Easton Cemetery
Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, USA
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- Phone: 610-252-1741
- Cemetery ID: 44735
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The Easton Cemetery was formed in 1849 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Easton Area Public Library, the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society and the cemetery office currently have records of burials here.
Although Easton Cemetery began in1849, many earlier burials from other cemeteries within the city of Easton were removed to Easton Cemetery. These Burying Grounds include: the Episcopal Church on Spring Garden Street, First Presbyterian on Spring Garden Street, German Reformed at Sixth and Church Streets, which is now where the Easton Area Public Library is located, the Jewish Cemetery on Washington Street, Methodist Church at Second Street, and St. John's Lutheran at Fourth and Ferry Streets. Of the above cemeteries, a large number of removals were made from the German Reformed, Jewish & St. John's Lutheran cemeteries.
The cemetery office is very helpful in answering questions but their records do not always list those buried here who died in the late 1700s and early 1800s that were moved here from other cemeteries.
Although Easton Cemetery began in1849, many earlier burials from other cemeteries within the city of Easton were removed to Easton Cemetery. These Burying Grounds include: the Episcopal Church on Spring Garden Street, First Presbyterian on Spring Garden Street, German Reformed at Sixth and Church Streets, which is now where the Easton Area Public Library is located, the Jewish Cemetery on Washington Street, Methodist Church at Second Street, and St. John's Lutheran at Fourth and Ferry Streets. Of the above cemeteries, a large number of removals were made from the German Reformed, Jewish & St. John's Lutheran cemeteries.
The cemetery office is very helpful in answering questions but their records do not always list those buried here who died in the late 1700s and early 1800s that were moved here from other cemeteries.
The Easton Cemetery was formed in 1849 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Easton Area Public Library, the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society and the cemetery office currently have records of burials here.
Although Easton Cemetery began in1849, many earlier burials from other cemeteries within the city of Easton were removed to Easton Cemetery. These Burying Grounds include: the Episcopal Church on Spring Garden Street, First Presbyterian on Spring Garden Street, German Reformed at Sixth and Church Streets, which is now where the Easton Area Public Library is located, the Jewish Cemetery on Washington Street, Methodist Church at Second Street, and St. John's Lutheran at Fourth and Ferry Streets. Of the above cemeteries, a large number of removals were made from the German Reformed, Jewish & St. John's Lutheran cemeteries.
The cemetery office is very helpful in answering questions but their records do not always list those buried here who died in the late 1700s and early 1800s that were moved here from other cemeteries.
Although Easton Cemetery began in1849, many earlier burials from other cemeteries within the city of Easton were removed to Easton Cemetery. These Burying Grounds include: the Episcopal Church on Spring Garden Street, First Presbyterian on Spring Garden Street, German Reformed at Sixth and Church Streets, which is now where the Easton Area Public Library is located, the Jewish Cemetery on Washington Street, Methodist Church at Second Street, and St. John's Lutheran at Fourth and Ferry Streets. Of the above cemeteries, a large number of removals were made from the German Reformed, Jewish & St. John's Lutheran cemeteries.
The cemetery office is very helpful in answering questions but their records do not always list those buried here who died in the late 1700s and early 1800s that were moved here from other cemeteries.
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- Added: 1 Jan 2000
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 44735
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Floor layout for the Easton Mausoleum. Photo taken by Ron Titus and used with his permission.
Main Entrance Hall Section of Mausoleum. Photo taken by Ron Titus and used with his permission.
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