A Life Remembered ~ James Smith Haring III
Contributed by his granddaughter, Carole Nurmi Cummings
Obituary - James S. Haring
James S. Haring of New York City, a former long-time resident of Ridgewood, died Tuesday in The Valley Hospital, Ridgewood, at the age of 78.
Born in Orangeburg, New York, Mr. Haring was the grandson of Colonel James Smith Haring, the officer in charge of the Rockland County Regiment during the Civil War. Mr. Haring's ancestor's ancestors were original settlers in Rockland County, in the early 1600's, and were active in the Revolutionary War as well as the Civil War.
Mr. Haring, a graduate of the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, was a professional engineer. For many years he was the valuation engineer for the Erie Railroad and at the outbreak of World War II became associated with the U. S. Navy in his capacity as engineer. He remained in the military service until his retirement about six years ago, where he was project manager at the U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot in Erie.
Funeral Services will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Sniffen Funeral Home, Spring Valley, New York. Interment will be in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
Surviving are two sons, James S. Haring IV of New York City and Robert Tracy Haring of Ridgewood; two daughters, Mrs. J. A. Nurmi (Elizabeth) of Lake Worth, Florida, and Mrs. J. T. (Marguerite) Bowers, Jr. of Ridgewood; and three grandchildren, Laurance [should be Lawrence], Thomas and Carole Nurmi.
~ Source: Ridgewood Herald-News - Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey - Thursday, 1 July 1965 - Page: 3 - Column: 2
Timeline of Important Events in the Life of James Smith Haring III
▪ Birth: 23 January 1887 - Orangeburg, Rockland County, New York
▪ Parents: James Smith Haring Jr. and Elizabeth Barrow Wylde
▪ 30 January 1887 - Mother, Elizabeth Barrow Wylde, dies
▪ 1 February 1887 - Baptism at home on Greenbush Road, Orangeburg, New York. His family had been attending Christ Church in Piermont, New York.
▪ 16 February 1892 - Residence: Ramapo, Rockland, New York
James S Haring, Civil Engineer, Head; Rachel Haring, 74, Mother; Gracie Haring, 7, Daughter; James S Haring, 6, Son; Cecelia Wylde, Sister-in-Law [sister Elizabeth Barrow Wylde Haring died giving birth to James in 1887]
▪ 22 October 1895 - Half Brother Samuel Gormley Pollock Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 5 August 1897 - Half Brother Graham Bell Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 22 March 1899 - Older Sister Grace Dies from Typhoid Fever in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
The family moved from Nyack, New York to Crafton, Pennsylvania. Soon thereafter, a typhoid fever epidemic hit the area. Grace died from typhoid fever.
▪ 2 June 1900 - Family is living in a new home located in Crafton, Pennsylvania. His father, James Smith Haring II is a Civil Engineer working in Pittsburgh. His step mother stated that out of three children that were born to her, two are still living [Samuel Gormley Pollock "Pollock" and Graham Bell "Graham" are living. Her son Lloyd Everett 1899-1899 has died.]
12 October 1905 - Admitted to Carnegie Mellon University - 120 out of 1723 applicants for Department of Applied Science were admitted into program.
▪ Marriage: 20 December 1916 James married Marguerite Blanche Requa, daughter of J. Edgar and Jennie Snyder Requa, on 20 December 1916 at Spring Valley, Rockland, New York
▪ 5 June 1917: World War I Draft Registration -
Form 1 Number 2331
▪ Name: James Smith Haring 3rd
▪ Age in Years: 30
▪ Home Address: 1514 Street NW {Then Changed to} C/O Erie RR Valuation Dept. 26, NY
▪ Are you Natural Born: Natural Born
▪ Where were you born: Orangeburg, New York
▪ What is your profession: Civil Engineer
▪ By Whom Employed: Interstate Commerce Commission
▪ Where Employed: U. S. Government Washington D.C.
