This citation is taken from p. 85 of John F. Collin's 1883 "A history of Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York: a memorabilia of persons and things of interest, passed and passing."
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Collin writes of North Hillsdale Cemetery:
"The North Hillsdale Cemetery was originally one acre of ground, set apart by the patroon Van Rensselaer for a burying ground for his tenants. It has been enlarged by three successive purchases until it now contains about four acres of ground, pleasantly situated on a sloping, rolling side-hill, with a southeastern exposure. It is well fenced and shaded. Among the oldest stones bearing inscriptions, we find the following, viz: ...three Tealls, the Christian names indecipherable, one dated 1769 and another 1795."
https://archive.org/details/historyofhillsda00coll
Collin writes of North Hillsdale Cemetery:
"The North Hillsdale Cemetery was originally one acre of ground, set apart by the patroon Van Rensselaer for a burying ground for his tenants. It has been enlarged by three successive purchases until it now contains about four acres of ground, pleasantly situated on a sloping, rolling side-hill, with a southeastern exposure. It is well fenced and shaded. Among the oldest stones bearing inscriptions, we find the following, viz: ...three Tealls, the Christian names indecipherable, one dated 1769 and another 1795."
This citation is taken from p. 85 of John F. Collin's 1883 "A history of Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York: a memorabilia of persons and things of interest, passed and passing."
https://archive.org/details/historyofhillsda00coll
Collin writes of North Hillsdale Cemetery:
"The North Hillsdale Cemetery was originally one acre of ground, set apart by the patroon Van Rensselaer for a burying ground for his tenants. It has been enlarged by three successive purchases until it now contains about four acres of ground, pleasantly situated on a sloping, rolling side-hill, with a southeastern exposure. It is well fenced and shaded. Among the oldest stones bearing inscriptions, we find the following, viz: ...three Tealls, the Christian names indecipherable, one dated 1769 and another 1795."
https://archive.org/details/historyofhillsda00coll
Collin writes of North Hillsdale Cemetery:
"The North Hillsdale Cemetery was originally one acre of ground, set apart by the patroon Van Rensselaer for a burying ground for his tenants. It has been enlarged by three successive purchases until it now contains about four acres of ground, pleasantly situated on a sloping, rolling side-hill, with a southeastern exposure. It is well fenced and shaded. Among the oldest stones bearing inscriptions, we find the following, viz: ...three Tealls, the Christian names indecipherable, one dated 1769 and another 1795."
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