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Riverside Cemetery was established on Feb. 3, 1880 on property purchased by the village of Plymouth from Franklin and Ellen Shattuck in 1877. Additional property was added in 1921. The cemetery is located on Plymouth Road one half mile east of Lilly Road in back of the 35th District Court House. The entrance is on Plymouth Road next to the court. Riverside Cemetery is maintained by the City of Plymouth. In 1962, Arthur Booth, Virginia Everham, Elizabeth Erwin, Elizabeth Harlan, and Minnie Millbrook from the Detroit Genealogical Society made original transcriptions of the Riverside Cemetery tombstones. This document can be found in the Burton Historical Library (74W4 718 E93). Additional transcriptions were supplied by Linda Ball of the American Local History Network, Plymouth Historical Museum, and family members. Burial Records supplied by: the Municipal Services of City of Plymouth, Schrader Funeral Home, and the archives of the Plymouth Historical Museum.
Author: Garry D. Packard
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Riverside Cemetery was established on Feb. 3, 1880 on property purchased by the village of Plymouth from Franklin and Ellen Shattuck in 1877. Additional property was added in 1921. The cemetery is located on Plymouth Road one half mile east of Lilly Road in back of the 35th District Court House. The entrance is on Plymouth Road next to the court. Riverside Cemetery is maintained by the City of Plymouth. In 1962, Arthur Booth, Virginia Everham, Elizabeth Erwin, Elizabeth Harlan, and Minnie Millbrook from the Detroit Genealogical Society made original transcriptions of the Riverside Cemetery tombstones. This document can be found in the Burton Historical Library (74W4 718 E93). Additional transcriptions were supplied by Linda Ball of the American Local History Network, Plymouth Historical Museum, and family members. Burial Records supplied by: the Municipal Services of City of Plymouth, Schrader Funeral Home, and the archives of the Plymouth Historical Museum.
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Shearer Cemetery, 45452 North Territorial Road, Plymouth, Michigan. This Plymouth Township Cemetery was established in 1832 by John Tibbits. The Cemetery is now abandoned and overgrown with brush, and is no longer performing active burials. Although the name is Shearer and there are members of the Shearer family buried here, they were not the only families located on this site. Apparently because of the condition of this cemetery, there are several discrepancies in the stones. Most remains were removed and re-interred to Riverside Cemetery in Plymouth.
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Old Baptist Cemetery (also known as Plymouth Village Cemetery, North Village Cemetery, Old York Street Cemetery, or North Plymouth Cemetery) is located at York and Pearl Streets in Plymouth, Michigan. It was founded in 1845 when Plymouth was known as Plymouth Village. The cemetery is currently maintained by the City of Plymouth. Some bodies were removed to Riverside Cemetery but many still remain. This cemetery contains the remains of soldiers who fought in the Black Hawk War and the Civil War in addition to many early area settlers.
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In 1835, Edward Brooks deeded to the trustees of the Second Presbyterian Church one-quarter acres of land directly in the rear of the church to be used as a burial lot. This burial lot became known as the Presbyterian Cemetery. Additional land was added to the cemetery in a deed dated December 27, 1853. On March 30, 1859, Dan Punches and his wife transferred to the Second Presbyterian Church an additional 20 foot right of way to be used as a driveway. Additional land was donated to the cemetery on August 2, 1862 by John Kellogg and his family. On October 6, 1913, Chancy H. Rauch asked the Plymouth City Council to close the abandoned Presbyterian Cemetery. The request was approved and the Plymouth City Council requested the cemetery committee write letters to all the families who had family members in the Presbyterian Cemetery to remove the bodies. The request was documented in the Plymouth City Council minutes dated April 22, 1914. Most bodies were removed to Riverside Cemetery by Lew Passage and Bert Brown in 1915 and 1916. The land reverted back to the Presbyterian Church and is now used as a parking lot. [NOTE: Documents relating to the people buried in this cemetery are very rare.].
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Category : Inscriptions
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Author: Mary Drenten
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Category : Allegan County (Mich.)
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Author: Samuel Hudson
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Category : Plymouth (Mich.)
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The history of the Plymouth community from 1824. Discusses prominent persons, institutions, and activities through 1975.
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