▪ Have you a mother, wife, child under 12, or sister or brother under 12 solely dependent on you for support: Wife
▪ What military service had you had? None
▪ Do you claim exemption: Sole Support of Wife
Physical Description:
▪ Height: Tall - Color of Eyes: Dark Blue - Color of Hair: Dark Brown
▪ Signature of Registrar: Ulysses S. Kent
▪ Precinct: 3 - Washington, D.C. - Jun 5, 1917
▪ I affirm that I have verified the above answers and that they are true:
▪ Signed: James S Haring 3rd
Occupations Held -
• Valuation Engineer for Erie Railroad
• Engineer: United States Naval Ammunition Depot, Erie, Pennsylvania
• Project Manager US Navy - Retired 1959
Rockland Cemetery - Plot Interments in Plot
▪ Owner Haring James S Deceased
▪ Address Orangeburg, N. Y.
▪ Date of Sale Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Date of Deed Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Purchase Price $200.00
▪ Plot care per annum $6 Deed 84
▪ Transfers By Will to son, James Smith Haring, III and of his children after him eldest son in direct line in each succeeding generation, - Erie Railway, Midway Bank Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
▪ Other children: Graham B. Haring, 6501 Rosemont Ave.
▪ T. B. Haring, 723 Lehigh Ave.;
▪ Dr. S. G. P. Haring, 811 Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks, all of Pittsburg, Pa. and Mrs. C. H. Baker, 24 Warren St., Crafton, Pa.
▪ Description: Section C - Walk path: Birth Grove Avenue - Plot Number 780
▪ Area 400 ft. Meets and Bounds
▪ Beginning at a stake in the southeasterly corner of lot 781 running thence northwesterly 25'; thence northeasterly 16'; thence southeasterly 25';
thence southwesterly to place of beginning. "
From the Record of Burial
▪ Cause of Death Perforated duodenal ulcer. He died at Ridgewood Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey.
▪ Source: Rockland Cemetery Records, Sparkill, NY provided to Carole Nurmi Cummings during her late August 2009 visit to the cemetery - Copied and given to her by the caretaker, Steven LaFrancois. 845-359-0172.
Contributed by his granddaughter, Carole Nurmi Cummings
Obituary - James S. Haring
James S. Haring of New York City, a former long-time resident of Ridgewood, died Tuesday in The Valley Hospital, Ridgewood, at the age of 78.
Born in Orangeburg, New York, Mr. Haring was the grandson of Colonel James Smith Haring, the officer in charge of the Rockland County Regiment during the Civil War. Mr. Haring's ancestor's ancestors were original settlers in Rockland County, in the early 1600's, and were active in the Revolutionary War as well as the Civil War.
Mr. Haring, a graduate of the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, was a professional engineer. For many years he was the valuation engineer for the Erie Railroad and at the outbreak of World War II became associated with the U. S. Navy in his capacity as engineer. He remained in the military service until his retirement about six years ago, where he was project manager at the U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot in Erie.
Funeral Services will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Sniffen Funeral Home, Spring Valley, New York. Interment will be in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
Surviving are two sons, James S. Haring IV of New York City and Robert Tracy Haring of Ridgewood; two daughters, Mrs. J. A. Nurmi (Elizabeth) of Lake Worth, Florida, and Mrs. J. T. (Marguerite) Bowers, Jr. of Ridgewood; and three grandchildren, Laurance [should be Lawrence], Thomas and Carole Nurmi.
~ Source: Ridgewood Herald-News - Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey - Thursday, 1 July 1965 - Page: 3 - Column: 2
Timeline of Important Events in the Life of James Smith Haring III
▪ Birth: 23 January 1887 - Orangeburg, Rockland County, New York
▪ Parents: James Smith Haring Jr. and Elizabeth Barrow Wylde
▪ 30 January 1887 - Mother, Elizabeth Barrow Wylde, dies
▪ 1 February 1887 - Baptism at home on Greenbush Road, Orangeburg, New York. His family had been attending Christ Church in Piermont, New York.
