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RDC: Brighton Heights, Silver Mount Burials
Thank you, Lynn!
Reformed Protestant Church of Staten Island, corner stone laid October 10, 1818. June 1851 the Reformed Dutch Church of Stapleton is organized, the new corner stone was laid on October 27, 1863. March 23, 1870 the name is changed to The Reformed Church of Brighton Heights Staten Island. In a deed November 15, 1824, recorded February 12, 1825 the cemetery is eight tenths of an acre. In a deed recorded in June 1874 the cemetery is sold to Samuel Cooper, undertaker for $2,500 and the removal of the bodies and re-interment in Silver Mount Cemetery, February 4, 1878. January 10, 1878 Plot #429 in Silver Mount Cemetery is purchased for this purpose. Royden Vosburgh indicates in 1922 that Plot #429 is not taken care of within Silver Mount. “The reader cannot fail to observe the small number of gravestones that are now found in the Reformed Church plot, after examination of the copy that follows. However, after making every allowance, it does not appear that half the interments in the Stapleton Cemetery can be found at Silver Mount, even after including all the gravestones in family lots individually owned, which are not within the bounds of the Reformed Church Lot.”
The layout of this plot according to Mr. Vosburgh: “There are four well defined rows in the plot. The stones of these rows were probably transferred from the south side of Main Avenue from the old cemetery, which section had been used for general interments as distinguished from the family lots.”
In addition to the graves in Plot #429, according to the notes from V.L.D, they transcribed a selection of grave stones throughout Silver Mount. “The selection was intended to include the family plots of certain families known to have been connected with the Reformed Church of Brighton Heights Staten Island and supposed to contain gravestones at one time in the Stapleton Cemetery. No assurance can be given that the selection represents all the gravestones so transferred; in fact it is now known that the Gillespie lot at least was omitted. “ V.L.D. notes that old grave stones are used as paving stones for the pathways. They record some of these that are still readable and that were placed on the pathways face up.
These records were transcribed to the best of our ability, the records are in poor condition and extremely hard to read. If you find a discrepancy in these records, please make that correction in your own files. We will not make any alterations to this listing. If you find these records not compatible to your own family history, you are encouraged to seek death certificates or other legal vital records through the New York City Municipal Archives located in Manhattan. This cemetery interment listing is provided as a courtesy from Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc. to aid you in your genealogy or family history search only and should be not used as legal vital records.
Transcribed: by Lynn Rogers.
First Name | Last Name | Soundex | 18y | Date of Death | Date of Birth | Misc. |
Milligan | Alston | A423 | 18y | 7/21/1800 | | Son of Moses, formerly mid shipman of the US ship Adams |
Orin M. | Armstrong | A652 | 45y | 8/2/1826 | | |
Charity | Baker | B260 | 61y,4m,24d | 10/13/1831 | | |
Joseph | Baker | B260 | 36y,1m | 1/11/1828 | | |
Letitia Ann | Baker | B260 | 10y,2m,9d | 12/13/1831 | | Daughter of Joseph |
