Mother of Susan Alton Dillon. Maiden name maybe Allen.
Arena Old toNew Shavertown
First burial in Arena Cemetery, reburried between 1950-54.
The Old Arena Cemetery was located in Arena, earlier called Lumberville, and later
flooded to make the Pepacton Reservoir. The graves were removed to the various Cemeteries. The original survey was conducted by Amy De La Gavett about 1947. There were approximately 436 monuments and 48 field stone markers at that time.
Arena Old toNew Shavertown
First burial in Arena Cemetery, reburried between 1950-54.
The Old Arena Cemetery was located in Arena, earlier called Lumberville, and later
flooded to make the Pepacton Reservoir. The graves were removed to the various Cemeteries. The original survey was conducted by Amy De La Gavett about 1947. There were approximately 436 monuments and 48 field stone markers at that time.
Mother of Susan Alton Dillon. Maiden name maybe Allen.
Arena Old toNew Shavertown
First burial in Arena Cemetery, reburried between 1950-54.
The Old Arena Cemetery was located in Arena, earlier called Lumberville, and later
flooded to make the Pepacton Reservoir. The graves were removed to the various Cemeteries. The original survey was conducted by Amy De La Gavett about 1947. There were approximately 436 monuments and 48 field stone markers at that time.
Arena Old toNew Shavertown
First burial in Arena Cemetery, reburried between 1950-54.
The Old Arena Cemetery was located in Arena, earlier called Lumberville, and later
flooded to make the Pepacton Reservoir. The graves were removed to the various Cemeteries. The original survey was conducted by Amy De La Gavett about 1947. There were approximately 436 monuments and 48 field stone markers at that time.
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