The genealogy community in
Catskill, NY has done a terrific job of documenting gravestones in the Village
Cemetery. By listing them based on
location, family groups can be found and understood – often providing a
hard-to-find maiden name, a daughter’s married name (even if the husband is not
buried there) and confirmation of children lost at a young age.
Here is an example (without
the dates):
Julia Bennett,
widow of Hiram Bogardus
Hiram Bogardus
Sarah R. Clark,
w/o Howard Wilcox
Egbert Jedson,
s/o Howard and Sarah Wilcox
Abraham, s/o
Egbert and Elsie Bogardus
Julia Clark
Linthicum
Martha Ann,
widow of Z.M. Clark, and d/o the late Egbert and Elsie Bogardus <my favorite with so much info>
Eliza C.
Bogardus
Emeline Bogardus
Emeline Bogardus
Elsie Comfort,
w/o Egbert Bogardus
Egbert Bogardus
There are several generations
listed here plus maiden and married names that were not previously known. It
was immensely helpful in piecing together this family group.
Elsje Comfort 1785-1862 and
husband Egbert Bogardus 1781-1852. The others are their children and
grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Daughter Eliza 1804-1895,
unmarried
Daughter Emeline 1808-1869,
unmarried
Son Hiram 1811-1875 and his
wife Julia Bennett
Son Abraham 1815, died as
baby
Daughter Martha Ann 1816-1896
widow of Z.M Clark
*** very important as
they were never found together
Gr-dau Sarah R Clark 1840-1870
wife of H. Wilcox
Gt grandson Egbert J Wilcox 1860-1865
Gr-daug Julia Clark Linthicum
1848-1914
Her marriage had not been
known, husband not here
If you had any family in
Catskill, check out this rootsweb listing. Thanks to Sylvia and Reinhard Hasenkopf for
all their diligent transcription work. Findagrave is a good resource, but a local reference might be even more helpful.
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