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BEERS-BILLINGHURST Cemetery, 564 Mendon Rd Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection 3 9077 03661 0429 DO NOT PHOTOCOPY Rochester Public Library Reference Book Not For Circulation Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County Local History & Genealogy Division 115 South Avenue Rochester, New York 14604 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection PITTSFORD TOWNSHIP CEMETERY RECORDS VOLUME 1. BEERS-BILLINGHURST Cemetery, 564 Mendon Rd. 2. EAST STREET Cemetery, East Street 3. PIONEER BURYING GROUNDS, intersection of South Main, Stone, and East St. U. PITTSFORD Cemetery, East Ave. and Washington Street NOTE: The pages are NOT numbered in sequence. Some of the larger cemeteries have internal paging which refers to that particular cemetery alone. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection Pittsford. BEERS-BILLINGHURST CEMETERY 564 Mendon Road Private ground on road between Pittsford and Mendon, Monroe Co. NiY. Opposite a brick House, near the foot of Armstrong Hill. Old burial site enclosed in stone wall embankment, and records made on a bronze plaque on a granite boulder. Erected by Zona Gale. Beers, Edward, born Mar. 5, Eng. died Apr. 1862. " 1780, Nottingham, 19, Ann Billinghurst, wife, born Eng. 1780. died Jan. 1835. w Shepley, Thomas Cook, son, bom Mar. 8, 1814, died Sept. 9, 1858, Cuba, NIY. Billinghurst, Thomas, born 1759, Shepley, Eng. died Mar. 1845. w Ann Brown, wife, born 1766, Shepley, Eng. died Apr. 12, 1842. Rev. Thomas Billinghurst came to Pittsford in 1798 and was the first preacher of the Gospel in that Town. Eliza Beers married Charles Franklin Gale. Zona Gale is their daughter. All moved to Pittsford Cemetery. Record taken by Myrte Rice Haynes, Irondequoit Chapt. N.S.D.A.R. (THE ROCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY) Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection EAST STREET CEMETERY PITTSFORD, MONROE CO. N.Y. Township of Pittsford, on East St. at Railroad Mills Rd. Albro, Polly, wife of E.D. died March 26, 1846, ae. 41-7 mos. Burnside, Naney, wife of John, died Apr. 19, 1840, ae. 31. Crowell, Benjamin F. son of Wm. & Polly, died Oct. 3, 1849, ae. 6. " " " Julia Maria, dau." died Sept. 22, 1849, ae. 2-5mos. Crozier, Willard, son of Saml. & Rhoda, died Aug. 4, 1833, ae. 2. M " Linus, Jul. 23, 1833, ae. 4-3mos. w ' " " Lucy, dau. Jun. 11, 1826, ae. 10 mos. w " " w Charles, son Sep. 14, 1818, ae. 1-4 " w Sally, dau. Mar. 5, 1816, ae. 2-2 Daggett, Caleb M. g.son of Caleb & Susanna Martin, died I84O, ae. 7 mos. " Eliza C. g.dau. d. 1845, ae. 6 mos. Gardner, Augustus C. son of John & Magdelene, died 1814, in 9th yr. Hughes, Samuel, died June 7, 1854, ae. 78. " Julia, wife, died Oct. 12, 1866, ae. 80-6 mos. n Patty, wife, died Feb. 20, 1839, ae. 57. w