Saint Joseph Cemetery
Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont, USA
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- Phone: 802-658-4333
- Cemetery ID: 641559
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Saint Joseph has these boundaries: Archibald St, N Prospect St, Riverside Ave, N Willard St and back to Archibald St.
St. Joseph Cemetery is the oldest Catholic cemetery in Burlington, Vermont. This cemetery is located on the left hand side of Archibald Street in Burlington Vermont. It was mainly associated with St. Mary's Cathedral Church in the early years. First burials were before 1850 and no longer used except for prepaid lots. It has mainly Irish Catholic burials with a few French Canadians.
St. Joseph cemetery is across the street from the Oldest Mt Calvary Cemetery which was started in the late 1880's. The Oldest Mt Calvary was specifically for the French Canadian families that worship at St. Joseph Church in Burlington, Vermont.
Col. A. W. Hyde 1786-1847, gave to the Catholics of Burlington in 1830 the land for St. Joseph's Cemetery.
St. Joseph Cemetery is the oldest Catholic cemetery in Burlington, Vermont. This cemetery is located on the left hand side of Archibald Street in Burlington Vermont. It was mainly associated with St. Mary's Cathedral Church in the early years. First burials were before 1850 and no longer used except for prepaid lots. It has mainly Irish Catholic burials with a few French Canadians.
St. Joseph cemetery is across the street from the Oldest Mt Calvary Cemetery which was started in the late 1880's. The Oldest Mt Calvary was specifically for the French Canadian families that worship at St. Joseph Church in Burlington, Vermont.
Col. A. W. Hyde 1786-1847, gave to the Catholics of Burlington in 1830 the land for St. Joseph's Cemetery.
Saint Joseph has these boundaries: Archibald St, N Prospect St, Riverside Ave, N Willard St and back to Archibald St.
St. Joseph Cemetery is the oldest Catholic cemetery in Burlington, Vermont. This cemetery is located on the left hand side of Archibald Street in Burlington Vermont. It was mainly associated with St. Mary's Cathedral Church in the early years. First burials were before 1850 and no longer used except for prepaid lots. It has mainly Irish Catholic burials with a few French Canadians.
St. Joseph cemetery is across the street from the Oldest Mt Calvary Cemetery which was started in the late 1880's. The Oldest Mt Calvary was specifically for the French Canadian families that worship at St. Joseph Church in Burlington, Vermont.
Col. A. W. Hyde 1786-1847, gave to the Catholics of Burlington in 1830 the land for St. Joseph's Cemetery.
St. Joseph Cemetery is the oldest Catholic cemetery in Burlington, Vermont. This cemetery is located on the left hand side of Archibald Street in Burlington Vermont. It was mainly associated with St. Mary's Cathedral Church in the early years. First burials were before 1850 and no longer used except for prepaid lots. It has mainly Irish Catholic burials with a few French Canadians.
St. Joseph cemetery is across the street from the Oldest Mt Calvary Cemetery which was started in the late 1880's. The Oldest Mt Calvary was specifically for the French Canadian families that worship at St. Joseph Church in Burlington, Vermont.
Col. A. W. Hyde 1786-1847, gave to the Catholics of Burlington in 1830 the land for St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Location:From Elmwood Ave. take a right onto Archibald Street. The cemetery on the left. A small part of the cemetery can be seem from Riverside Avenue and North Willard Street, Burlington, Vermont. One can get information about this cemetery from (802) 862-1530. Mailing address Resurrection Park (also care for St. Joseph's) 200 Hinesburg Road, South Burlington, Vermont.
"New England's First National Parish"
by Reverend Joseph N. Couture S.S.E.
Page 41
"There was some dispute concerning the land donated
to the Catholics of Burlington by Colonel Archibald
Hyde. Bishop deGoesbriand settled the difficulty.
The lands in question was consecrated as a cemetery
to be used by both parishes. The Bishop performed
the solemn consecration ceremony on November 2,
1855, assisted by the priest from the Cathedral
parish and the Oblate Fathers from St. Joseph
parish."
........"The western proton of the lot was not blessed..."
31 Parish Archives, Nov. 2, 1855.
Page 61
Mount Calvary Cemetery was solemnly consecrated on
July 4, 1878, exclusively for St. Joseph parishioners.
"With approval of the Bishop, the Canadians gave up
all rights to St. Joseph's Cemetery and to land
adjacent to it, on condition that the families who
had already purchased lots there could continue
to bury their dead in them.
27 Parish ArchivesJanuary 23, 25, March 17
& July 4, 1878.
Page 94
1940 "Mount Calvary Cemetery had now become filled
up." "In April 1936 Father Pariseau bought land on
Plattsburg Avenue.......It was consecrated that
same year, as the parish cemetery, the New Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
39 Letters between Bishop Rice & Father Pariseau.....
Saint Joseph's Cemetery is surroundedby
Riverside Ave., N. Willard Street, Archibald
St. and N. Prospect Street.
Mount Calvary Cemetery (old) is
surrounded by Archibald St., Germain St.,
Pomeroy St., Colonial Sq. and the rear of St
Joseph Home For The Aged.
Mount Calvary Cemetery Annex is located on
Pomery St. just across from Mount
Calvary Cemetery (Old)
Mount Calvary Cemetery (New)<.a? is surrounded by St. Francis Park, Plattsburg Ave and Franklin Sq.
"New England's First National Parish"
by Reverend Joseph N. Couture S.S.E.
Page 41
"There was some dispute concerning the land donated
to the Catholics of Burlington by Colonel Archibald
Hyde. Bishop deGoesbriand settled the difficulty.
The lands in question was consecrated as a cemetery
to be used by both parishes. The Bishop performed
the solemn consecration ceremony on November 2,
1855, assisted by the priest from the Cathedral
parish and the Oblate Fathers from St. Joseph
parish."
........"The western proton of the lot was not blessed..."
31 Parish Archives, Nov. 2, 1855.
Page 61
Mount Calvary Cemetery was solemnly consecrated on
July 4, 1878, exclusively for St. Joseph parishioners.
"With approval of the Bishop, the Canadians gave up
all rights to St. Joseph's Cemetery and to land
adjacent to it, on condition that the families who
had already purchased lots there could continue
to bury their dead in them.
27 Parish ArchivesJanuary 23, 25, March 17
& July 4, 1878.
Page 94
1940 "Mount Calvary Cemetery had now become filled
up." "In April 1936 Father Pariseau bought land on
Plattsburg Avenue.......It was consecrated that
same year, as the parish cemetery, the New Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
39 Letters between Bishop Rice & Father Pariseau.....
Saint Joseph's Cemetery is surroundedby
Riverside Ave., N. Willard Street, Archibald
St. and N. Prospect Street.
Mount Calvary Cemetery (old) is
surrounded by Archibald St., Germain St.,
Pomeroy St., Colonial Sq. and the rear of St
Joseph Home For The Aged.
Mount Calvary Cemetery Annex is located on
Pomery St. just across from Mount
Calvary Cemetery (Old)
Mount Calvary Cemetery (New)<.a? is surrounded by St. Francis Park, Plattsburg Ave and Franklin Sq.
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