From the book, HISTORY OF OSWEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK
At the same period (1800 or 1801) Dr. Enoch Alden came from Rome and made his home in this secluded but promising locality. His own family, however, furnished the first occupant of the newly laid out grave-yard at Centre Square, his infant son, Franklin, being buried there in 1801.
At the same period (1800 or 1801) Dr. Enoch Alden came from Rome and made his home in this secluded but promising locality. His own family, however, furnished the first occupant of the newly laid out grave-yard at Centre Square, his infant son, Franklin, being buried there in 1801.
From the book, HISTORY OF OSWEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK
At the same period (1800 or 1801) Dr. Enoch Alden came from Rome and made his home in this secluded but promising locality. His own family, however, furnished the first occupant of the newly laid out grave-yard at Centre Square, his infant son, Franklin, being buried there in 1801.
At the same period (1800 or 1801) Dr. Enoch Alden came from Rome and made his home in this secluded but promising locality. His own family, however, furnished the first occupant of the newly laid out grave-yard at Centre Square, his infant son, Franklin, being buried there in 1801.
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