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 Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA


Latitude: 41.31237, Longitude: -72.92600 | Click to get directions to Grove Street Cemetery
Grove Street Cemetery

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The New Haven, Connecticut, burial ground, opened 1796, is the oldest cemetery in the nation designed as a "city of the dead," with named avenues and cross streets. A National Historic Landmark, it is also the first chartered burial ground in the United States and the first to be arranged in family lots.

This gateway was designed by Hezekiah Augur. Although it doesn't belong to Yale University it is right in the heart of the campus on Grove Street


Headstones

 Thumb Description Status Location Name (Died/Buried)
<div style='color:darkgreen;'><h7 style='color:darkgreen;'><b>Grove Street Cemetery</b></h7>
Grove Street Cemetery
(also known as Westminster of Yale Cemetery)
New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut
Find a Grave: #1607917

 		     John Blakesley (d. 30 Apr 1742)
James Heaton (d. 16 Oct 1712)
Sarah Street (d. 16 Oct 1712)
 

All Burials

 #   Last Name, Given Name(s)   Buried   Person ID 
1. Blakesley, John   d. 30 Apr 1742 Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location I19842
2. Heaton, James   d. 16 Oct 1712 Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location I22657
3. Street, Sarah   d. 16 Oct 1712 Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location I22379

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