North Cemetery, West Hartford


  • Address: 60 N Main St
  • Vicinity: Loomis Dr
  • Travel Genus: Sight
  • Sight Category: Site

Old North Cemetery

This graveyard was established in 1790, when Thomas Merrell of the West Division Parish (West Hartford) sold three quarters of an acre to the Town of Hartford. From time to time there were additions, the last in 1852. West Hartford acquired ownership upon be coming a town in 1854. The cemetery contains graves of Revolutionary War soldiers and in 1957 a boulder and bronze plaque were dedicated by the Sarah Whitman Hooker Chapter, DAR in memory of all Revolutionary War soldiers buried in West Hartford. Here also are buried local men who served in the Civil War. A monument placed by the State of Connecticut records the names of West Hartford men who died in service during that war and are not buried in town. - Historical Marker


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Timeline

Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1790/00/00 The Town of Hartford buys three quarters of an acre from Thomas Merrell of the West Division Parish to establish a burial ground.
1811/01/11 Capt Ebenezer Faxon Died Ebenezer Faxon dies. Captain Ebenezer Faxon is buried at North Cemetery in West Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.

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Particulars for North Cemetery, West Hartford:
Historic Use Cemetery
Historic Use Graves, burials
Sight Category Site
Area of Significance Social History




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