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Burial Grounds of Amherst throughout its History
Burial Grounds of Amherst throughout its History
Amherst was incorporated as a town in 1759. It was settled in 1727. It was a precinct in 1734.
Protestants
Old Hadley Cemetery (Hadley)
Catholics
Saint Mary’s Cemetery of Northampton (prior location is from 1840s on King Street)
Saint Brigid’s Cemetery of Hadley
Jewish
Congregation B’nai Israel Cemetery (Northampton)
Hebrew Society Cemetery (Northampton)
Jewish Community Association of Amherst Cemetery
Saint Aloysius Church
Saint Aloysius Church is on 221 Main Street in Indian Orchard. It is from December 11 1873. The spire was completed in 1879.
Convent was on Worcester Street.
School
Rectory – razed in the 1970s
| pastor | starts | ends | burial |
| L G Gagnier | 1873 | ||
| Landry | 1876 | ||
| Crevier | |||
| Baudoin | |||
| Ducharme | |||
| Edward Grattan | |||
| J P Bourassa | burial | ||
| A E Langevin | 1924 | ||


Horatio Colony Nature Preserve
Keene New Hampshire
Keene New Hampshire
Horatio Colony Nature Preserve
Cemeteries
Ash Swamp Burying Ground -West Street near Base Hill Road 1761 to 1824
Greenlawn Cemetery – Greenlawn Street near Page Street 1841 to today
Hurricane Road Cemetery 1761
Monadnock View Cemetery – Park Avenue – about 1940
North Cemetery – Court Street
Saint Joseph Cemetery – 600 Main Street
Washington Cemetery – Washington Street near Beaver 1765
West Cemetery – Bradford Road
Woodlawn Cemetery – Beaver St
Saint Matthew’s Roman Catholic Church
Saint Matthew’s Roman Catholic Church was founded in 1863. It is found at 50 Pinevale St Springfield. Until the late 1870s it was a mission church of the Saint Patrick Church of Chicopee.

Church
Rectory
The rectory is from 1878 and it is a colonial revival house.
| pastor | starts | end | burial |
| James F Fitzgerald | 1879 | ||
School
Started at Pinevale Street and moved to Berkshire and Myrtle Streets.
Convent
Started at Pinevale Street and moved to Berkshire and Myrtle Streets.
Saint Paul’s Universalist Church
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church




The bell is original and is from the Meneely Bell Company of Troy New York. Wikipedia



















