Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery in Pleasant Valley, New York

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Pleasant Valley, New York, USA

Coordinates: 41.75057, -73.81004
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Pleasant Valley Methodist Episcopal Cemetery is owned by the Methodist Episcopal Society. The Methodist Episcopal Circuit of Dutchess County was formed approximately 1788. The former Methodist church was located at this site, as a schoolhouse. In 1845, the church was removed and relocated to the village of Pleasant Valley, during the pastorate of Rev. Jeremiah Ham. Another church existed in Washington Hollow (also known as Salt Point.) The grounds are now cleared and manicured, fairly flat, and well visible from Route 44 (situated beside an Automotive shop.) Parking is on street. There are well over 250 stones at this Cemetery. An American flag graces the entrance of this property, and many graves are marked with flags of soldiers. Most of the dearly departed here, passed in the 1800s.