Interred or re-interred on 18 Mar 1864.
Elizabeth Storm was interred in a vault at the Middle Church Cemetery at Nassau Street (between Cedar and Liberty Streets). The Old Middle Church at Nassau Street was opened for worship in 1729 and the last service was held in 1844. The cemetery surrounded the church building, and the building was demolished in 1861.
The remains were removed from the Old Middle Church, and deposited in new vaults at the Middle Church at Lafayette Place and then in 1864 all remains were deposited in vaults at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
The funeral director was James Dunshee. Her remains were interred March 18, 1864 in Lot 10776 Section 28.
For all listed:
Date of Interment 3/18/1864
Lot 10776
Section 28
JULIA STORM
THEODORE G. STORM
THOMAS STORM
ELIZABETH MANNING
JAMES MANNING
Elizabeth Storm was interred in a vault at the Middle Church Cemetery at Nassau Street (between Cedar and Liberty Streets). The Old Middle Church at Nassau Street was opened for worship in 1729 and the last service was held in 1844. The cemetery surrounded the church building, and the building was demolished in 1861.
The remains were removed from the Old Middle Church, and deposited in new vaults at the Middle Church at Lafayette Place and then in 1864 all remains were deposited in vaults at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
The funeral director was James Dunshee. Her remains were interred March 18, 1864 in Lot 10776 Section 28.
For all listed:
Date of Interment 3/18/1864
Lot 10776
Section 28
JULIA STORM
THEODORE G. STORM
THOMAS STORM
ELIZABETH MANNING
JAMES MANNING
Interred or re-interred on 18 Mar 1864.
Elizabeth Storm was interred in a vault at the Middle Church Cemetery at Nassau Street (between Cedar and Liberty Streets). The Old Middle Church at Nassau Street was opened for worship in 1729 and the last service was held in 1844. The cemetery surrounded the church building, and the building was demolished in 1861.
The remains were removed from the Old Middle Church, and deposited in new vaults at the Middle Church at Lafayette Place and then in 1864 all remains were deposited in vaults at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
The funeral director was James Dunshee. Her remains were interred March 18, 1864 in Lot 10776 Section 28.
For all listed:
Date of Interment 3/18/1864
Lot 10776
Section 28
JULIA STORM
THEODORE G. STORM
THOMAS STORM
ELIZABETH MANNING
JAMES MANNING
Elizabeth Storm was interred in a vault at the Middle Church Cemetery at Nassau Street (between Cedar and Liberty Streets). The Old Middle Church at Nassau Street was opened for worship in 1729 and the last service was held in 1844. The cemetery surrounded the church building, and the building was demolished in 1861.
The remains were removed from the Old Middle Church, and deposited in new vaults at the Middle Church at Lafayette Place and then in 1864 all remains were deposited in vaults at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
The funeral director was James Dunshee. Her remains were interred March 18, 1864 in Lot 10776 Section 28.
For all listed:
Date of Interment 3/18/1864
Lot 10776
Section 28
JULIA STORM
THEODORE G. STORM
THOMAS STORM
ELIZABETH MANNING
JAMES MANNING
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