Johann | Beckmann | B255 | | 6/20/1853 | 8/27/1800 | Came as Captain of the Bremer Barque Figaro on 28 May 1853 as far as New York and died on Stten Island |
Infant | Bent | B530 | | 11/29/1851 | | Buried with mother Mrs. Sarah Bent |
Sarah | Bent | B530 | 23y | 11/29/1851 | | Daughter of Thomas & Mary Atkinson, of Ashton County of Lancanshire England, who departed this life on this Island |
Albert T. | Blake | B420 | | 2/17/1912 | 12/28/1854 | |
Baby Ida | Blake | B420 | 6m,12d | 3/2/1858 | | Daughter of David R. & Frances Blake |
Catherine O. | Blake | B420 | 61y,9m,2d | 8/6/1854 | | Wife of Benjamin a native of Truro, Cornwall England |
Charles Horatio | Blake | B420 | 3y,12d | 8/28/1850 | | Son of David R. & Frances Blake |
David R. | Blake | B420 | 36y,5m,6d | 4/24/1858 | | |
Elinor | Blake | B420 | 5y,8m,10d | 4/18/1858 | | Son of David R. & Frances Blake |
Francis | Blake | B420 | 5y,8m,21d | 2/25/1856 | | Son of David R. & Frances Blake |
Margaret B. | Bowen | B500 | 6y,6m | 6/28/1827 | | Died at Sea, daughter of H.R.N. & M.W. Bowen |
Eleanor | Bradley | B634 | 84y, | 1/10/1879 | | |
George | Bradley | B634 | 84y,8m,13d | 3/31/1858 | | |
James | Bradley | B634 | 70y,26d | 1/20/1857 | | An honest man is the noblest work of God |
James | Brash | B620 | 80y | 11/2/1840 | | Weaver a native of Scotland, well known and highly respected on Staten Island |
Andrew | Brown | B650 | 37y | 7/26/1828 | | A native of Edinburgh Scotland but for many years a resident of Savannah, Georgia |
Janet | Clark | C462 | 76y | 8/16/1852 | | Nee Graham, wife of Donald Clark, late of Kilninver Parish Argyleshire Scotland, died at sea |
Margaret Hitchcock | Clark | C462 | | 1910 | 1877 | "Our Daisey" |
Anna | Cooper | C160 | 45y,6m,27d | 4/2/1856 | | Wife of Samuel |
George B. | Cooper | C160 | 9y, | 5/17/1872 | | |
Jane R. | Cooper | C160 | 17y,3m | 3/9/1855 | | Daughter of Samuel & Ann |
Jenny | Cooper | C160 | 4m,13d | 12/3/1869 | | Little Jenny |
Nelly | Cooper | C160 | 1y,3m | 5/22/1872 | | Our little Nelly |
S. | Cooper | C160 | | 1920 | 1845 | |
Samuel | Cooper | C160 | | 1908 | 1814 | |
Mary | Corcoran | C626 | 23m,18d | 10/17/1848 | | Daughter of Anna Marie |
Beekman Van Buren | Denyse | D520 | | 8/30/1844 | 3/6/1825 | Youngest son of Capt. James D. Dense. Born on S.I. |
Denyse D. | Denyse | D520 | 83y,7m,19d | 12/16/1847 | | |
Mary | Denyse | D520 | 80y | 8/1/1849 | | Widow of Denyse D. Deynse |
Elizabeth L. | Deshon | D250 | | 1/20/1895 | 6/17/1830 | Nee Keteltas, Wife of Henry S. |
Henry Sargent | Deshon | D250 | | 7/9/1909 | 2/19/1828 | |
Mary Ann | Eastwood | E233 | 65y | 12/18/1857 | | |
Arabella | Eccles? | E242 | 53y | 9/22/1831 | | Wife of John, late of North Loach England, died on the third day after her arrival in America, deeply lamented by her family and friends. |
Letitia | Elliott | E430 | 79y | 10/16/1881 | | Nee Irvine, wife of Samuel McKenzie |
Samuel McKenzie | Elliott | E430 | 65y | 4/29/1875 | | Lt. Col. 79th NY Highlanders and Brig. Gen US Vols, Civil War |
William H. | Gibson | G125 | | | | |
Catharine | Gillespie | G421 | 56y | 2/16/1845 | | Wife of Capt. John |
Elizabeth | Gillespie | G421 | 42y | 5/30/185? | | Wife of Capt. John |
John, Capt. | Gillespie | G421 | 57y | 3/10/1858 | | |
Archibald | Gordon | G635 | | 9/9/1848 | 7/25/1800 | Of Dumfrieshire Scotland, born Wexford Ireland, died at Tompkinsville |
Hannah | Gordon | G635 | | 1/9/1849 | 9/19/1847 | Daughter of Archibald & Sarah Ann |
