Coreys Cemetery
Coreys cemetery is located on Coreys Road about a mile south of New York Route 3 on the left.
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Rev. Robert G. Andrus, D.D.||
October 1, 1907||
January 13, 1982||
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Mary McGuiston Andrus||
September 12, 1918||
August 19, 1982||
In Loving Memory||
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John Baldwin Barr||
November 8, 1932||
No Date||
Love Never Ends||
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Patricia Jane Kromer Barr||
December 19, 1932||
January 2, 2001||
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Bertha R. Braegger||
November 14, ____||
November 23, 1979||
10 June 1980: Father - Frederick Reinert; Mother - Bertha Faes ||
(Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker)|\n|-\n|
Werner P. Braegger||
1888||
1962||
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Bertha Reinert Braegger ||
1895||
1979||
His Wife||
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Charles L. Christiernin||
February 10, 1878||
Died October 18, 1944||
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Regina Scott-Hall Christiernin||
February 4, 1885||
July 25, 1963||
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Virginia R. Christiernin||
December 4, 1914||
April 29, 1990||
T Sgt.US Marine Corps, World War II Korea,||
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Charles L. Christiernin Jr.||
May 25, 1916||
April 18, 1870||
New Jersey, 1st Lt Adj Gen Corps.,||
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Della R. Dukett||
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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"|\n|-\n|
John Dukett||
1834||
1922||
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Nancy Graham Dukett||
1841||
1923||
His Wife||
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Mattie Jane Dukett||
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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|\n|-\n|
Claire Given Freeman||
1903||
1933||
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Eugene H. Freeman||
1893||
1966||
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1917||
No Date||
His Wife||
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Lillian A. Freeman||
1869||
1926||
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1898||
10 June 1980||
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Martha D. Freeman||
1910||
1999||
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1930||
2009||
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1981||
2016||
Grandson of Ken & Alice||
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Alice J. Hollenbeck||
1928||
2005||
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Myrl W. Hollenbeck||
1897||
1973||
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Leah M. Hollenbeck||
1904||
1972||
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Arthur L. Hollenbeck||
1871||
1954||
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Electa M. Hollenbeck||
1875||
1961||
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Harry Brent Hollenbeck||
1928||
1979||
Cpl US Army, Korea
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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.|\n|-\n|
Joann W. McGuiston||
October 14, 1921||
October 6, 1985||
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This stone is about 40' from the road. There is a small path leading to it.|\n|-\n|
Stephanie L. Whittum O'Sullivan||
1953||
2001||
If Life Gives You Scraps, Make Quilts.||
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David J. O'Sullivan||
1952||
No Date||
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Gertrude G. Reed||
March 19, 1923||
February 13, 1980||
Info From Fortune Funeral Home Marker: Gertrude Grace Reed||
Father - Gordon Vosburgh; Mother - Elsie Ebare|\n|-\n|
Richard H. Reed||
February 11, 1920||
April 1, 1980||
TSgt US Air Force, World War II||
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1844||
1914||
And His Sons Frank, Louis, Harry||
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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.|\n|-\n|
Dorothy W. Schick||
1914||
1990||
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Florence Sherriff||
1886||
1972||
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Donald F. Smith||
1956||
1956||
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September 2, 1887||
February 6, 1959||
Father||
Pvt, 2 Inf, NY NG, World War I |\n|-\n|
Agnes M. Vosburgh ||
1883||
1973||
Mother||
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Belle Vosburgh ||
1908||
2000||
Daughter||
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David F. Vosburgh||
1906||
1984||
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Elsie B. Vosburgh||
1900||
1977||
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August 26, 1895||
December 28, 1962||
Cpl Medical Department, World War I||
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James R. Wandling||
1914||
No Date||
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Marion Wandling||
1917||
No Date||
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Barbara Wandling Hochberg||
1946||
1983||
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Lucy Ann Woodbridge||
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1964||
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"Of such are the Kingdom of Heaven."|\n</tbody> |}