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Holding Tomb at the South Amherst Cemetery

Rosary Church Bell

The church bell was saved and is still in the Lyman Street School lot. In 1902 to 1903 the Lyman Street School was renovated into the Rosary Club.

John Lynch of Holyoke

John Lynch FINDAGRAVE was the chief of the Holyoke Fire Department from 1880 to 1915. He helped save many lives during the Precious Blood Church fire of 1875. Story is that he entered the loft and saved 20 lives there. His brother James Lynch died during a August 1 1908 fire in Holyoke.

Marian Nuns of Holyoke

Older Burials at the Main Street Cemetery (Easthampton)

Death House at the Main Street Cemetery (Easthampton)

Williston Family in the Main Street Cemetery (Easthampton)

Samuel Williston

Everett Street in Easthampton with Adams Street at the west end and Duda Drive at the east. Parsons crosses.

13 Everett

33 Everett – West Boylston Company Worker Housing

Saint Brigids Cemetery

Everett Street Village

New City in Easthampton

136 Everett St

East Street Cemetery

Easthampton STREETS and HOUSES

STREETS

Main Street

Cottage Street in Easthampton

Park Street in Easthampton

Everett Street in Easthampton

HOUSES

Easthampton Historical Society

Williston House

Immaculate Conception Rectory in Easthampton

pastor	starts	ends	burial
Jeremiah J Twomey		1873	FINDAGRAVE
Richard Donovan	1873	1878	FINDAGRAVE
Richard Walshe	1878	1914	FINDAGRAVE
Michael Ahern	1914	1920 at least	FINDAGRAVE
Patrick F Doyle	1929 at least	1933	FINDAGRAVE
Cornelius F Donoghue	at least 1934		FINDAGRAVE
John Prendergast		1950 at least	FINDAGRAVE
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