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Bristol Cemeteries


-Ganyard Hill Cemetery-
Also known as
Parsons Cemetery or South Hill Cemetery



Shane Herrgessell & Mike MillerThe preservation of our local history relies on local volunteers. The two young men pictured here spent some time at the Ganyard Hill Cemetery to place the recently aquired tombstone on the grave of one of Bristol's Revolutionary War veteran's buried there. The two volunteers for this project were Shane Herrgessell and Mike Miller. They also cleared the site and set up tombstones that had fallen over. The town of Bristol is grateful for their efforts

Revolutionary War Veteran The U.S. Veteran's Service Agency assisted in the aquisition of the headstone and it was stored over the winter until the ground conditions were suitable for the completion of this project. The grave is that of a Revolutionary War veteran who was buried in the Ganyard Hill Cemetery in 1814. The stone replaces the original which had fallen into disrepair. A committee was formed, led by our local Town Historian, Helen Fox to aquire the stone. The project has now reached completion, thanks to these two young men, and the Town of Bristol thanks all who were involved.


Notes from another listing added in red type:

Beach, Benoni (1751 - 23 Apr 1817); ae 66

Beach, Sally (1809 - 30 Apr 1846) wf of Stephen; ae 36 yrs 4 mos

Beers, Fitch (1772 - 02 Apr 1844); died Apr 2 1822; ae 52 yrs

Beers, Partheney (1792 - 17 May 1850) wf of Fitch; ae 85 yrs

Danielson, Deacon Daniel (1757-1813) Rev War

Danielson, Esther [Gould] ( - ) wf of Daniel Danielson, Esther; died Dec 10 xxxxx; ae 61 yrs

Danielson, Williamson (1788 - 17 Jan 1815); William; died Jan 17 1815; ae 27 yrs

Ganyard, Peter (1775 - 31 Aug 1826); ae 51 yrs

Parsons, Bissell (1803 - 09 Mar 1841)

Parsons, Irena D [Clark] (1817 - 12 Nov 1871) wf of Hiram; Irene; ae 54-8-10

Parsons, Vashi [Bissell] (1772 - 10 Mar 1865) wf of William; ae 93-1-23;>Parsons, Bissell; died Mar 9 1841; ae 37-6-21

Parsons, William (1766 - 04 Jan 1857); died Jan 4 1867; ae 90-5-20

Pomeroy, Lucy [Tower] (1838 - 30 Mar 1842) d of Luther & Sibble; Lucy Ann; died 30 Mar 1846; ae 4 yrs

Pomeroy, Lucy H (1814 - 08 Oct 1832) d of Luther & Sibble; died Oct 8 1852; ae 18 yrs 2 mos

Pomeroy, Naamah (1832 - 09 May 1852) d of Luther & Sibble; Naomah; ae 20 yrs 1 mo

Perkins, Mary A ( - 1835) may have been Pomeroy; Mary A. Pomeroy

Pomeroy, Sibble (1794 - 19 Nov 1852) wf of Luther; ae 58 yrs

Tiffany, Infant (1830 - 22 Feb 1830) ch of A & H Tiffany

Tiffany, William O (1823 - 11 Mar 1833) s of A & H Tiffany

Contributed by Helen Fox and John Mosher

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-Damon Cemetery-


Added notes from another listing in red type:

Damon, Elizabeth (1777 - 29 Aug 1806) wf of Ebenzer

Damon, Elizabeth (1809 - 09 May 1809)

Fitch, Ann (1842 - 1845) d of Horace & Sally

Fitch, Ann E (1852 - 01 Jun 1853) d of Horace & Sally; died June 4 1852; ae 1 yr 3 mos;

Fitch, Sally (1839 - 08 Mar 1841) d of Horace & Sally

Fitch, Sally A (1850 - 1852) d of Horace & Sally

Jones, Nancy (1801 - 07 Nov 1810) d of Ephriam& Betsey

Reynolds, Cornelia (1795 - 13 Mar 1851); died May 12 1855; ae 50;

Reynolds, Harriet (1840 - 20 Jun 1845) d of Ira & Lemira; died 1848;

Reynolds, Lucretia C (1843 -23 Jun 1845) d of Ira & Lemira

Reynolds, Norman (1830 - 07 Aug 1848) s of Ira & Lemira

Reynolds, Rosannah (1766 - 21 Nov 1848) wf of Stephen;

Reynolds, Seth (1841 - 18 Jun 1845) s of E & T M or P & T A

Smith, Amy (1769 - 23 Nov 1821) wf of Ives

Waldron, Roby (1793 - 24 Mar 1809)

Note: David Damon, Sr. came from E Hartford, CN
Horace Fitch ran a tavern on Tilton Road opposite the school house (Dist #3?)


