Located just outside the village of Clinton, NY on Brimfield Street near the Cleary Rd intersection in what was once known as the "Ellinwood District" is this small roadside pocket cemetery now known as the Brimfield Street Cemetery. It is one of the villages original burying grounds, and most likely served as an extention of the first burying ground of Clinton (Kirkland) which is the Old Clinton Burying Ground located on Kirkland, Ave. Nestled between a golf course and a home, Brimfield Street cemetery is non-active but is mainained and is very easily accessible. Many of those interred there are early settlers of the village who came from Brimfield Mass. There are currently less than 40 intact headstones with several broken and deteriorated beyond legibility.
Historic original cemetery worth a visit!
Historic original cemetery worth a visit!
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Mary Armstrong d. Jan 19, 1858 | William Armstrong d. Sept. 9, 1846 | Augustus Carpenter d. Nov. 21, 1873 | Caroline Carpenter d. Oct. 18, 1885 | John W. Carpenter d. Jan. 27, 1833 |
Sally Carpenter d. May 24, 1836 | Sarah Carpenter d. Oct 5, 1835 | William Carpenter d. April 5, 1816 | Winthrop Carpenter d. Sept 30, 1816 | Mabel Cutler d. Aug 10, 1841 |
Harriet & Helen Maria Ellinwood d. Sept 14, 1823 & Sept 10, 1832 | Edward P. Ellinwood d. Mar 8, 1865 | Eunice Ellinwood d. Apr 28, 1832 | Mary Ellinwood d. Sept 12, 1875 | Phebe Ann Ellinwood d. June 7, 1841 |
Capt. Reuben Ellinwood d. Oct 23, 1863 | Samuel Ellinwood | Nathan Marsh d. Aug 22, 1833 | Samuel G. Marsh d. Sept 24, 1838 | Mary Ann Marsh d. May 12, 1850 |
Sarah Marsh d. July 29, 1840 | Peter & Lydia Lombard Groves d. 1807 & 1818 | Polly Prior d. March 17, 1817 | Alexadner T. Sweeting d. Sept 21, 1838 | Nathaniel G. Wilson d. Nov 28, 1830 |
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