Queens Family Cemeteries

A New Research Service
For information Contact: Stanley Cogan, "The Head Stone"

Cemetery

Location

Landmarked

Burial Dates

Number of Graves
Alsop Maspeth (1st Calvary)   1718 - 1877 34
Betts Maspeth (Mt. Zion)   1762 - 1895 29
Brinkerhoff-Adriance Fresh Meadows   1736 - 1872 76
Cornell Far Rockaway 1970 1693 - 1820 29
First United Methodist South Jamaica   1816 - 1912 105
Lawrence Astoria 1966 1703 - 1956 93
Lawrence Bayside 1967 1832 - 1939 41
Lent-Riker Jackson Heights   1740 - 1908 132
Moore-Jackson Woodside 1997 1733 - 1868 42
Prospect South Jamaica 1977 1668 - 1953 (?) 240
Remsen Forest Hills 1981 1790 - 1819 8
Southside South Ozone Park   1681 - 1919 79
Wyckoff-Snediker Woodhaven   1793 - 1892 135
Queens Family Cemeteries - A New Research Service
Headstone Stanley Cogan, The Head Stone
35-37 211th Street, Bayside, NY 11361
(718) 224 - 9592
e-mail leahjanec@aol.com

The Moore-Jackson Cemetery in Woodside, Queens

To interested cemetery volunteers,
The Moore-Jackson Cemetery in Woodside, Queens, is a 270-year old colonial cemetery. It is a landmarked cemetery, long neglected, but about to be restored. The work will begin in June, with the first phase to last up to two weeks. If you like hard work with no pay, and believe that the results are worth it, then this project is for you. The Moore-Jackson Cemetery is a family member of the Queens Family Cemeteries, and its restoration is crucial to the history and heritage of Queens. Please contact LeahJaneC@aol.com.
The Head Stone

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