Contributed by Helen Fox and John Mosher


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-Simmons Cemetery-


Simmons, Ruth; died Dec 24, 1804; wife of Joshua;

There is another stone, inscription now gone, probably Joshua. (Note added: "he died in Mich.").


Copied from the records of Mr. Levi S. Corser, President of the Historical Society, Bristol Center, N. Y. in 1970.

Note: Located south of Route 20-A near County Road 32


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-Egypt Valley Cemetery-


Added notes from another listing in red type:

Alexander, Asenath (1831 - 12 Aug 1887) wf of George; Asenath Carr Alexander

Alexander, Helen (1866 - ) wf of Abner Parsons

Hayes, Joseph ( - 1874)

Hayes, Sally ( - 1884) wf of Joseph

Hayes, Myron H ( - 1856) s of Joseph & Sally

Quackenbush, Caroline ( - 1814) wf of David

Quackenbush, David (1755 - 1830) 1756-1830;


Contributed by Helen Fox and John Mosher


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-Clement Cemetery-


Added notes from another listing in red type:

Clement, Garrett; died Dec 22 1846; ae 59 yrs;

Clement, (Caroline), wife of Garrett; died Mar 10 1868; ae 75 yrs; top of stone missing;

Clement, William R.; died Mar 24 1858; ae 33-3-6;

Clement, Amy, wife of Isaac; died Nov 18 1857; ae 39 yrs;

Clement, Mary (nothing more);

Narracon, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Alexander and Nancy; died Mar 4 1851;
ae 10-2-6

Narracon, Sara, daughter of Caleb and Contilia; died July 31 xxxx; ae 1 yr; (foot stone: SMO); stone broken into 3 pieces

son of Aron and Irene Bray (possible John, Fisher, or William); only a small piece of stone remains;

piece of a stone: June 20 1817/1811 ?? ae 11 yrs

Notes: This cemetery is located on private property on Gulick Road at Pine Wood Hill Road and Deuel Road. Several of the graves are made out of shale and have fallen apart. Some of them are still standing but illegible. This listing was originally read in August 1997 and updated August 2001. Many thanks to Helen Fox, historian for Town of Bristol, for sharing with us.


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-Case Cemetery-


Case Cemetery


Case Cemetery


Added notes from another listing in red type:

R C B (Roxanna Case B-----) d of James & Betsey Case

Case, Betsey (1769 - 1859) wf of James; Betsey Hicks Case;

Case, James (1766 - 1832)

Case, James Lawton (1816 - 1817) s of James & Charity

Case, Sebra L (1802 - 1813)

Case, Waterman (1797 - 1841)

Foot Stones L R & W C

Reed, Loretta (1799 - 1828) wf of George Reed, Jr; Loretta Case Reed;


Contributed by Helen Fox and John Mosher


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-Doyle Cemetery-


Doyle Cemetery


Doyle Cemetery Doyle Cemetery


Doyle, Aaron A (1801 - 14 Dec 1869)

Doyle, Freddy (1878 - 20 Apr 1880)

Doyle, James (1822 - 26 Aug 1890)

Doyle, Mariah (1812 - 1889);

Doyle, Maryette (1874 - 01 Apr 1880) d of Terry & Mary

Doyle, Nancy (1826 - 1894) wf of James

Doyle, Sarah Elizabeth (1851 - 1928) d of James & Nancy

Doyle, Susan L (1853 - 04 Aug 1869) d of James & Nancy

Doyle, Susannah (1802 - 23 Dec 1842) wf of Aaron

Doyle, William H (1850 - 1919)


Contributed by Helen Fox and John Mosher




Location: Partly on a high knoll and partly on the low land beside the Egypt Hollow road, this cemetery is completely abandoned. The lane is now owned (1941) by summer cottagers. The town does not care for it. The only access is by a steep path to the top of the knoll. On land formerly owned by Elizabeth Doyle.

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