Cemeteries
NAME
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EST.
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LOCATION
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SIZE +/- |
Chatauqua Hollow |
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Route 70, about 2 miles east of Dalton. |
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Coopersville |
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north of Nunda village, on Cheek Road(Co.15). |
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Dalton |
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Church Street in Dalton, southwest corner of
town |
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Oakwood |
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in village of Nunda, on West St., between Second
and Fourth St. |
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Union |
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south of Dalton, on Birdall Road. |
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Seagers |
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center of town, off Rte 436, on Telegraph
Road. |
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For more information on Nunda Cemeteries, go to
Nunda History
and Oakwood Cemetery.
Resources
TOWN CLERK : Cindy Essler, PO Box 699,
4 Massachusetts Street, Nunda NY 14517
TOWN HISTORIAN : Valerie Griffing, Box 699,
4 Massachusetts Street, Nunda NY 14517
LIBRARY: Bell Memorial Library, 16 East
Street, Nunda,NY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Nunda Historical Society, Po Box 341,
24 Portage Street, Nunda NY 14517
(See the Society's web page at
NundaHistory.org for
additional resources and information relating to the
Town of Nunda and surrounding area.)
BOOKS
- Bonadonna, Sandra K.
Development of the Nunda School System.,
Nunda Historical Society, 2009.* Print.
- Byrnes, Thomas E.
Two Centuries of Medical Care in the Town of Nunda and Vicinity.,
Nunda Historical Society, 2008.* Print.
- Cook, Thomas S.
Nunda, Portage, and Genesee Falls.,
Arcadia Publishing, 2011.* Print.
- Cook, Thomas S.
Yesterday..., Stories from Old Nunda.,
Nunda Historical Society, 2008.* Print.
- DePuy, Hope and Sally Hall,
Churches in the Town of Nunda and Vicinity.,
Nunda Historical Society, 2007.* Print.
- Doty, Lockwood L.
A History of Livingston County, New York.,
Geneseo, NY. L.L. Doty, 1876. Print.
- Doty, Lockwood R.
A History of Livingston County New York.,
Michigan, 1905. Print.
- Doty, Lockwood R.
History of the Genesee Country.,
Chicago, S.J. Clark Publishing Co., 1925. Print.
- Frost, Marjorie.
Early Years Town of Nunda 1808-1983.,
Burts Printing, Dalton NY, 1983.* Print.
- Hand, Henry Wells.
Centennial History of the Town of Nunda, 1808 - 1908.,
Reprinted by the Town Historian's Office and the Nunda Historical Society.
With complete name index and errata.* Print.
- Smith, James H.
History of Livingston County, New York, Syracuse, NY.,
D.Mason & Co., 1881. Print.
(Please Note: All the books marked with an asterisk
are available through the Nunda Historical Society.
See NundaHistory.org for ordering information.)
CHURCHES:
Dalton Assembly of God, Route 408 Dalton, NY, 14836. (585) 476-2261.
Dalton United Methodist Church, Church St, Dalton, NY, 14836. (585) 476-2490.
Holy Angles Catholic Church, Church Street, Nunda, NY, 14517. (585) 468-3450.
Nunda United Methodist Church, 30 East Street, Nunda, NY. (585) 468-3456.
Trinity Church of Nunda, 25 East Street, Nunda, NY. (585) 468-2680.
Links
Nunda Historical Society NundaHistory.org
Bell Memorial Library Nunda Public Library
Town of Nunda Town of Nunda
Village of Nunda Nunda.org
Oakwood Cemetery, Nunda NY Oakwood Cemetery
Updates provided by Tom Cook, Nunda Historical Society, 2011.
FOOTNOTES
[Nunda Literary Institute] Opened in 1844.
The building was burned in June 1859. (back)
[in 1806] Among the other early settlers
were David Corey and brothers, Peleg and Reuben
Sweet, Abner Tuttle, Gideon Powell, Wm P. Wilcox,
John H. TOwnser, and James Paine. The first inn was
kept at the village, by Alanson Hubbell, in 1820, and
the first store by Wm. P. Wilcox, near the center.
Willoughby Lovell built the first sawmill, in 1818,
and Samuel Swain and Lindsey Joslyn the first
gristmill, in 1828. (back)
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