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|-\n|'''Name'''||'''Birth date'''||'''Death date'''||'''Notes'''|| |\n|-\n
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|'''Name'''||'''Birth date'''||'''Death date'''||'''Notes'''|| |
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<span>Rev. Robert G. Andrus, D.D.|
<span>Rev. Robert G. Andrus, D.D.|
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<span>Mary McGuiston Andrus|
<span>Mary McGuiston Andrus|
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<span>In Loving Memory|
<span>In Loving Memory|


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<span>John Baldwin Barr|
<span>John Baldwin Barr|
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<span>Love Never Ends|
<span>Love Never Ends|


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<span>Patricia Jane Kromer Barr|
<span>Patricia Jane Kromer Barr|
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<span>Bertha R. Braegger|
<span>Bertha R. Braegger|
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<span>10 June 1980: Father - Frederick Reinert; Mother - Bertha Faes |
<span>10 June 1980: Father - Frederick Reinert; Mother - Bertha Faes |


<span>(Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker)|\n|-\n
<span>(Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker)|
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<span>Werner P. Braegger|
<span>Werner P. Braegger|
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<span>Bertha Reinert Braegger |
<span>Bertha Reinert Braegger |
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<span>His Wife|
<span>His Wife|


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<span>Charles L. Christiernin|
<span>Charles L. Christiernin|
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<span>Regina Scott-Hall Christiernin|
<span>Regina Scott-Hall Christiernin|
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<span>Virginia R. Christiernin|
<span>Virginia R. Christiernin|
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<span>T Sgt.US Marine Corps, World War II Korea,|
<span>T Sgt.US Marine Corps, World War II Korea,|


 |\n|-\n
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<span>Charles L. Christiernin Jr.|
<span>Charles L. Christiernin Jr.|
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<span>New Jersey, 1st Lt Adj Gen Corps.,|
<span>New Jersey, 1st Lt Adj Gen Corps.,|


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<span>Della R. Dukett|
<span>Della R. Dukett|
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<span>Wife Of B A Dukett|
<span>Wife Of B A Dukett|


<span>"Oh, weary eyes that oft did weep/ Closed now rest well in dreamless sleep/ O, tired hands that did their best/ Lie still be folded in rest/ Oh, hearts so torn with love and pain/ Thy troubles never can come again"|\n|-\n
<span>"Oh, weary eyes that oft did weep/ Closed now rest well in dreamless sleep/ O, tired hands that did their best/ Lie still be folded in rest/ Oh, hearts so torn with love and pain/ Thy troubles never can come again"|
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<span>John Dukett|
<span>John Dukett|
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<span>Nancy Graham Dukett|
<span>Nancy Graham Dukett|
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<span>His Wife|
<span>His Wife|


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<span>Mattie Jane Dukett|
<span>Mattie Jane Dukett|
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<span>Daughter of John & Nancy Dukett|
<span>Daughter of John & Nancy Dukett|


<span>"A precious one from us has gone/ A voice we loved is stilled/ A place is vacant in our home/ Which never can be filled" - by her sister|\n|-\n
<span>"A precious one from us has gone/ A voice we loved is stilled/ A place is vacant in our home/ Which never can be filled" - by her sister|
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<span>Claire Given Freeman|
<span>Claire Given Freeman|
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<span>Eugene H. Freeman|
<span>Eugene H. Freeman|
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<span>[[Ruth%20W.%20Freeman|Ruth Wardner Freeman]]|
<span>[[Ruth%20W.%20Freeman|Ruth Wardner Freeman]]|
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<span>His Wife|
<span>His Wife|


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<span>Lillian A. Freeman|
<span>Lillian A. Freeman|
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<span>[[Ross%20Freeman|Ross C. Freeman]]|
<span>[[Ross%20Freeman|Ross C. Freeman]]|
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<span>Martha D. Freeman|
<span>Martha D. Freeman|
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<span>[[Kenneth%20M.%20Hollenbeck|Kenneth M. Hollenbeck]]|
<span>[[Kenneth%20M.%20Hollenbeck|Kenneth M. Hollenbeck]]|
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[[Neil%20U.%20Hollenbeck|Neil U. Hollenbeck]]|
[[Neil%20U.%20Hollenbeck|Neil U. Hollenbeck]]|
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Grandson of Ken & Alice|
Grandson of Ken & Alice|