Betsey, dau. Saml. & Patty, died Mar. 1, 1834, ae. 20. w w nun Alma, died 1818, ae. 1 yr. n Marvin S. died Apr. 27, 1856, ae. 33. " Julia Ann, wife, died Oct. 15, 1851, ae. 26. w Julia, wife, died Nov. 9, 1859, ae. 35. " Edwin, son of Marvin & J. A. died Oct. 22, 1859, ae. 12-9 mos. w Mary, dau. Hon. Jesse & Dorcas, of Vt. died Jul. 19, 1837, in 18th yr. Hopkinson, D.G. died Jan. 19, 1837, ae. 30. Martin, Caleb S. died Nov. 28, 1866, ae. 86-7-23. w Susanna, wife, died Dec. 18, 1839, ae. 61. w Sabrina, dau. died Aug. 9, 1840, ae. 20. n Siley, w died Feb. 12, 1816, ae. 24 das. w Hiram died Dec. 3, 1857, ae. 44. M Maranda, wife, died June 13, 1845, ae. 17. " Elizabeth A. dau. H. &. M. Jun. 5, 1835 Jan. 26, 1856. " Isadora P. " " " Jun. 28, 1853Sep. 25, 1856. " Ida Alice, M n M Oct. 21, l857--0ct. 9 1838. Ida Alice died at Waverly Iowa. Olney, Sarah N. dau. of Cyrus & Fanny, died Sep. 1848, ae. 4 mos. " Fanny H. dau. George & Helen Searl. died Oct. 1848, ae. 27. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection East St. Pittsford, p. 2. Patterson, Sophia, born Aug. 8, 1793, died in Pittsford, May 18, 1879. * William, died Sept. 18, 1849, ae. 74. B Rhoda, wife of Wm. died Sep. 28, 1836, ae. 54. w Caleb, died Oct. 22, 1834, ae. 24. Searl, George, died Jan. 22, 1836 in 62nd. yr. " Helen, wife, died Feb. 26, 1845, ae. 61. " Fanny H. Olney, died Oct. 1848, 13 . 27. " Carrie E. dau. of Frederick & Caroline, died Oct. 4, 1865, ae. 3, Stone, Simon, died Oct. 17, 1832, ae. 68. w Charlotte, dau. of Orrin & Edath, died Oct. 14, 1833, ae. 10 yrs. Wilder, Sarah A. Newton, wife of W.W. died 1871, ae. 23. Stones copied June, 1940 by Mrs. Otis Dryer, Mrs. Fred. Fleming, Mrs. Lillian McKelvey Wright, Mrs. Myrte Rice Haynes, Irondequoit Chapt. N.S.D.A.R, Rochester, N.Y. List recopied by George Coghill April 19, 1977. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection PIONEER BURYING GROUNDS (Intersection of South Main, Stone Road, and East Street) PITTSFORD, MONROE, NEW YORK Has 17 Revolutionary War, 8 War of 1812, 4 Civil War and 2 WWI veterans' burials. Submitted by Lois C. Wilson 1984 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection 1 PIONEER CEMETERY - PITTSFORD, NEW YORK Name Born Died Age ACERi Cataline Stevens b- 1821 d- 1844 (23) wife of Ezra W. David b- 1783 d- 12 Jul 1859 (76) Dorothy Adams b- 1757 d- 12 May 1814 (57) wife of William Elizabeth Mary b- d- 9 Aug 1822 Ezra W. b- 1817 d- 1891 (74) Hannah Whipple b- 1779 d- 28 Apr 1875 (96) wife of John John b- 1779 d- 4 Apr 1849 (70) John S. b- d- 21 Dec 1863 Maranda b- d- 1 Aug 1815 Sally Post b- 1791 d- 14 Sep 1880 (89) Vashti b- d- 29 Apr 1862 Veraines G. b- d- 27 Sep 1841 died in Kentucky William b- 1747 d- 10 Jul 1808 (61) ACKLEYs Betsey E. b- 1812 d- 15 Mar 1828 (l6) dau of James & Betsey James b- 1789 d- 2 Aug 1857 (68) AGATE: Agnes b- 1857 d- 