Morris County Cemetery Burial Sites

1 municipality Name Est. Location State and National Register of Historic Places. Acroterion # Morris County 1976 Burial Sites Survey Morris County Master Plan Hist Pres Additional Boonton Greenwood Cemetery 1873 Washington Street No Per resurvey in 2006, Cemetery is not eligible. 1401-022 Page 1 No Lat: 40 53'46"N, Lon: 074 24'32"W. Cemetery vandalized May, 2008. Boonton New jersey Firemen's Home Cemetery Modern-Late 20th century.

2 565 Lathrop Avenue No 1401-008* New Listing as of 2011. No Created for interment of firefighters. Boonton Presbyterian Cemetery . Boonton Avenue Cemetery 1830 Boonton Ave. Per resurvey in 2006, Cemetery is not eligible for listing. 1401-042 Page 1 No Boonton St. Cyril's RC Cemetery late 1800s Hillside Avenue & Pine Street No No Page 1 No Boonton St. Mary's RC Cemetery 1850s Wooton St No No Page 1 No Boonton Township (Known as ) Kanouse Family Burial Ground (actual occupants unknown ) pre-1800? off Powerville Road No N/A Page 2 No One engraved stone and c. twelve crude markers, no inscriptions.

3 Possible Colonial era. Boonton Township Demouth Cemetery the Civil War Cemetery (apparently without merit) 1816 Powerville Road No No Page 2 No Began as a family Cemetery , evolved into community use. Boonton Township Looker-Lyon Family Cemetery 18th cent. 11 Charlottburg Road No 1435-014 Not Listed No Described in the Acroterion "An 18th century family Cemetery is sited to the rear of the house" municipality Name Est.

4 Location State and National Register of Historic Places. Acroterion # Morris County 1976 Burial Sites Survey Morris County Master Plan Hist Pres Additional Boonton Township Rockaway Valley United Methodist Church Cemetery pre-1830 42 Valley Road 2092 / 77000891 Cemetery in same B/L as Church. 1402-020 Page 2 No Felix DeWeldon, sculptor of the Iwo Jima Monument buried here Boonton Township Scott Family Burial Ground 1822 off Powerville Road No N/A Page 3 No Enclosed by stone wall, contains rare, large table stones. Lat = Long =: Boonton Morris County Poor House Cemetery (Old Boonton?)

5 ? Unknown-Extinct No No Not Listed No Unidentified-Info from NJ Graveyard and Gravestone Inscriptions Locator- Morris County (Info online) Butler (Former) Baptist Church Cemetery Butler Cemetery , Bloomingdale Cemetery c. 1800 Manning Road No 1403-009 Howell & Noble District- Cemetery is listed as important to the historic District. Page 4 No This website contains inscriptions, layout of stones/history. In 1930s WPA project, many old stones replaced w/labradorite/Granite stones. Butler Brown Family Burial Ground Sanders Burial Ground 1848 off Brown Avenue No N/A Page 4 No Evolved into community use.

6 About 150-200 stones, oldest stones are down, over-grown. Butler Mount Calvary RC Cemetery ? Bartholdi Avenue No No Page 4 No Butler Mount Holiness Memorial Park ? 1 Brown Avenue No No Page 4 No Butler Mount Rest Cemetery ? Kakeout Road No No Page 5 No municipality Name Est. Location State and National Register of Historic Places.

7 Acroterion # Morris County 1976 Burial Sites Survey Morris County Master Plan Hist Pres Additional Butler Mount Rest Cemetery -San Kiang Charitable Association section. Kakeout Road New Listing as of 2011. This section contains approximately 100 stones inscribed in Mandarin "Long" form calligraphy that was discouraged during the Cultural Revolution of China; "Long" form requires additional stroke-marks to form a letter. It is common practice in China to list the deceased's home province and village name on the stone. Further, any name that is written in red indicates the person is alive; black letters indicate deceased.

8 Chinese Burial rites include funerary money burned for use in the after-life by the deceased. Accordingly, this Cemetery displays funerary money on top of the stones. The stones themselves display images evocative of the Far East: bamboo, pagodas and one stone "guarded" by two, small Asian-stylized lion statues. It would appear that the stones are laser-cut granite with set patterns; a pagoda image on both a Sung and a Tao stone is identical at first glance, only characters are different. Information regarding Burial rites, translations of the stones and explanation of the "Long" form was provided by Mr.

9 Ray Chang, Morris County Preservation Trust. Chatham Borough Budd Family Burial Ground ? Unknown-Extinct No No Page 6 No Stones and re-interments into Fairmont Cemetery when it (Fairmount) was founded. Chatham Borough Stones and re-interments into Fairmont Cemetery when it (Fairmount) was founded. Chatham Methodist Churchyard ? Unknown No N/A Page 6 No Chatham Borough Chatham Presbyterian Churchyard ? Unknown No No Page 6 No Stones and re-interments into Fairmont Cemetery when it (Fairmount) was founded. municipality Name Est.

10 Location State and National Register of Historic Places. Acroterion # Morris County 1976 Burial Sites Survey Morris County Master Plan Hist Pres Additional Chatham Borough Stones and re-interments into Fairmont Cemetery when it (Fairmount) was founded. Day-Brown Family Burial Ground ? Unknown-Extinct No No Page 6 No Chatham Borough Fairmount (Fair Mount) Cemetery 1859 Fairmount Avenue No 1404-039 Page 7 No Incorporated 1859. Chatham Borough St. Paul's Memorial Close November 4, 1990 Main Street No No New Listing as of 2014. No The correct name of the enclosure is the St.