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<span>Alice J. Hollenbeck|
<span>Alice J. Hollenbeck|
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<span>Myrl W. Hollenbeck|
<span>Myrl W. Hollenbeck|
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<span>Leah M. Hollenbeck|
<span>Leah M. Hollenbeck|
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<span>Arthur L. Hollenbeck|
<span>Arthur L. Hollenbeck|
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<span>Electa M. Hollenbeck|
<span>Electa M. Hollenbeck|
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<span>Harry Brent Hollenbeck|
<span>Harry Brent Hollenbeck|
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<span>Jack McDermott|
<span>Jack McDermott|
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<span>Cpl US Army, Korea|
<span>Cpl US Army, Korea|


<span>For making us feel special in your life for enriching our lives with your wit and well-seasoned stories of days gone by, always in our hearts.|\n|-\n
<span>For making us feel special in your life for enriching our lives with your wit and well-seasoned stories of days gone by, always in our hearts.|
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<span>Joann W. McGuiston|
<span>Joann W. McGuiston|
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<span>This stone is about 40' from the road. There is a small path leading to it.|\n|-\n
<span>This stone is about 40' from the road. There is a small path leading to it.|
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<span>Stephanie L. Whittum O'Sullivan|
<span>Stephanie L. Whittum O'Sullivan|
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<span>If Life Gives You Scraps, Make Quilts.|
<span>If Life Gives You Scraps, Make Quilts.|


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<span>David J. O'Sullivan|
<span>David J. O'Sullivan|
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<span>Gertrude G. Reed|
<span>Gertrude G. Reed|
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<span>Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker: Gertrude Grace Reed|
<span>Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker: Gertrude Grace Reed|


<span>Father - Gordon Vosburgh; Mother - Elsie Ebare|\n|-\n
<span>Father - Gordon Vosburgh; Mother - Elsie Ebare|
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<span>Richard H. Reed|
<span>Richard H. Reed|
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<span>TSgt US Air Force, World War II|
<span>TSgt US Air Force, World War II|


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<span>[[Ludwig%20Ruser|Ludwig Ruser]]|
<span>[[Ludwig%20Ruser|Ludwig Ruser]]|
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<span>And His Sons Frank, [[Louis%20H.%20Ruser|Louis]], [[Harry%20Ruser|Harry]]|
<span>And His Sons Frank, [[Louis%20H.%20Ruser|Louis]], [[Harry%20Ruser|Harry]]|


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<span>James P. Schick|
<span>James P. Schick|
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<span>Maj US Army, World War II|
<span>Maj US Army, World War II|


<span>Located about 30' down a path toward the water at the back of the Cemetery.|\n|-\n
<span>Located about 30' down a path toward the water at the back of the Cemetery.|
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<span>Dorothy W. Schick|
<span>Dorothy W. Schick|
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<span>Florence Sherriff|
<span>Florence Sherriff|
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<span>Donald F. Smith|
<span>Donald F. Smith|
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<span>[[Earl%20A.%20Vosburgh|Earl A. Vosburgh]]|
<span>[[Earl%20A.%20Vosburgh|Earl A. Vosburgh]]|
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<span>Father|
<span>Father|


<span>Pvt,<span>  2 Inf,<span>  NY NG, World War I |\n|-\n
<span>Pvt,<span>  2 Inf,<span>  NY NG, World War I |
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<span>Agnes M. Vosburgh |
<span>Agnes M. Vosburgh |
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<span>Mother|
<span>Mother|


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<span>Belle Vosburgh |
<span>Belle Vosburgh |
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<span>Daughter|
<span>Daughter|


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<span>David F. Vosburgh|
<span>David F. Vosburgh|
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<span>Elsie B. Vosburgh|
<span>Elsie B. Vosburgh|
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<span>[[Gordon%20Vosburgh|Gordon L. Vosburgh]]|
<span>[[Gordon%20Vosburgh|Gordon L. Vosburgh]]|
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<span>Cpl Medical Department, World War I|
<span>Cpl Medical Department, World War I|


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<span>James R. Wandling|
<span>James R. Wandling|
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<span>Marion Wandling|
<span>Marion Wandling|
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<span>Barbara Wandling Hochberg|
<span>Barbara Wandling Hochberg|
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<span>Lucy Ann Woodbridge|
<span>Lucy Ann Woodbridge|
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<span>"Of such are the Kingdom of Heaven."|\n</tbody>
<span>"Of such are the Kingdom of Heaven."|
 
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 14 September 2025


Coreys cemetery is located on Coreys Road about a mile south of New York Route 3 on the left.