Sarah Ann | Gordon | G635 | | 7/10/1856 | 12/19/1805 | Wife of Archibald |
Susan | Gordon | G635 | 2 days | 1/8/1843 | | Daughter of Archibald & Sarah Ann |
John | Grant | G653 | | 6/30/1849 | | "Who was killed at sea by falling from the main top sail, yard of Ship Ferezpore, on the voyage from Liverpool to NY, erected by his brother Capt. Charles of Belfast Ire. |
James | Harcourt MD | H626 | | 7/31/1870 | 3/16/1809 | |
Sophia | Hawley | H400 | 43y | 5/18/1842 | | Wife of Truman, departed this life in the City of New York |
Ann | Hetherington | H365 | 27y | 8/15/1831 | | Wife of William |
David, Capt. | Higgins | H252 | | 5/14/1849 | 9/16/1786 | Died in the faith of the gospel |
Sarah Ann | Higgins | H252 | 55y | 7/26/1858 | | Wife of Capt. David |
Alice | Hitchcock | H322 | | 6/17/1903 | | Daughter of Ella & James Roosevelt Hitchcock |
Ella B. | Hitchcock | H322 | | 11/2/1911 | | Wife of James Roosevelt |
Francis Folger | Hitchcock | H322 | | 1897 | 1864 | |
Gen'l Geo. Howard | Hitchcock | H322 | | 1838 | 1919 | 132 Regt NY Inf. Civil War Lieut. Col. |
Howard | Hitchcock | H322 | | 7/18/1835 | 9/19/1834 | Son of Daniel R. and Mary |
James Roosevelt | Hitchcock | H322 | | 4/12/1878 | 3/28/1841 | Col. 9th Regiment NGSNY, Winchester Post 197 GAR |
Mary A. | Hitchcock | H322 | | 1914 | 1840 | Nee Field, wife of Gen'l George |
Mary H. | Hitchcock | H322 | | 1919 | 1874 | |
Sarah Howard | Hitchcock | H322 | | 9/16/1861 | 5/3/1843 | |
Frances | Hollingsworth | H452 | | 1869 | 1802 | |
Susan G. | Hollingsworth | H452 | | 1901 | 1830 | |
William F. | Hollingsworth | H452 | 45y | 2/6/1846 | | |
Major George | Howard | H630 | | 7/13/1851 | 1/23/1787 | |
Sarah | Howard | H630 | | 9/24/1839 | 8/9/1789 | |
Francis Pendleton | Hutton | H350 | 4y | 4/7/1841 | | Son of Francis & Catherine Hutton |
Wm Thompson | Jamison | J525 | 20y,10m,13d | 9/4/1848 | | Died in Stapleton, S.I., a member of the Tompkins Cadets, In Life universally beloved, indeath equally regretted, his bereaved shopmates of the SI Malleable Iron Works erected this |
Lilly M. Th. | Jergel | J624 | | 8/9/1852 | 12/16/1851 | Born in Nurnberg Germany died on Staten Island |
Edward Bernard | Kaupe | K100 | | 7/17/1859 | 4/7/1859 | |
Amelia | Keteltas | K343 | | 12/27/1872 | 1/16/1811 | Wife of Stephen |
Arietta A. | Keteltas | K343 | | 4/28/1890 | 1/4/1833 | |
Stephen | Keteltas | K343 | 4y,5m,29d | 9/16/1831 | | Son of Stephen and Amelia |
Eliza | La Fort | L163 | 51y,7m | 8/15/1826 | | Wife of Capt. John |
Francis | La Fort | L163 | 33y | 6/1835 | | |
John Capt. | La Fort | L163 | 80y | 10/1846 | | |
Cornelia Platt | Lansing | L525 | 9y,2m,3d | 11/28/1841 | | Child of Richard P. and Susan Platt Lansing |
Frances Tappen | Lansing | L525 | 10y,11m,22d | 11/28/1841 | | Child of Richard P. and Susan Platt Lansing |
Phillipina Slosson | Lansing | L525 | 5y,3m,1d | 11/28/1841 | | Child of Richard P. and Susan Platt Lansing |
John O'Bryan | Le Fort | L163 | 25y, 9m | 5/11/1821 | | Son of John & Eliza La Fort |
Amelia G. | Ludlow | L340 | | 1/12/1898 | 5/14/1830 | Nee Smith, wife of Stephen K. |
Arieta | Ludlow | L340 | 8y,6m | 7/2/1830 | | Daughter of Joseph & Elizabeth |
Caroline E. | Ludlow | L340 | | 2/3/1872 | 11/12/1815 | |
Edmund A. | Ludlow | L340 | | 1912 | 1821 | |
Elizabeth | Ludlow | L340 | | 5/29/1872 | 8/17/1786 | |
George Howard | Ludlow | L340 | 11y,9d | 12/8/1841 | | Son of Joseph & Elizabeth |
Joseph | Ludlow | L340 | 51y,4m,16d | 8/24/1834 | | |
