Listed in 'Ferris Family Yard and Tombs', by Francis F. Spies, 1921. This is a 1921 inventory of the graveyard compiled by F. Spies; a copy is at the New York Public Library.
Inventory #30 and below:
In Benjamin Ferris Tomb.
In this tomb were 12 caskets all of which seem to be unmarked.
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In 1928, vandal broken into the Benjamin Ferris tomb and desecrated the remains.
On 5 JUL 1928, the bodies of 15 family members were removed from the Ferris Family Burial Ground. Three (3) bodies were from in-the-ground graves; 12 were from the tomb. The 15 bodies were reinterred at Kensico Cemetery in Westchester, NY.
The casket of Alice S. Ferris was one of the reinterred.
Sources: 1. New York Cemetery Cemetery Project, 2. Kensico Cemetery documentation.
Listed in 'Ferris Family Yard and Tombs', by Francis F. Spies, 1921. This is a 1921 inventory of the graveyard compiled by F. Spies; a copy is at the New York Public Library.
Inventory #30 and below:
In Benjamin Ferris Tomb.
In this tomb were 12 caskets all of which seem to be unmarked.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In 1928, vandal broken into the Benjamin Ferris tomb and desecrated the remains.
On 5 JUL 1928, the bodies of 15 family members were removed from the Ferris Family Burial Ground. Three (3) bodies were from in-the-ground graves; 12 were from the tomb. The 15 bodies were reinterred at Kensico Cemetery in Westchester, NY.
The casket of Alice S. Ferris was one of the reinterred.
Sources: 1. New York Cemetery Cemetery Project, 2. Kensico Cemetery documentation.
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