1909 (52) Anna b- 1810 d- 14 Jan 1862 (52) wife of Stephen Anna Eliza b- 1831 d- 1916 (85) Christina b- 1836 d- 1876 (* wife of Winchester Frank b- son of Stephen & Anna George b- d- infant son of Winchester & Christinsl Harriett b- d- 6 Jan 1959 Mary b- 1768 d- 30 Sep 1854 (86) wife of William Ruben b- 1832 d- 1908 (76) Sarah F. b- 1837 d- 15 Nov 1891 (5*0 dau of Stephen & Anna Sophia b- d- infant dau of Winchester & Christina! Stephen b- 1799 d- 24 Sep 1870 (71) Stephen Franklin b- i860 d- 1934 (74 William b- 1770 d- 10 Apr I858 (88) Winchester b- 1829 d- 1898 (69) AOLING: Charles b- d- 1828 Edmund b- d- 1820 Henry b- d- 1833 ARMSTRONG: born in Ann . b- 1781 d- 15 Nov 1857 (76) Lincolnshire, Eng. Ann b- 1815 d- 28 Jul 1867 (52) 2nd wife of Joseph Ann Eliza b- 1815 d- 27 Jan 1864 48) dau of John & Ann Dorinda H. b- 1827 d- 9 Jun 1853 (26) Esther b- d- 5 Jul 1831 1st wife of Joseph *John (Captain) b- 1760 d- 24 Aug 1812 (52) John b- 1789 d- 4 Feb 1841 (52) of Leicestershire, Eng. Joseph b- 1793 d- 18 Apr 1862 (69) Josephine b- 1815 d- 16 Jun 1822 ( 7) dau of Joseph & Ann Joshua J. b- d- 30 Aug 1833 son of Joseph & Ann Mary b- 1766 d- 22 Jul 1835 (69) wife of John Richard b- 1806 d- 6 Aug 1821 (15) son of John & Mary Sally Mary b- 1815 d- 15 Dec 1817 ( 2) dau of Joseph & Esther Thomas b- 1816 d- 11 Sep 1828 (12 of & Ann Virginia E. b- 1834 d- 17 Oct 1849 (15 dau Joseph William Parker b- d- 5 Jan 1852 * Revolutionary War Veterans Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Monographs Collection -2- Name Born Died pw AUSTIN : Alvia W . b- 1812 d- 18 Augi842 (30) dau of E. & E. Elan b- 1783 d- 7 Apr 1845 (62) Emma b- 1833 d- 1 Apr 1850 (17) 2nd wife of 0. Austin b- Eugene 1840 d- 6 Jul 1873 (33) son of P.J. & Cynthia John b- 1814 d- 28 Sep 1838 (24) Maria b- 1807 d- 22 May 1834 (27) wife of Orville Austin Sarah b- 1814 d- 27 Jan 1849 (35) 1st wife of 0. Austin BABBIT: Anna b- 1782 d- 18 Jun 1806 (24) wife of Nathaniel Babbit BABCOCK: Caroline b- d- 15 Oct 1837 Marvin b- d- 21 Dec 1831 Sarah b- 1772 d- 15 Apr 1854 (82) wife of Timothy Timothy b- 1769 d- 19 Jan 1831 (62) husb of Sarah BAILEY : Tirzah b- 1792 d- 6 Sept 1808 (16) dau of Henry & Tabitha BARKER: Betsey b- 1794 d- 8 Aug 1814 (20) dau of Jared & Ginne David b- 1793 d- 12 May 1807 (1*0 son of Jared David b- 1811/2 d- 7 Jun 1879 (67) Frank M. b- 1858 d- 2 Apr 1859 (11 1nos) son of Lyman M. & C.M Ginne b- 1757 d- 1 Sep 1804 (*7) consort of Jared Jared b- 1756 d- 18 Oct 1826 (70 Lyman M. b- 1836 d- 21 Mar I876 i**o) son of David & Sarah Sarah b- 1812 d- 4 Jun 1894 (82) wife of David Sarah Maria b- 1845 d- 15 Feb 1846 ( D dau of David & Sarah BARTLETT: Daughter b- d- dau of Joseph Joseph b- d- 28 Aug 1881 wife b- d- wife of Joseph BATTAMS: Elizabeth Peeling b- 1805 d- 8 Apr 1891 (86) wife of John B.
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