Springfield Cemetery

Springfield Cemetery

The Springfield Cemetery has their own web site. EXTERNAL It includes their history, some gravestones, and book to buy.

Josiah Holland – FINDAGRAVE

Pelatiah Bliss – FINDAGRAVE

MAP (at OpenStreetmap)

Beers 1871

CHAPEL

OFFICE

Holding Tomb

The first tomb was from 1841 and expanded in 1856. A new one was made in 1873.

Methodist Cemetery

A child of Samuel McNary was buried here on the 12th of December 1825. This was the first burial in the Methodist Cemetery. The Union Street Methodist Episcopal Society sold this cemetery in 1858.

Samuel Hoyt

Samuel Hoyt was the leader of the Highland Park Associates. Hoyt at FINDAGRAVE. This was a real estate group that was based on North Pleasant Street at the SE corner of Yale Street. From 1920 to 1925, his company was at 85 Dartmouth Street.

In 1923 he started up another company called Hoyt Construction. In later life, he would be the real estate manager at People’s Bank and at Mechanics Bank.

homesstartsendsnotes
Brooklyn, New York1900census
365 Appleton Street, Holyoke1910census but not in directory
84 Pleasant Street19111911
25 Stanford Street19121913
37 Dartmouth Street19141918
2 Taylor Street19181920
11 Yale Street19211922
2 Cleveland Street19231924near Harvard
57 Park Slope Road19251925
210 Pleasant Street19261926
37 Stratford Street19271927
Stony Point, Rockland County, New York19281933removed to NY
8 Brooks Street (now called O’Connor Avenue)19341954from census, plus 1934-1946 and 1955-6 directories

Dr Paul Nathan

Dr Paul Nathan

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06 Jan 1937, Wed

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03 Dec 1940, Tue

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12 Aug 1941, Tue

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20 Dec 1951, Thu

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12 Feb 1954, Fri

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26 Sep 1956, Wed

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17 May 1960, Tue

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08 Mar 1971, Mon

2025 tours and presentations

2025 Holyoke Massachusetts area guided tours and presentations — FREE and OPEN to the public. [Except for the listed private tours and presentations.] Keep checking back since information will change. Presented by Robert Comeau. Sign up at Eventbrite for most of these tours. The Holyoke Preservation Trust is the promoter for most of the events and oftentimes the host too.

2025 tours and presentations:

EARLIER this year:

Precious Blood Church Fire of 1875 (Holyoke)

Elmwood Cemetery tour (Holyoke)

South Hadley Canal – a presentation, a tour, and a display (South Hadley)

Plainville Cemetery (Hadley)

Precious Blood Church (Holyoke) and Precious Blood Cemetery (South Hadley)

The Six Navigational Canals of the Connecticut River (South Hadley)

Sacred Heart Church (Springfield)

Southampton Center Cemetery (Southampton)

Holyoke Canal System Walking Tour (Holyoke)

The Six Power Canals of the Chicopee River (Chicopee)

Warner Pine Grove Memorial Cemetery (Belchertown)

The Catholic Churches of Chicopee (Chicopee)

Canals in the Connecticut River Valley

Ashleyville Cemetery (West Springfield)

Saint Anthony of Padua Church (Chicopee)

Brookside Cemetery (Easthampton)

Chicopee Center Canal (Chicopee)

Rural Cemetery (Belchertown)

Island Pond Cemetery (Ludlow)

Who Were the Militiamen from Ireland Parish? (Holyoke) – (see Revolutionary War Veterans in Holyoke)

East Street Cemetery (Chicopee)

Burial Grounds of Southampton throughout its History (Southampton)

Cherry Lane Cemetery (Springfield)

East Street Cemetery (Easthampton)

Lake Vale Cemetery (Belchertown)

United Congregational Church of Holyoke (Holyoke)

Dufresne Park – A History and Nature Walk into its Woods (Granby)

North Amherst Cemetery (Amherst)

Fuller Cemetery (Ludlow)

Main Street Cemetery (Easthampton)

Green Lawn Cemetery (East Longmeadow)

A House in Holyoke through TimeThe Lewis Smith Homestead – (Holyoke)

The Springfield Blanket Company – part of series called A Mill in Holyoke through Time(Holyoke)

Catholic Cemeteries of Springfield – Burial Grounds of Springfield throughout its History