▪ 16 February 1892 - Residence: Ramapo, Rockland, New York
James S Haring, Civil Engineer, Head; Rachel Haring, 74, Mother; Gracie Haring, 7, Daughter; James S Haring, 6, Son; Cecelia Wylde, Sister-in-Law [sister Elizabeth Barrow Wylde Haring died giving birth to James in 1887]
▪ 22 October 1895 - Half Brother Samuel Gormley Pollock Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 5 August 1897 - Half Brother Graham Bell Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 22 March 1899 - Older Sister Grace Dies from Typhoid Fever in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
The family moved from Nyack, New York to Crafton, Pennsylvania. Soon thereafter, a typhoid fever epidemic hit the area. Grace died from typhoid fever.
▪ 2 June 1900 - Family is living in a new home located in Crafton, Pennsylvania. His father, James Smith Haring II is a Civil Engineer working in Pittsburgh. His step mother stated that out of three children that were born to her, two are still living [Samuel Gormley Pollock "Pollock" and Graham Bell "Graham" are living. Her son Lloyd Everett 1899-1899 has died.]
12 October 1905 - Admitted to Carnegie Mellon University - 120 out of 1723 applicants for Department of Applied Science were admitted into program.
▪ Marriage: 20 December 1916 James married Marguerite Blanche Requa, daughter of J. Edgar and Jennie Snyder Requa, on 20 December 1916 at Spring Valley, Rockland, New York
▪ 5 June 1917: World War I Draft Registration -
Form 1 Number 2331
▪ Name: James Smith Haring 3rd
▪ Age in Years: 30
▪ Home Address: 1514 Street NW {Then Changed to} C/O Erie RR Valuation Dept. 26, NY
▪ Are you Natural Born: Natural Born
▪ Where were you born: Orangeburg, New York
▪ What is your profession: Civil Engineer
▪ By Whom Employed: Interstate Commerce Commission
▪ Where Employed: U. S. Government Washington D.C.
▪ Have you a mother, wife, child under 12, or sister or brother under 12 solely dependent on you for support: Wife
▪ What military service had you had? None
▪ Do you claim exemption: Sole Support of Wife
Physical Description:
▪ Height: Tall - Color of Eyes: Dark Blue - Color of Hair: Dark Brown
▪ Signature of Registrar: Ulysses S. Kent
▪ Precinct: 3 - Washington, D.C. - Jun 5, 1917
▪ I affirm that I have verified the above answers and that they are true:
▪ Signed: James S Haring 3rd
Occupations Held -
• Valuation Engineer for Erie Railroad
• Engineer: United States Naval Ammunition Depot, Erie, Pennsylvania
• Project Manager US Navy - Retired 1959
Rockland Cemetery - Plot Interments in Plot
▪ Owner Haring James S Deceased
▪ Address Orangeburg, N. Y.
▪ Date of Sale Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Date of Deed Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Purchase Price $200.00
▪ Plot care per annum $6 Deed 84
▪ Transfers By Will to son, James Smith Haring, III and of his children after him eldest son in direct line in each succeeding generation, - Erie Railway, Midway Bank Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
▪ Other children: Graham B. Haring, 6501 Rosemont Ave.
▪ T. B. Haring, 723 Lehigh Ave.;
▪ Dr. S. G. P. Haring, 811 Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks, all of Pittsburg, Pa. and Mrs. C. H. Baker, 24 Warren St., Crafton, Pa.
▪ Description: Section C - Walk path: Birth Grove Avenue - Plot Number 780
▪ Area 400 ft. Meets and Bounds
▪ Beginning at a stake in the southeasterly corner of lot 781 running thence northwesterly 25'; thence northeasterly 16'; thence southeasterly 25';
thence southwesterly to place of beginning. "
From the Record of Burial
▪ Cause of Death Perforated duodenal ulcer. He died at Ridgewood Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey.
▪ Source: Rockland Cemetery Records, Sparkill, NY provided to Carole Nurmi Cummings during her late August 2009 visit to the cemetery - Copied and given to her by the caretaker, Steven LaFrancois. 845-359-0172.
A Life Remembered ~ James Smith Haring III
Contributed by his granddaughter, Carole Nurmi Cummings
Obituary - James S. Haring
James S. Haring of New York City, a former long-time resident of Ridgewood, died Tuesday in The Valley Hospital, Ridgewood, at the age of 78.