Little Angel | Ludlow | L340 | | 6/6/1862 | | Daughter |
Lothaire Claudine | Ludlow | L340 | 11y,5m | 12/13/1841 | | Son of James O & Mary C. |
Minerva Hartor | Ludlow | L340 | | 1901 | 1821 | |
Sarah Cordelia | Ludlow | L340 | 4y,4d | 2/25/1824 | | Daughter of Joseph & Elizabeth |
Stephen K. | Ludlow | L340 | | 12/31/1890 | 1/14/1825 | |
William D. | Ludlow | L340 | | 1/24/1923 | 9/8/1828 | Son of Joseph & Elizabeth |
Eliza D. | Lyman | L550 | | 11/3/1895 | 9/24/1826 | Nee Ludlow, Wife of John H. Lyman |
John H. | Lyman | L550 | | 6/3/1882 | 7/27/1806 | |
Williston | Lyman | L550 | 3weeks/3d | 10/5/1854 | | Son of John H. & Eliza D. |
Ann Van Beuren | Lyon | L500 | 16y | 1/2/1843 | | Adopted daughter of Major Gen. Van Beuren |
S.E.W. | Macfarlane | M216 | 65y,6m,9d | 10/14/1877 | | Wife of John Macfarlane |
Sabra? | Marsh | M620 | | 3/14/1871 | 1/12/1793 | |
Stephen Gardner | Marshall | M624 | | 7/18/1849 | 11/14/1818 | Who died in his vessel at sea |
Alexander | Maxwell | M240 | 37y | 7/23/1852 | | |
Jane | McCottry | M236 | 75y | 5/16/186? | | Wife of Samuel |
Samuel | McCottry | M236 | 72y | 9/1855 | | |
Angeline | Mills | M420 | 5y,6m,22d | 7/10/1846 | | Daughter of Zophar & Eliza, departed this life in the City of New York |
George W. | Mills | M420 | 37y | 2/3/1842 | | Departed this life in the City of New York |
Hildah | Mills | M420 | 51y | 8/13/1831 | | Consort of Nathaniel Mills who departed this life in the City of New York |
Nathaniel | Mills | M420 | 52y | 5/26/1832 | | Departed this life in the City of New York |
Samuel, Capt. | Nickels | N242 | 56y,3m,18d | 6/3/1841 | | |
Jonathan, Capt. | Nickerson | N262 | 29y | 4/10/1833 | | of Chatham Mass |
John Malcolm | Ogilvie | O241 | | 2/11/1851 | 5/16/1850 | |
Harriet | Pentland | P534 | 43y | 1/1/1842 | | |
James | Reauveau | R100 | 3y,4d | 12/11/1844 | | Son of John & Mary L. |
John | Reauveau | R100 | 32y,8m,5d | 8/29/1848 | | |
Sarah | Roff | R100 | | 9/29/1859 | 5/30/1817 | |
Clara Hitchcock | Sandwood | S533 | | 1902 | 1866 | |
Abraham | Sequine | S250 | | 7/24/1867 | 7/8/1827 | Husband of Mary |
Abraham L. | Sequine | S250 | | 5/8/1890 | 5/7/1860 | |
James, Jr. | Sequine | S250 | 23y,4m,17d | 11/28/1848 | | |
John | Sequine | S250 | 86y,11m | 9/15/1843 | | |
Mary | Sequine | S250 | 75y,5m,18d | 2/8/1864 | | |
Mary A. | Sequine | S250 | | 1/8/1911 | 7/20/1836 | |
Daniel | Simonson | S552 | 40y,3m,15d | 1/4/1849 | | |
Emma | Simonson | S552 | 3m,8d | 1/2/1849 | | |
Theo. | Simonson | S552 | | | | Corp'l Co. B. 132nd NY Inf. Civil War |
Charles Town | Smith | S530 | | 1907 | 1827 | |
Frank | Smith | S530 | 14 days | 5/6/1859 | | Twin Children of Charles C. &Henrietta S. Smith |
Julia | Smith | S530 | 3m,14d | 8/7/1859 | | Twin Children of Charles C. &Henrietta S. Smith |
Margaret | Smith | S530 | | 1893 | 1837 | Nee Gordon, wife of Charles Town Smith |
Maria J. | Smith | S530 | 70y,26d | 10/31/1869 | | |
Samuel Russel | Smith | S530 | 51y | 12/24/1851 | 4/10/1801 | S.R. Smith MD (Smith Infirmary) |
Francis | Squire | S600 | | 8/18/1835 | 10/1/1795 | Born at Fairfield CT, died on board the Brig Himmaleb? On his passage from Port au Prince to New York |
Jane | Standerwick | S353 | 83y,11m,10d | 11/8/1854 | | |
John S. | Standerwick | S353 | 1y,6m,12d | 4/23/1846 | 10/11/1844 | |
William | Standerwick | S353 | 17m,21d | 7/31/1841 | | Son of Griffen and Cornelia Tompkins |
George | Sturges | S362 | 33y | 9/1826 | | of Boston |
Amy | Taxter | T236 | 86y,11m,14d | 9/22/1886 | | |
