Burial Grounds of Chicopee throughout its History is a presentation format of the cemeteries of Chicopee. Before 1851 the Catholics of Chicopee would have been buried in Saint Matthew’s Cemetery of Springfield. Before 1739 the Protestants of Chicopee would have been buried in Springfield Cemetery of Springfield.
To find a burial site of a person, use the town copy of the death records on ancestry. From 1848 to 1881 the cemetery is listed.
cemetery | link | religion | ethnicity | type | year |
Calvary Cemetery | link | Catholic | for all Western Massachusetts Catholics | churchyard | 1851 |
Sainte Rose de Lima Cemetery | link | Catholic | Quebec | lawn | 1910 |
Saint Stanislaus Cemetery | link | Catholic | Polish | lawn | 1924 |
Saint Patrick’s Cemetery | link | Catholic | for all Chicopee Falls Catholics | lawn | 1857 |
Sons of Zion Cemetery | link | Jewish | for Holyoke | lawn | 1897 |
Rodphey Sholom Cemetery | link | Jewish | for Holyoke | lawn | 1927 |
Chicopee Street Burying Ground | link | Protestant | Congregational | churchyard | 1739 |
East Street Cemetery | link | Protestant | Chicopee Falls | churchyard | 1825 |
Maple Grove Cemetery | link | Protestant | Chicopee Center | churchyard | 1832 |
Fairview Cemetery | link | Protestant | all | rural | 1870 |
Holy Mother of the Rosary Cemetery | link | National Catholic | Polish | rural | 1900 |
Holy Name of Jesus Churchyard | link | Catholic | pastors | churchyard | 1889 |
Pine Grove Cemetery | link | Baptist | Baptist sect | churchyard | 1788 |