Born in Orangeburg, New York, Mr. Haring was the grandson of Colonel James Smith Haring, the officer in charge of the Rockland County Regiment during the Civil War. Mr. Haring's ancestor's ancestors were original settlers in Rockland County, in the early 1600's, and were active in the Revolutionary War as well as the Civil War.
Mr. Haring, a graduate of the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, was a professional engineer. For many years he was the valuation engineer for the Erie Railroad and at the outbreak of World War II became associated with the U. S. Navy in his capacity as engineer. He remained in the military service until his retirement about six years ago, where he was project manager at the U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot in Erie.
Funeral Services will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Sniffen Funeral Home, Spring Valley, New York. Interment will be in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
Surviving are two sons, James S. Haring IV of New York City and Robert Tracy Haring of Ridgewood; two daughters, Mrs. J. A. Nurmi (Elizabeth) of Lake Worth, Florida, and Mrs. J. T. (Marguerite) Bowers, Jr. of Ridgewood; and three grandchildren, Laurance [should be Lawrence], Thomas and Carole Nurmi.
~ Source: Ridgewood Herald-News - Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey - Thursday, 1 July 1965 - Page: 3 - Column: 2
Timeline of Important Events in the Life of James Smith Haring III
▪ Birth: 23 January 1887 - Orangeburg, Rockland County, New York
▪ Parents: James Smith Haring Jr. and Elizabeth Barrow Wylde
▪ 30 January 1887 - Mother, Elizabeth Barrow Wylde, dies
▪ 1 February 1887 - Baptism at home on Greenbush Road, Orangeburg, New York. His family had been attending Christ Church in Piermont, New York.
▪ 16 February 1892 - Residence: Ramapo, Rockland, New York
James S Haring, Civil Engineer, Head; Rachel Haring, 74, Mother; Gracie Haring, 7, Daughter; James S Haring, 6, Son; Cecelia Wylde, Sister-in-Law [sister Elizabeth Barrow Wylde Haring died giving birth to James in 1887]
▪ 22 October 1895 - Half Brother Samuel Gormley Pollock Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 5 August 1897 - Half Brother Graham Bell Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 22 March 1899 - Older Sister Grace Dies from Typhoid Fever in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
The family moved from Nyack, New York to Crafton, Pennsylvania. Soon thereafter, a typhoid fever epidemic hit the area. Grace died from typhoid fever.
▪ 2 June 1900 - Family is living in a new home located in Crafton, Pennsylvania. His father, James Smith Haring II is a Civil Engineer working in Pittsburgh. His step mother stated that out of three children that were born to her, two are still living [Samuel Gormley Pollock "Pollock" and Graham Bell "Graham" are living. Her son Lloyd Everett 1899-1899 has died.]
12 October 1905 - Admitted to Carnegie Mellon University - 120 out of 1723 applicants for Department of Applied Science were admitted into program.
▪ Marriage: 20 December 1916 James married Marguerite Blanche Requa, daughter of J. Edgar and Jennie Snyder Requa, on 20 December 1916 at Spring Valley, Rockland, New York
▪ 5 June 1917: World War I Draft Registration -
Form 1 Number 2331
▪ Name: James Smith Haring 3rd
▪ Age in Years: 30
▪ Home Address: 1514 Street NW {Then Changed to} C/O Erie RR Valuation Dept. 26, NY
▪ Are you Natural Born: Natural Born
▪ Where were you born: Orangeburg, New York
▪ What is your profession: Civil Engineer
▪ By Whom Employed: Interstate Commerce Commission
▪ Where Employed: U. S. Government Washington D.C.
