Joel Rhodes Burial Site is in Pelham at the juncture of Shays Highway and Shutesbury Road. Died of small pox and buried in the back southeast corner of the family farm in Pelham. Gravestone and burial is still there. “No Release” means that the body was left there and not released to another cemetery.
But his family has a cenotaph for him in the West Cemetery of Pelham. FINDAGRAVE
Ferry at Smith’s Ferry
Ferries of Holyoke
Ferry near the South Hadley Canal
Robinson Ferry
Jones Ferry
The was also a landing at Day’s Landing.
Nonotuck Street
Holyoke Home for Aged People
OR Sarawood Retirement Home at 1 Loomis Ave Holyoke 1911 by James Clough
Augustine Esleeck House is at 1374 Northampton Street of Holyoke. It is from 1886.
Meeting House in Ludlow Massachusetts is from 1783
Burial Grounds of Shutesbury throughout its History
Jewish Community Association of Amherst Cemetery
Pratts Corner Cemetery – Pratts Corner Road
Locks Village Cemetery – Locks Pond Road – made in 1808 near Lake Wyola – to the west of the juncture of Lake Drive
Special Tour of a Grouping of Cemeteries
Three Cemeteries on Leverett Road – West Cemetery – Henry Cemetery – and the Jewish Community Association of Amherst Cemetery
Village Hill Cemetery
The Valley Cemetery is also called the North Valley Cemetery and most recently as the Booth Cemetery. It is from 1848. It is at 183 North Valley Road east of the Buffum and Meetinghouse Roads intersection. The cemetery is still a very active one. The town’s holding tomb is in this cemetery.
There are about 80 burials older than the year that the cemetery was made. These are actually reburials from the moved cemeteries of Pelham and the Quabbin towns.
Story about the NAME change.
John Brainard – FINDAGRAVE
The William Gaskell gravestone has his death as 1822.
Jonathan Pratt – FINDAGRAVE
Booth family
