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Old Greenridge Cemetery Points of Interest Map with Points of Interest

Old POI
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The Old Section of Greenridge Cemetery is city owned 
and maintained by Greenridge Cemetery Association.




1) Memorial Gateway: The Gothic-inspired Mary L. Sackett Gateway marks the entrance to the Old Cemetery and was built in 1927.

2) Colonel William Leete Stone: Grave of a distinguished author, historian and the first Saratogian buried here after his death on August 15, 1844.

3)  Father Clarence A. Walworth: Sarcophagus of one of the five founders of the Paulist Priests.

4)  Windsor Brown French: Civil War General of the 66th Regiment Infantry Volunteers born July 28, 1832 and died March 24, 1910

5) Sisters Margaret and Lucretia Davidson: An old tombstone moved here to mark their last resting place. Margaret had a promising future cut short by a tuberculosis epidemic in 1838 at age fifteen. Before her death, she has composed approximately 250 poems that were published in 1839 by Washing Irving, a Saratoga visitor, and included a m memoir by Samuel B. F. Morse. 

6) Batcheller Egyptian Revival Style Vault: George Sherman Batcheller was an international tribunal judge appointed to the Egyptian Supreme Court of Appeals

7) Cook Family Plot: The large scallop shell was designed by Ransom Cook, himself, some years before his death.

8) Obed Coleman:
 A baby grand piano embellishes the granite marker honoring this concert pianist who at sea while returning from a European tour. 

9) Willoby S. McMillan: 
A bas-relief train engine decorates the stone of this engineer who was killed by his engine. His daguerreotype was originally in the cab window.

10) Seymour & Catherine Hamm Ainsworth: Their bronze faces are featured on this monument.

11) Ellen Hardin Walworth (Oct 20, 1832 - June 23, 1915):  Founder of Daughters of American Revolution (DAR)

12) Reubena Hyde Walworth (Feb 20, 1867- Oct 18,1898):  
Last Chancellor of New York State

Memorial Gateway (1)

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The Gothic-inspired Mary L. Sackett Gateway marks the entrance to the Old Cemetery and was built in 1927.


Willoby S. McMillan (9) 

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A bas-relief train engine decorates the stone of this engineer who was killed by his engine. His daguerreotype was originally in the cab window..


Walworth

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Reubena Hyde Walworth
"She served her Flag
Not As A Man 

But Better Still
As Only A Woman Can"

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Ellen Hardin Walworth


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Batcheller

(6) Batcheller 
- Egyptian Revival Style Vault

George Sherman Batcheller was an international tribunal judge appointed to the Egyptian Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Batcheller close-up

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