Son of William & Catherine Bridges
The cemetery was inventoried March 14,1981. At that time there were 21 graves,
and only six of those have been identified. The cemetery has not been kept up and is grown up with pine saplings and brush. Apparently some of the graves existed
before 1818 since the family of James T. Bridges requested permission
for his burial because his body could not be carried elsewhere with the deep
snow on the ground.
The cemetery was inventoried March 14,1981. At that time there were 21 graves,
and only six of those have been identified. The cemetery has not been kept up and is grown up with pine saplings and brush. Apparently some of the graves existed
before 1818 since the family of James T. Bridges requested permission
for his burial because his body could not be carried elsewhere with the deep
snow on the ground.
Son of William & Catherine Bridges
The cemetery was inventoried March 14,1981. At that time there were 21 graves,
and only six of those have been identified. The cemetery has not been kept up and is grown up with pine saplings and brush. Apparently some of the graves existed
before 1818 since the family of James T. Bridges requested permission
for his burial because his body could not be carried elsewhere with the deep
snow on the ground.
The cemetery was inventoried March 14,1981. At that time there were 21 graves,
and only six of those have been identified. The cemetery has not been kept up and is grown up with pine saplings and brush. Apparently some of the graves existed
before 1818 since the family of James T. Bridges requested permission
for his burial because his body could not be carried elsewhere with the deep
snow on the ground.
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