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Saratoga County, New York
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Sylvester 1 states that, "Early burials at Schuylerville were on the corner of Broad and Burgoyne streets. From this ground the dead were all carefully removed, in 1840, to the cemetery north of the village. This is now but little used, and its successor is the beautifully-located Prospect Hill cemetery, on the heights of Saratoga, as they are described in the histories of the olden times."
The "cemetery north of the village" is now known as the North Broad Street Cemetery and Sylvester’s reference to "Saratoga," called "Old Saratoga" today, is now Schuylerville. It is believed that this cemetery may have been associated with the Dutch Reformed Church of Schuylerville at one time so it has sometimes been referred to as the "Old Reformed Church" cemetery. The cemetery is found in the northeast corner of the village and extends from Broad Street (NYS Rt. 4) to the Champlain Canal. The stones are in very poor condition. Although the cemetery is under the jurisdiction of the Village of Schuylerville, maintenance has been assumed by private individuals, some of whom live adjacent to the grounds. A recent visit and conversation with one of these "caretakers", confirmed this situation.
This small database does not have its own Index. It is alphabetically arranged so you can scroll through it to find your names. You can also go to the head of the SaratogaNYGenWeb page and use the PicoSearch engine to find your surnames. The appearances of the surname, on all the Saratoga NYGenWeb pages, will be reported, including those that are found in this North Broad Street Cemetery database.
This page was prepared by Fletcher A. Blanchard, assisted by Karen Hammond
Clark , both Heritage Hunters members. You may contact Karen if you have questions
about the inscriptions on existing stones, but be advised that in many
cases they are in poor condition.
February 2003
1. History of Saratoga County , Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester, published 1878, pg. 276.
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