From the Pittston Gazette, 29 May 1891
Veteran Soldiers Who Lie Buried at Pittston, list furnished by the W. G. Nugent Post, 245, G.A.R.
Pittston Cemetery
John C. Roberts Christian Orts
John Davis Charles Ferguson
Thomas Llewellyn David Williams
George B. Carey William H. Martin
James Powell James L. Wilson
William Richardson John Dunlop
John Smith William Learch
James Prosser Adam Stewart
W. V. Evans A. S. Hobbs
E. E. Jones David Gallet
Job Harris John Howell, Jr.
David James Samuel Stahl
Walter Smiles William Stroh
David Thomas C. S. Pierce
Thomas German Robert Carl
Phillip Bath Joseph Engle
Herman Auerbach
Market Street Cemetery
Miles Walsh James Connell
Patrick Walsh John Walsh
Edward Walsh Thomas Collier
James Gilbert William Costello
Patrick Joyce Paul Wentzell
Thomas Henaghen John McGuire
Michael Lynskey John Watson
John Thomas John L. Riker
James Jordan John Higgins
Patrick McGuire Patrick Middleton
Timothy Goulden Patrick McAndrews
James Evans Miles Gibbons
John McNulty William Holland
Peter Farrell Patrick Pace
Michael Burke Lawrence Wentzell
John Robinson Patrick Reap
Patrick Moran Jason English
John Louge Michael English
James Ginley Thomas Dunn
James Bambrick William Goulden
Anthony McNulty Patrick Milligan
Peter Donahoe Martin Gaughan
John M. Dailey Michael mearn
Church Hill Cemetery
Timothy Kearns Patrick O’Malley
John Gallagher Terrence Gaffney
John Gilligan John Mulhern
Michael O’Hara Patrick Bolin
Peter Gilligan Michael Devanney
West Pittston Cemetery
Dr. W. G. Nugent Samuel Beard
Charles Searle Thomas DeRella
Edward R. Ford Charles Emigh
Charles Decker W. V. Allen
William Smalley John T. Booth
Mark Ashworth Asher M. Bragg
S. V. Phinney Robert Roberts
William Green Thomas McKinness
Stewart Altimose John Fitzgerald
Thomas P. Dodd M. C. Apt
John Eshelman John C. Barber
James McFetrick Samuel Farnocht
John Koch Samuel Stem
William Fenner N. Lampshun
C. C. Blottenburg
Brick Church Cemetery
George Engleman
William S. Leach
Peter Hushelpeck
Abram Cramer
Brown Cemetery (near Mosiers)
George Smith Riley Nichols
John Schoonover George Fennell
Merritt Little Albert Thomkins
John E. Roberts George Giddings
Hamtown Cemetery
William Stein John Seibold
John Daiser Rudolph Schmaltz
Jacob J. Schmaltz John Steiner
Martin Mehlman Henry Singleman
Christian Adrian Ned Vollman
Jenkins Cemetery
Mathias Melauf
Aaron Bradshaw
E. M. Goodwin
M. Rubenock
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Young Davis
Henry Hoover
Hice Carpenter
Calvin Eshelman
Carpenter Sands
NOTE:
Market Street Cemetery is now St. John’s Cemtery, Market St., Pittston.
Brown Cemetery is located on Parsonage St., Pittston.
Brick Church Cemetery is located behind the Insalaco building on North Main St., Pittston. (It is in poor condition and in need of cleanup and weeding.)
Church Hill Cemetery is located on Chapel St., Pittston, of North Main St., and is now St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Hamtown Cemetery is now called St. Peter’s Cemetery, and is located at the top of Rock St., in Hughestown, PA.
This list was originally submitted to Rootsweb by Rosanne Gemzik in 1996, but I thought that many new subscribers may have missed it.
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