"By Ald. THOMPSON, [...] that the committee on application to the legislature, be requested to procure the passage of a law now pending for the removal of the Hallenbeck burial ground in South Pearl st.—Adopted."

"Common Council." Albany Evening Journal. February 6, 1849

"Resolutions were offered to [...] procure the passage of a law for the removal of the Hallenbeck burial ground. Adopted."

"Common Council." Albany Argus. February 7, 1849: 2 col 7.

"Mr. STEVENSON, favorably, the bill to remove the Hallenbeck burial-ground of the city of Albany."

"Legislature of New-York." Albany Evening Journal. February 19, 1849

"Mr. WING, to report complete the Hallenbeck Burial Ground bill. Agreed to."

"Legislature of New-York." Albany Evening Journal. March 6, 1849

"REPORTS. [...]

"Mr. PRUYN [...] the bill providing for the removal of the Hallenbeck Burial Ground. [...]

"BILLS READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED. [...]

"For the removal of the Hallenbake burial ground in the city of Albany."

"Legislature of New-York." Albany Evening Journal. March 7, 1849

"The remains of the persons buried in the old Hallenbeck and Stafford burial ground, corner of South Pearl and Hamilton sts., are being exhumed and transported to the Rural Cemetery."

"The Hallenbeck Burial Ground." Atlas and Argus [Albany, NY]. June 16, 1860: 3 col 1.

"John O. Cole [...] was one of the trustees for removing the Hallenbeck burial ground, that stood on the corner of Hamilton and Pearl streets, to the Rural cemetery."

"Death of John O. Cole; An Honored Citizen of Albany for Over Seventy Years." Albany Daily Evening Times. January 5, 1878: 3 col 6.

"Halenbeek Burial Ground." Colonial Albany Social History Project. November 5, 2007.

"The Old Halenbeek Burial Ground." Albany History. July 27, 2012.