Contributed by Mom:
Royden Vossburg was the editor for a 1922 book, "Wawarsing Reformed Dutch Church Records" which states: "I copied the gravestone inscriptions which follow, on June 15, 1920. As my time was limited, I was only able to copy and compare the inscriptions on the older stones. All the stones copied lie approximately in the northeast quarter section of the square, beginning near the middle row and working towards the most easterly row. Nearly all the stones copied were of slate, limestone, or sandstone; the few marble stones copied are marked with asterisks. The more modern gravestones have inscriptions on the westerly side, and face towards the entrance gate...
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Contributed by Donna Hasbrouck:
Born 18 Aug 1717 in Kingston, New York and died in Wawarsing, New York.
Royden Vossburg was the editor for a 1922 book, "Wawarsing Reformed Dutch Church Records" which states: "I copied the gravestone inscriptions which follow, on June 15, 1920. As my time was limited, I was only able to copy and compare the inscriptions on the older stones. All the stones copied lie approximately in the northeast quarter section of the square, beginning near the middle row and working towards the most easterly row. Nearly all the stones copied were of slate, limestone, or sandstone; the few marble stones copied are marked with asterisks. The more modern gravestones have inscriptions on the westerly side, and face towards the entrance gate...
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Contributed by Donna Hasbrouck:
Born 18 Aug 1717 in Kingston, New York and died in Wawarsing, New York.
Contributed by Mom:
Royden Vossburg was the editor for a 1922 book, "Wawarsing Reformed Dutch Church Records" which states: "I copied the gravestone inscriptions which follow, on June 15, 1920. As my time was limited, I was only able to copy and compare the inscriptions on the older stones. All the stones copied lie approximately in the northeast quarter section of the square, beginning near the middle row and working towards the most easterly row. Nearly all the stones copied were of slate, limestone, or sandstone; the few marble stones copied are marked with asterisks. The more modern gravestones have inscriptions on the westerly side, and face towards the entrance gate...
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Contributed by Donna Hasbrouck:
Born 18 Aug 1717 in Kingston, New York and died in Wawarsing, New York.
Royden Vossburg was the editor for a 1922 book, "Wawarsing Reformed Dutch Church Records" which states: "I copied the gravestone inscriptions which follow, on June 15, 1920. As my time was limited, I was only able to copy and compare the inscriptions on the older stones. All the stones copied lie approximately in the northeast quarter section of the square, beginning near the middle row and working towards the most easterly row. Nearly all the stones copied were of slate, limestone, or sandstone; the few marble stones copied are marked with asterisks. The more modern gravestones have inscriptions on the westerly side, and face towards the entrance gate...
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Contributed by Donna Hasbrouck:
Born 18 Aug 1717 in Kingston, New York and died in Wawarsing, New York.
Inscription
In
Memory of
Jacob Bevier,
who departed this life
July 17th. 1800
Aged 82 Years & 11 months
Gravesite Details
Listed between Andries Bevier and Abraham Heermance.
