Adaline Griswold was the daughter of Mary Griswold and ?. She married Charles Dunkelberger in NY about 1835 and he worked as a marble cutter in Lockport. They had at least 8 children, two died in infancy (Henry and Frances). Adaline died in 1859.
This is a tall (8') white marble monument on Sec. F Lot 90 in Cold Springs Cemetery in the Town of Lockport, County of Niagara, State of New York. The monument was knocked over for many years, making it impossible to read side 4. Now it has been repaired and is upright. The inscriptions are badly weathered and difficult to read. The old cemetery records show the lot as being purchased by Charles Dunkelberger and Andrew H. Brickley on July 10, 1852. Some of the dates inscribed on the monument are clearly in the 1840's, making this one of the oldest monuments (or at least the earliest death dates) in the cemetery which was established in 1840.
This is a tall (8') white marble monument on Sec. F Lot 90 in Cold Springs Cemetery in the Town of Lockport, County of Niagara, State of New York. The monument was knocked over for many years, making it impossible to read side 4. Now it has been repaired and is upright. The inscriptions are badly weathered and difficult to read. The old cemetery records show the lot as being purchased by Charles Dunkelberger and Andrew H. Brickley on July 10, 1852. Some of the dates inscribed on the monument are clearly in the 1840's, making this one of the oldest monuments (or at least the earliest death dates) in the cemetery which was established in 1840.
Adaline Griswold was the daughter of Mary Griswold and ?. She married Charles Dunkelberger in NY about 1835 and he worked as a marble cutter in Lockport. They had at least 8 children, two died in infancy (Henry and Frances). Adaline died in 1859.
This is a tall (8') white marble monument on Sec. F Lot 90 in Cold Springs Cemetery in the Town of Lockport, County of Niagara, State of New York. The monument was knocked over for many years, making it impossible to read side 4. Now it has been repaired and is upright. The inscriptions are badly weathered and difficult to read. The old cemetery records show the lot as being purchased by Charles Dunkelberger and Andrew H. Brickley on July 10, 1852. Some of the dates inscribed on the monument are clearly in the 1840's, making this one of the oldest monuments (or at least the earliest death dates) in the cemetery which was established in 1840.
This is a tall (8') white marble monument on Sec. F Lot 90 in Cold Springs Cemetery in the Town of Lockport, County of Niagara, State of New York. The monument was knocked over for many years, making it impossible to read side 4. Now it has been repaired and is upright. The inscriptions are badly weathered and difficult to read. The old cemetery records show the lot as being purchased by Charles Dunkelberger and Andrew H. Brickley on July 10, 1852. Some of the dates inscribed on the monument are clearly in the 1840's, making this one of the oldest monuments (or at least the earliest death dates) in the cemetery which was established in 1840.
Inscription
ADALINE (on small headstone)
ADALINE,
WIFE OF
CHAS. DUNKLEBERGER
AUG. 28, 1859
AE. --. (on large monument)
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