George Ford | Taxter | T236 | 69y,3m,2d | 10/18/1863 | | |
Annie | Thompson | T512 | 6m,16d | 5/27/1870 | | Daughter of William & Mary |
Mary R. | Thompson | T512 | | 7/9/1890 | 4/12/1843 | Wife of William |
Agnes | Tompkins | T512 | | 11/20/1876 | 10/16/1843 | Nee Pound, wife of Griffen |
Griffen | Tompkins | T512 | 45y,6m,27d | 6/19/1847 | | |
Griffen, Jr. | Tompkins | T512 | | | | Winchester Post 197 GAR |
Louisa Adeline | Tompkins | T512 | 22y,2m,15d | 6/26/1820 | | Wife of Griffen Tompkins (note by VLD: "this is probably the first wife of Griffen Tompkins" |
Susan Maclaren | Tompkins | T512 | 6m | | 4/1836 | Daughter of Griffen and 2nd wife Cornelia |
Harry | Ullman | U455 | 7y,6m | 3/20/1876 | | |
Ann | Van Beuren | V516 | 55y | 2/22/1847 | | Wife of Beekman H. |
Beekman H. | Van Beuren | V516 | 77y | 2/17/1847 | | A just and upright man |
Abraham | Van Pelt | V514 | 75y,2m,9d | 7/3/1856 | | |
Catharine | Van Pelt | V514 | 84y,9m | 11/18/1858 | | |
Henry, Sr. | Van Pelt | V514 | 71y,4d | 8/3/1832 | | "The grave of" |
Howard | Van Pelt | V514 | 47y,7m | 4/20/1878 | | Anchor Emblem on grave stone |
Laner | Van Pelt | V514 | | 4/5/1873 | | |
Margaret | Van Pelt | V514 | 64y,5m | 1/3/1898 | | |
Mary | Van Pelt | V514 | 55y,1m,18d | 2/13/1842 | | Wife of Abraham |
Peter | Van Pelt | V514 | 67y,2m,4d | 11/11/1842 | | |
Sarah | Van Pelt | V514 | | 8/16/1875 | | |
Stephen A. | Vaughn | V250 | 27y,3m,20d | 8/14/1852 | | Son of Lewis and Sarah |
Hannah M. | Vermilye | V654 | | 1899 | 1828 | Nee Tompkins wife of Theodore C. |
T.C. | Vermilye | V654 | | 3/31/1889 | 9/27/1849 | |
Theodore C. | Vermilye | V654 | 55y | 11/13/1879 | | |
Ann Maria | Vreeland | V645 | 25y,65m | 7/16/1853 | | Daughter of Catherine & William |
Catherine Eliza | Vreeland | V645 | 50y or 60y | 6/15/1853 | | Widow of the late Wm Vreeland |
Eder | Vreeland | V645 | | 8/10/1854 | 6/23/1836 | Son of Catherine & William |
Jane R. | Vreeland | V645 | 15y,11m,2d | 2/2/1849 | | Daughter of Catherine & William |
Julia Anna | Vreeland | V645 | 23y,3m | 1/13/1853 | | Daughter of Catherine & William |
Richard Howard | Vreeland | V645 | 20y,7m,7d | 4/3/1846 | | |
Eleanore Mary | Walser | W426 | 5m,19d | 12/10/1880 | | |
Mary A. | Walser | W426 | 65y | 6/17/1890 | | |
Paul | Walser | W426 | | 2/26/1887 | | Darling son of Oliver and Ella |
Theo. Havelock | Walser | W426 | 19y | 4/24/1878 | | |
Theo. | Walser, M.D. | W426 | 77y | 4/23/1902 | | |
Anna | Westervelt | W236 | | 4/22/1890 | 9/21/1803 | |
Anna | Westervelt | W236 | | 4/17/1849 | 2/26/1833 | |
Caspar | Westervelt | W236 | | 6/6/1852 | 11/1/1844 | |
Ellsworth | Westervelt | W236 | | 10/4/1897 | 4/4/1843 | |
Ernest | Westervelt | W236 | | 9/20/1847 | 1/10/1847 | |
Gilbert W. | Westervelt | W236 | 28y | 7/16/185? | | Of New York who died at this place of the prevailing epidemic, erected by his friends of the City of New York |
James Daniel | Westervelt | W236 | | 7/27/1852 | 11/19/1834 | |
John S. | Westervelt | W236 | | 7/31/1869 | 6/15/1799 | |
John Sloat | Westervelt | W236 | | 8/19/1867 | 5/5/1831 | |
Sarah Ann | Westervelt | W236 | | 2/23/1842 | 3/5/1826 | |
Susan | Westervelt | W236 | | 11/14/1843 | 8/29/1836 | |
Tompkins | Westervelt | W236 | 4m | 5/7/1829 | | |
Winthorne | Westervelt | W236 | | 12/3/1862 | 2/24/1838 | |
Joseph | Weth? | W300 | 29y | 4/14/1851 | | |
John | Whiteside | W323 | 31y | 4/20/1864 | | |
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