Saint Amadeus Cemetery in Alburg Center, Vermont

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Coordinates: 44.95330, -73.28280
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The St. Amadeus Cemetery is a largely Roman Catholic cemetery located on the road leading west from the intersections of Route 78 and Route 2, about one half mile north of Alburgh Center. The cemetery is about one half mile from this intersection.

In 1858, Pardon and Nancy (Jameson) Deuel of Alburgh deeded a small plot of land at this location to the Catholic Church. Bishop DeGoesbriand of Burlington and Father J. Louis Cam caused a chapel to be erected. This was the first Catholic church in Alburgh, and the cemetery grew around it. The first burial is that of Timothy Mott in 1867. This description is summarized from Allen Stratton's History of Alburgh, Vermont (1968).