemetery #35
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