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Feeding Hills Schoolhouse

Johnson Corner is formed by the four street intersection of Southwick Street, North West Street, and South West Street.

house nearby

Feeding Hills Congregational Church

Meeting House – 21 North Westfield St Agawam 1835 Greek Revival or Federal – parsonage at 35 North Westfield St Agawam 1848 Greek – “Feeding Hills Congregational Church Records” manuscript at Woods Museum of Springfield History

Hope Community Church

Smith Family Cemetery

– Across from 780 S Westfield Street

Old Feeding Hills Cemetery is from 1760s

on South Westfield Street in the Feeding Hills village of Agawam near Shoemaker Lane – aka South Westfield Street Cemetery

Elijah Dewey

Rachel Morley

John Leonard

Rev Sylvanus Griswold

57 years a minister in Agawam

Potters Field

Prescott

Bobbinville Burying Ground – GONE

Center Cemetery

Fish Hill Cemetery

Isaac Lindsey Cemetery

Jason Powers Cemetery

North Prescott Cemetery

Northeast Cemetery

Northwest Cemetery

Pelham Hollow Road Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE

Pine Grove Cemetery

Thomas S Mann Family Cemetery

Town House Cemetery

Plainfield

Plainfield Cemeteries

East Street Cemetery – Stockwell Cemetery – Baptist Cemetery – on East Street – (findgrave information) From Rte 116 take Bow Street to Grant Street. Take a right. Shortly after the pavement ends, there is a boundary sign for Plainfield / Ashfield. East Street is the next large dirt pathway on the right. The cemetery is approx. a half mile walk down hill on the old road bed. – 1839 founded

Ford Cemetery – on West Hill Road – FINDAGRAVE – on private land

Hill Top Cemetery at the SE corner of Central and Union – about 1810

Pleasant Street Cemetery – Dyer Cemetery – McCloud Cemetery – on dirt road for quarter mile – 1812

Union Street Cemetery – on South Union Street – Old Burial Ground – 1792

West Hill Cemetery – on Summit Street – 1787

West Mountain Cemetery – on Upper Liberty Street – Allis Barton Cemetery – Stitt Cemetery

West Street Cemetery – Haskins Family Cemetery

Wales Center

Saint Monica’s Roman Catholic Church – Main Street – 1901

Wales Manufacturing Company Shop and Office

Wales Public Library 1841

Wales World War II Monument and Honor Roll – near library

Wales Baptist Church Parsonage 1835 Main Street

Wales Old Post Office – Main Street

Wales Central District School – Hollow Road – 1850

Monson Universalist – Unitarian Church – Main Street 1889 and parsonage 1820 – 177 Main Street

Monson Methodist Church – Main Street near Cushman – 1850

Cushman Memorial Fountain 1886

Wales Cemetery number 1 – Union Road – about 1763 – Wales Old Cemetery Unmarked Graves Boulder (1906) and Wales Hearse House (1900)

Wales Cemetery number 2 – Main Street – about 1827 – Old Baptist Cemetery

Wales Cemetery number 3 – Laurel Hill Road – about 1846 – Laurel Hill Cemetery – near the top of the hill

Wales Cemetery number 4 – Laurel Hill Road – South Laurel Hill Cemetery – beyond the top of the hill

Worthington Center Cemetery

Frederick Huntington

Alfred Foote

Newcomb Cleveland

Ruth Granger

Asa Cottrel

Ebenezer Leonard

Elihu Tinker

Middlefield was settled in 1780 and made a town in 1783.

Bell Cemetery – about 1791 and ends 1912 – 184 Skyline Trail – Bell Farm Cemetery – the John Bell house from 1860 is across the street

Pine Grove Cemetery – 21 Clark Wright Road – Diney Grove Cemetery

Mack Cemetery – 1775 – 184 Skyline Trail – the Mack is the oldest cemetery in Middlefield

Middlefield Center Cemetery – Middlefield Village Cemetery – 105 Arthur Pease Road at the corner of Bell Road – starts in 1799

Smith Farm Cemetery – Howard Smith Cemetery – 69 Cone Road – 1853 to 1906

Wright Cemetery – 100 Clark Wright Road – about 1816

Congregational Church – 167 Skyline – 1903 with some sections from 1847

Congregational Parish House – 159 Skyline