 

Rev. Robert G. Andrus, D.D.| October 1, 1907| January 13, 1982|  |  | Mary McGuiston Andrus| September 12, 1918| August 19, 1982| In Loving Memory|  | John Baldwin Barr| November 8, 1932| No Date| Love Never Ends|  | Patricia Jane Kromer Barr| December 19, 1932| January 2, 2001|  |  | Bertha R. Braegger| November 14, ____| November 23, 1979| 10 June 1980: Father - Frederick Reinert; Mother - Bertha Faes | (Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker)| Werner P. Braegger| 1888| 1962|  |  | Bertha Reinert Braegger | 1895| 1979| His Wife|  | Charles L. Christiernin| February 10, 1878| Died October 18, 1944|  |  | Regina Scott-Hall Christiernin| February 4, 1885| July 25, 1963|  |  | Virginia R. Christiernin| December 4, 1914| April 29, 1990| T Sgt.US Marine Corps, World War II Korea,|  | Charles L. Christiernin Jr.| May 25, 1916| April 18, 1870| New Jersey, 1st Lt Adj Gen Corps.,|  | Della R. Dukett|  | September 16, 1892 Age 22 Yrs & 4 Mos.| Wife Of B A Dukett| "Oh, weary eyes that oft did weep/ Closed now rest well in dreamless sleep/ O, tired hands that did their best/ Lie still be folded in rest/ Oh, hearts so torn with love and pain/ Thy troubles never can come again"| John Dukett| 1834| 1922|  |  | Nancy Graham Dukett| 1841| 1923| His Wife|  | Mattie Jane Dukett|  | August 23, 1880 Æ 9 Yrs 4 Mos & 12 D| Daughter of John & Nancy Dukett| "A precious one from us has gone/ A voice we loved is stilled/ A place is vacant in our home/ Which never can be filled" - by her sister| Claire Given Freeman| 1903| 1933|  |  | Eugene H. Freeman| 1893| 1966|  |  | Ruth Wardner Freeman| 1917| No Date| His Wife|  | Lillian A. Freeman| 1869| 1926|  |  | Ross C. Freeman| 1898| 10 June 1980|  |  | Martha D. Freeman| 1910| 1999|  |  | Kenneth M. Hollenbeck| 1930| 2009|  |  | Neil U. Hollenbeck| 1981| 2016| Grandson of Ken & Alice|  | Alice J. Hollenbeck| 1928| 2005|  |  | Myrl W. Hollenbeck| 1897| 1973|  |  | Leah M. Hollenbeck| 1904| 1972|  |  | Arthur L. Hollenbeck| 1871| 1954|  |  | Electa M. Hollenbeck| 1875| 1961|  |  | Harry Brent Hollenbeck| 1928| 1979| Cpl US Army, Korea  |  | Jack McDermott| April 29, 1928| June 26, 1996| Cpl US Army, Korea| For making us feel special in your life for enriching our lives with your wit and well-seasoned stories of days gone by, always in our hearts.| Joann W. McGuiston| October 14, 1921| October 6, 1985|  | This stone is about 40' from the road. There is a small path leading to it.| Stephanie L. Whittum O'Sullivan| 1953| 2001| If Life Gives You Scraps, Make Quilts.|  | David J. O'Sullivan| 1952| No Date|  |  | Gertrude G. Reed| March 19, 1923| February 13, 1980| Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker: Gertrude Grace Reed| Father - Gordon Vosburgh; Mother - Elsie Ebare| Richard H. Reed| February 11, 1920| April 1, 1980| TSgt US Air Force, World War II|  | Ludwig Ruser| 1844| 1914| And His Sons Frank, Louis, Harry|  | James P. Schick| 1914| 1980| Maj US Army, World War II| Located about 30' down a path toward the water at the back of the Cemetery.| Dorothy W. Schick| 1914| 1990|  |  | Florence Sherriff| 1886| 1972|  |  | Donald F. Smith| 1956| 1956|  |  | Earl A. Vosburgh| September 2, 1887| February 6, 1959| Father| Pvt,  2 Inf,  NY NG, World War I | Agnes M. Vosburgh | 1883| 1973| Mother|  | Belle Vosburgh | 1908| 2000| Daughter|  | David F. Vosburgh| 1906| 1984|  |  | Elsie B. Vosburgh| 1900| 1977|  |  | Gordon L. Vosburgh| August 26, 1895| December 28, 1962| Cpl Medical Department, World War I|  | James R. Wandling| 1914| No Date|  |  | Marion Wandling| 1917| No Date|  |  | Barbara Wandling Hochberg| 1946| 1983|  |  | Lucy Ann Woodbridge|  | 1964|  | "Of such are the Kingdom of Heaven."|
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