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Lynn & Nahant |
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Entrance to Pine Grove Cemetery |
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Burials of Revolutionary Soldiers taken from "Lynn in the Revolution" by Howard Kendall Sanderson
Lynn
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Eastern Burial Ground - commenced in 1813 (aka Union Street Cemetery) 85 Union Street Lynn, MA 01904 | Burials in Eastern Cemetery Civil War Section |
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Friends Burying Ground - established in 1722 (aka New Light Cemetery & Meeting House Lot) 72 Silsbee St. Lynn, MA 01904 |
Unique Graveyard Located Behind Apartment Houses
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Pine Grove Cemetery - begun July 24, 1850 145 Boston St. Lynn, MA 01904 (781) 477-7049 On the afternoon of Wednesday, 24 July, Pine Grove Cemetery was consecrated. The weather was pleasant, though very warm, and a great concourse attended. The address was delivered by Rev. Charles C. Shackford, of the Unitarian Society. |
1864, Eleventh Annual Report of the Board of Commissioners including List of Proprietors Burials in Pine Grove Cemetery GAR (Civil War) section. Burials in Pine Grove Cemetery WWI section. Burials in Pine Grove Cemetery WWII section. |
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Pride of Lynn Cemetery - est. 1920 Jewish/Hebrew | |
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St. Jean de Baptiste Cemetery - 134 Broadway St. Lynn, MA 01904 (888) 919-7926 | Catholic Cemetery Association of the Archdiocese of Boston |
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St. Joseph Cemetery - consecrated Oct. 16, 1879
134 Broadway St. Lynn, MA 01904 (888) 919-7926 | Catholic Cemetery Association of the Archdiocese of Boston |
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St. Mary Cemetery - consecrated Nov. 4, 1858 190 Lynnfield St. Lynn, MA 01904 (888) 919-7926 The Catholic Cemetery, was consecrated on Thursday, the 4th of November, by Bishop Fitzpatrick, assisted by six other clergymen. On account of the violence of the storm the services were chiefly held at the church, where the rite of confirmation was administered to about two hundred persons. The cemetery contains eight acres. |
Catholic Cemetery Association of the Archdiocese of Boston |
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Old or Western Burial Ground
- established 1637 36 Market Square Lynn, MA 01904 The first burial in the Old Burying Ground, at the west end of the Common, so far as is certainly known, took place this year. The remains interred were those of John Bancroft |
"Inscriptions from the Old Burying Ground" by Moulton, PDF File Link to pictures of tombstones and transcriptions of epitaphs. |
Nahant
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Greenlawn Cemetery
- Commenced 1858 195 Nahant Rd. Nahant, MA 01908 |
City of Nahant Greenlawn cemetery website . Link to Transcriptions. |
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