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14 Smaller Town of Moreau Cemeteries

On the west side of the railroad, about a thousand feet from the crossing of the road between Fenimore and Hudson Falls, near the bridge (See map link above), are two graves:

Bancroft, _____el (Samuel?)		died 1809
	Sarah

West of the road running north and south, connecting the Fort Edward – South Glens Falls road with the Fenimore – South Glens Falls road, near the railroad crossing (See map link above) is the location of the grave of

This cemetery is situated west of highway C29 (between Fort Edward and Bacon Hill) a few miles below Fort Edward a short distance from the road. (See map link above.)

Jacob Bitely settled here before the Revolution. The family was driven off and the home was destroyed by the Burgoyne invasion in 1777. Two of his sons, John and Henry, together with their neighbors, Nathan Duryee, Lidius Duryee and Ephriam Greehan, were taken as prisoners to Canada.

There are no records to indicate that Jacob Bitely or his other sons, Jacob and Peter, are buried here.

This cemetery is situated on the west side of highway T39 leading by Moreau Lake. (See map link above.)

This burial plot is situated on the old Hamlin farm near Clark’s Corners. (See map link above.)

This burial plot is located near the site of the old Mawney Tavern near Clark’s Corners. (See map link above.)

This burial plot is located on the Fort Edward – South Glens Falls road, about one half mile from Fort Edward, in a field about 600 feet from the road. (See map link above.)

This cemetery is located on the west side of the River road near its junction with the road from Clark’s Corners. (See map link above.)

This cemetery is located west of the highway connecting Reynolds Corners with Clarks Corners about half way between the two places. (See map link above.)

This burial place is located on the north side of the Spier Falls road about two miles west of the Fortsville intersection with route S9. (See map link above.)

This cemetery (photo) is situated in the triangular section formed by the railroad, the river road and the river. It was a part of the original Rogers farm. Moreau Station was across the highway on the railroad. (See map link above.)

The names are links to photographs of the respective stones. The photos were taken and contributed by Kurt Trolenberg of Albany NY in August 2004. He has prepared a genealogical tree of this family.

Case	Sanford		1785 – 1828
Doty	James Rogers		1809 – 1810	son of Alpheus & Mercy
	Jane Maria		1796 – 1813	dau. of Alpheus & Mercy
	Rev. Alpheus		1770 – 1819
	Mercy		1777 – 1831	wife of Rev. Alpheus; dau. of Gen. Thomas Rogers
Fort	Col. Abram J.		1799 – 1864	son of Gen. Jacob and Angelica
	Abby Rogers		1803 – 1873	wife of Col. Abram and dau. of James and Betsey Berry Rogers
Nickerson	Abby		1779 – 1862	wife of Seth
Payn	Mary		1785 – 1840	dau. of Gen. T. Rogers
	John		1777 – 1857
Rogers	Rev. James		1719 – 1775	father of Gen. Thomas
	Mercy		1712 – 1781	wife of Rev. James
	Gen. Thomas		1745 – 1816	First Supervisor of Moreau
	Abagail		1744 – 1827	wife of Gen. Thomas
	Thomas		1779 – 1801	son of Thomas & Abagail
	Pamelia		1796 – 1797	dau. of Thomas & Sarah
	Abagail		1774 – 1805
	Esek Cowen		1844 – 1860	son of John and Susan
	John		1777 – 1857
	Susan Berry Cowen		1812 – 1832	wife of John
	Halsey B.		1783 – 1857
	Mary Ann		1803	dau. of Halsey & Deborah
	George		1814 – 1822	dr. of Halsey & Deborah
	Deborah		1782 – 1856	wife of Halsey
	Mary Pettys		1852 – 1895	dau. of John and Susan
	Thomas		1848 – 1873	son of John and Susan
	James, Esq.		1775 – 1810
	Clarence		1886 – 1887	son of Charles & Susan
Strong	Sarah		1749 – 1813	wife of Elisha
	Abi		1756 – 1832	dau. of Elisha and Sarah
	Sarah		1749 – 1813	dau. of Elisha and Sarah
Weed	Halsey Rogers		1840 – 1842	son of John and Susan
Wing	Joanna		1802 – 1824	wife of Daniel
Unknown

ST. GEORGE'S
(See map link above.)

Abbott, John Aboud			1886 – 1960
	Anna Harrington		1815 – 1952
Abraham, Michael			1864 – 1945	Father
	Sarah		1870 – 1951	Mother
	George J.		1903 – 1951	Son
	Philip		1890 – 1951
	Abi		1911 –
	Abbott		1915 – 1958
	Nicholas		1877 – 1955
Ackary, John			1882 – 1945
	Zeriff		1895 – 1954
Barber, David M.			1882 – 1946	Father
	Mary		1882 – 1944	Mother
Barudy, Henry			1899 – 1950
Betar, Harry J.			1897 – 1962	bn. in Mutton-Arnouk, Syria. He served in the US Army, WW I; Comm., Am. Legion; Mem. Bd. Education.
Constantine, George			1902 – 1961
Carma, Louis			1876 – 1952
David, Abraham			1896 – 1952	Father
Deeb, Hanna			– 1942
	John		1865 – 1958
	Emma Yagi		1881 –
	Michael Yagi		1875 – 1956
	Joseph Yagi		1909 – 1933
	Emmet		1858 – 1928
	Beatrice Hanna		– 1947
Ferris, George			1874 – 1942	Father
	Sara M. H.		– 1941	wf. of Joseph
Habrihi, John			1871 – 1956
	Daisy		1883 – 1952
Hafz, Mary			1913 – 1957
	Malakey		1891 – 1960
Hanna, Archimandrite Alexi			1863 – 1951
	Solomon H.		1903 – 1930
Hessney, Susie			1879 – 1931
	Abraham		1872 – 1940
Jacob, Jabara			1917 – 1947
John, Anthony, Sr.			1883 – 1960	Father
	Futeen		1885 – 1952	Mother
	George		1916 – 1931
	Sarah H.		1905 – 1962	wf. of Michael
	Michael		1893 – 1946
	Mary Abdo		1895 – 1936	wf. of Tony
Joseph, Louis, Sr.			1883 – 1956
Kory, Olga			1890 – 1941	Mother
	Mary		1856 – 1918	Grandmother
	Zina Gargner		1888 – 1913	Mother
	Charles		1881 –	Father
	Rose Monsour		1895 – 1953	Mother
	Nicholas		1918 – 1932	Son
Mafuid, Anthony			1887 – 1956
Michaels, Daniel			1890 – 1953
Namey, Louis G.			1895 – 1947
Norman, Abraham			1876 – 1941	Father
	Sarah		1879 – 1953	Mother
	Samuel		1900 – 1942	Son
Sahid, Lewis			1887 – 1947
Shimas, Joseph M.			1890 – 1954	Father
Wilkerson, Martha Jane			1956 – 1960
Yagey, John Deeb			1883 – 1939

This burial place is on the west side of the road connecting the Spier Fall road with route S9 via Moreau Lake. It was located on the old Sweet farm. (See map link above)

Sweet, Almeda

1862 – 1865

dau. of T. and L. J.

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