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Stone is lying on ground, believed to be Wilber T. Crutts, b. March 4, 1842
Jacob Crutts married Mary Ann Banfield

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footstone in ground

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Seems to be another grave with field stones as a marker

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Headstone is lying on the ground
Katrina (Catharine Snyder) daughter of Christopher Snyder b. 1773.  Children of Jacob & Catharine ( also known as Katriana) were: Jacob Jr., James E., William B., may be more children.

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Top  of headstone is weathered away
This headstone believed to be that of Jacob CRUTTS b. abt. 1767 d. ?, he was still living in 1850, age 83 yrs.,
if he was 88 yrs., old when he died he would of died around 1856. This Jacob Crutts would be SR.

Note:Headstone is lying on ground, Jacob Crutts married Mary A. Banfield.  Mary Ann Banfield was the daughter of:  Edward & Patty ( Cooper ) Banfield.  This Jacob Crutts would be JR., son of Jacob & Catharine (Snyder) Crutts.  Also Edward Crutts born Oct 12, 1831, died Feb. 19, 1831 son of Jacob & Mary Crutts, could also be buried here.  As their son, Mylo, born Feb. 28, 1832 died Feb. 22, 1834.  Another son Franklin 1845-1846, listed a bottom of this page.  Children of Jacob and Mary were;  Edwin, Edward, William, Mylo, Merenno, Wilbert, Franklin, Emma, Mary Alice.

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Headstone is lying on ground.   Anson Bishop married Delina Snyder, b. abt. 1815, she was the daughter of William & Rachel (Sweazy) Snyder, the 1850 census, she had no husband living with her.  Children were; Hortensa R, Phidelphia, Selonia, Oscar D., Demetrius / Tompkins Co., Grave inscriptions state age was 32 years. 

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"Tompkins County Tombstone Inscriptions" indicates d. Jan. 17, 1850 ae 28 yrs., 3 mo., 28 dys.

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Believe this grave to be that of Philip Schuyler ROBERTSON, one of the first settlers in Dryden, Tompkins Co., born, May 4, 1774 died Aug. 4, 1842.  He died in Dryden, married Elsie Sweezy, they had a son Oakley who married Syliva M. Fulkerson.  Philip was the son of Robert  & Josephine Robertson

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Foot marker. 
Could be Elsie Sweezy wife of Philip S. Robertson, Mrs. Philip Roberston died 1860 in her eighty third year

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Headstone is lying on ground (born abt. 1782) 
Two records for her maiden name have been found, First record states Anna Voorhees, she was living with her son Ira W. Snyder in 1865 age 83, she must of died shortly after the census records were taken.

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Foot marker.  Headstone missing:  Believed to be George SNYDER, b. May 11, 1779 d. May 9, 1843 son of Peter & Mary (Shaver) Snyder. 
George & Anna had the following children that have been found; 
Peter V., John, Hiram, Joseph, James, Sally Ann, Ira W., Albina, Elizabeth.

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Foot marker and grave could be that of Mary (Shaver) SNYDER, mother to George Snyder and wife of Peter Snyder.
Peter and Mary Snyder were buried in this cemetery, but removed to Willow Glen Cemetery.

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Foot marker.  Leaning against a tree

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Nancy Robertson married George McCutcheon
Abraham Snyder was the son of Peter & Mary Shaver Snyder, he was born Nov. 23, 1792 d. Oct. 4, 1857,  family records state he also is buried here. Children of Abraham & Mary Ann were: Harry, Amy, Lewis, Phillip, Lucy, Arad, Jared, Mitilda, Cornelia, Wesley, Chauncy, Abraham Jr.

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Mary Ann McCutcheon married Abraham Snyder,  Chancey was born October 29, 1831 

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Sprigg
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"Tompkins County Tombstone Inscriptions" 
Records: SPRIGG, Tamorn L., d/o William & E. SPRIGG, d. Oct. 23, 1851, age 14 yr 8 mo 

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Born Aug. 10 1883 or 1884, 
married 1832 Catherine Snyder

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Catherine Snyder , daughter of Peter & Mary (Shaver) Snyder,
born in 1783 in Oxford Twp. NJ 
Married Peter Grover 1832

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Born:  Sept. 10, 1831 

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Amanda was the daughter of Jacob &  Anna (BALDWIN) Brown
Ira Grover married 2nd Elizabeth J. Elliston / Ira Grover was the son of Peter Grover and Catherine Snyder.  Ira died 28 Apr 1854, records are found that he may have died at Sea?

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Foot marker.  One would wonder if this could be the mother of Amanda Brown Grover, Anna Brown?

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Foot marker.

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Headstone has fallen over

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David Snyder was the son of Christopher Snyder, other records show his wife name spelling as Philinda

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George W. Rhodes was the son of Jacob & Margaret (Snyder) Rhodes

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Elizabeth Snyder Nail was born Oct. 24, 1777, daughter of Peter & Mary (Shaver) Snyder.
From "History of Tioga, Chemung, Tompkins and Schuler Counties 1879" indicates:
Two children were the first burials 1801, two Snyder Children Elizabeth Naile - 
dau. of Peter Snyder and Mary (Shaver) is believed to be the first Adult to die in the Town, 

Their daughter

 * Gretchen NAIL, was the first child to be buried in this cemetery, she d. July 2, 1802 a small child, Gretchen died from the measles contracted at a water tavern in Pennslvania on the way to the town of Dryden.  Her mother Elizabeth died soon after.
 

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Headstone is lying on the ground.    Record is found that Henry Snyder son of Peter & Mary Shaver Snyder married twice, I believe this to be his first wife.  He married 2nd 1808
 

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Jared and Arad were twins, born on December 22, 1824
Abraham Snyder married Mary Ann McCutcheon

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Arad and Jared were twins, born on December 22, 1824
Abraham Snyder married Mary Ann McCutcheon

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John Snyder was the son of Peter & Mary (Shaver) Snyder.  John was born Feb. 12, 1789 died Feb. 26, 1861, he married Phebe ?  Their children as known, were: Sally Maria, Calvin, Lavina, Julia, Silas, Carolyne, Winchester.

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John Snyder married Maria Brown.
John was son of George & Anna Snyder,his wife Maria was the daughter of Jacob Brown

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Headstone is lying on the ground.
Jacob Rhodes married Margaret Snyder

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Headstone is lying on the ground.
This Christian Snider/Snyder, must be the son of Christopher Snyder. He was born 1783,  his father was  Christopher (Christian) Schneider b: 1746 in Oxford Twp. NJ 
and his mother was Maria Margareth Unknown born Abt. 1757 in Oxford, Sussex Co. (Warren) NJ

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Headstone is missing - may be a wife of Mr. John Obert ?

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M. O. foot stone next to his grave could be that of his wife or some other relative ?

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Anna Snyder Whipple b. Feb. 1, 1791 d. Feb. 26, 1811, records state she had a daughter  Anna Whipple,  born Feb., 1811. 

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Christofer Snyder had a daughter Susannah, one would wonder if this could be her son, unsure who she married?

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Most likely a member of the family Baker Hill was named for.  This cemetery is on Baker Hill Road.

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Foot stone only

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George Brown married Rebecca Ostrander
Church records state she was born May 4, 1818 
(See below under her mother Rebecca Ostrander Brown) 

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Rebecca Ostrander was the daughter of Elias & Rachel (VanEtten) Ostrander.
In Records of the First Presbyterian Church of Ithaca, NY
Rebecca Brown give children and their birth as follows:
David Brown born Sept. 22, 1805
Maria Brown born April 12, 1806
Caty Brown born Oct. 5, 1809
Elias Brown born Sept. 20, 1811
Israel Brown born Dec. 17, 1813
Hannah Brown born March 9, 1816
Rachel Brown born May 4, 1818
Henry Talmadge Brown born Aug. 15, 1820
Nancy Brown born Dec. 10, 182_
John B. Brown born Oct. 19, 1825
Robert Brown was born abt 1829 (per 1850 census)Robert was listed as a son in court papers at the time of his fathers death.

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This would be George BROWN. This grave is clearly next to Rebecca Ostrander Brown.
These graves are side by side.  Probate records (Tompkins Co. Court House) gives death as Feb. 1844
George Brown, Dryden - died Feb. 1844
Son; David, dau. Maria wife of Lester Smith, sons; Elias, Israel, Robert; daus., Hannah wife of John Vaymiller, Nancy wife of George Bellis, sons; John, Henry, and dau. Catherine wife of Wm. VanSickle.

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Dryden 1850 Census - McWhorter, John age 53, Lydia age 41, born in NJ, Mary age 20, John age 18, Ebenezer age 16, Sarah age 14, Rodenah age 4.

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Surname could be spelled Baley?

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1850 Dryden Census records: 
Goodspeed, Samuel age 30, born MA, Chauncey age 34, born MA, Mercy age 62 born MA

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Roxey Keyes Vantine was born Oct. 18, 1826 the daughter of Eli & Mercy Keyes

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Garrett Eli Vantine was born January 22 1849 

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Jemima Vantine  was born April 17, 1827

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Maria (Vantine)  was born Oct. 23, 1827 

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Foot marker.  Could be Vantine family

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Foot marker.  Could be Vantine family - would believe this to be James Vantine buried next to his wife?

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Charity Lewis was born Sept. 3, 1795
She married James Vantine born abt. 1792
Their children were: Maria, John, Charles, Abraham, Thomas, Jemima, James, Sarah Ann, Isaac, George, and Charity.

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"Tompkins County Tombstone Inscriptions" 
Daniel D. Davenport son of John & Elizabeth DAVENPORT d. Jan. 30, 1824 age 15 yrs.,  3 mos.

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Will of John Davenport who died Aug. 1847 age 70-80 years old.  Wife Elizabeth, Ex.
Wits. Henry Snyder & Harvey Allen
Letters of Adm. granted to the Widow, Henry Sndyer, William Sherwood.  Heirs; Phebe Snyder of Dryden, Ethan W. Davenport of Newfield, Mary Baldwin of Pa., John Davenport of Dryden, Stephen Davenport of Newfield, Catherine Davenport, Elizabeth Davenport, Lucinda Davenport of Dryden, Hezekiah Davenport, John D., Nancy Ann, Phoebe, William, Sarah and Theodore VanEtten all say Theodore is of Spencer, Tioga Co., Adm. the widow, Henry Snyder, William Sherwood.

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Anson Bishop married Delina Snyder, b. abt. 1815, she was the daughter of William & Rachel (Sweazy) Snyder, the 1850 census, she had no husband living with her.  Children were; Hortensa R, Phidelphia, Selonia, Oscar D., Demetrius

Alice (Stone) wife of Thomas Hammond, and daughter of Peter & Patience Stone [dates unknown]
Amy (Hammond) daughter of Thomas & Alice (Stone) Hammond and wife of Nathan Wood is also buried next to her mother in this cemetery.

Thomas Hammond is buried in Chenango Valley

Quote: "Centennial History of the Town of Dryden 1797-1897 - Goodrich"