▪ Have you a mother, wife, child under 12, or sister or brother under 12 solely dependent on you for support: Wife
▪ What military service had you had? None
▪ Do you claim exemption: Sole Support of Wife
Physical Description:
▪ Height: Tall - Color of Eyes: Dark Blue - Color of Hair: Dark Brown
▪ Signature of Registrar: Ulysses S. Kent
▪ Precinct: 3 - Washington, D.C. - Jun 5, 1917
▪ I affirm that I have verified the above answers and that they are true:
▪ Signed: James S Haring 3rd
Occupations Held -
• Valuation Engineer for Erie Railroad
• Engineer: United States Naval Ammunition Depot, Erie, Pennsylvania
• Project Manager US Navy - Retired 1959
Rockland Cemetery - Plot Interments in Plot
▪ Owner Haring James S Deceased
▪ Address Orangeburg, N. Y.
▪ Date of Sale Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Date of Deed Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Purchase Price $200.00
▪ Plot care per annum $6 Deed 84
▪ Transfers By Will to son, James Smith Haring, III and of his children after him eldest son in direct line in each succeeding generation, - Erie Railway, Midway Bank Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
▪ Other children: Graham B. Haring, 6501 Rosemont Ave.
▪ T. B. Haring, 723 Lehigh Ave.;
▪ Dr. S. G. P. Haring, 811 Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks, all of Pittsburg, Pa. and Mrs. C. H. Baker, 24 Warren St., Crafton, Pa.
▪ Description: Section C - Walk path: Birth Grove Avenue - Plot Number 780
▪ Area 400 ft. Meets and Bounds
▪ Beginning at a stake in the southeasterly corner of lot 781 running thence northwesterly 25'; thence northeasterly 16'; thence southeasterly 25';
thence southwesterly to place of beginning. "
From the Record of Burial
▪ Cause of Death Perforated duodenal ulcer. He died at Ridgewood Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey.
▪ Source: Rockland Cemetery Records, Sparkill, NY provided to Carole Nurmi Cummings during her late August 2009 visit to the cemetery - Copied and given to her by the caretaker, Steven LaFrancois. 845-359-0172.
Contributed by his granddaughter, Carole Nurmi Cummings
Obituary - James S. Haring
James S. Haring of New York City, a former long-time resident of Ridgewood, died Tuesday in The Valley Hospital, Ridgewood, at the age of 78.
Born in Orangeburg, New York, Mr. Haring was the grandson of Colonel James Smith Haring, the officer in charge of the Rockland County Regiment during the Civil War. Mr. Haring's ancestor's ancestors were original settlers in Rockland County, in the early 1600's, and were active in the Revolutionary War as well as the Civil War.
Mr. Haring, a graduate of the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, was a professional engineer. For many years he was the valuation engineer for the Erie Railroad and at the outbreak of World War II became associated with the U. S. Navy in his capacity as engineer. He remained in the military service until his retirement about six years ago, where he was project manager at the U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot in Erie.
Funeral Services will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Sniffen Funeral Home, Spring Valley, New York. Interment will be in Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill, New York.
Surviving are two sons, James S. Haring IV of New York City and Robert Tracy Haring of Ridgewood; two daughters, Mrs. J. A. Nurmi (Elizabeth) of Lake Worth, Florida, and Mrs. J. T. (Marguerite) Bowers, Jr. of Ridgewood; and three grandchildren, Laurance [should be Lawrence], Thomas and Carole Nurmi.
~ Source: Ridgewood Herald-News - Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey - Thursday, 1 July 1965 - Page: 3 - Column: 2
Timeline of Important Events in the Life of James Smith Haring III
▪ Birth: 23 January 1887 - Orangeburg, Rockland County, New York
▪ Parents: James Smith Haring Jr. and Elizabeth Barrow Wylde
▪ 30 January 1887 - Mother, Elizabeth Barrow Wylde, dies
▪ 1 February 1887 - Baptism at home on Greenbush Road, Orangeburg, New York. His family had been attending Christ Church in Piermont, New York.
▪ 16 February 1892 - Residence: Ramapo, Rockland, New York
James S Haring, Civil Engineer, Head; Rachel Haring, 74, Mother; Gracie Haring, 7, Daughter; James S Haring, 6, Son; Cecelia Wylde, Sister-in-Law [sister Elizabeth Barrow Wylde Haring died giving birth to James in 1887]
▪ 22 October 1895 - Half Brother Samuel Gormley Pollock Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 5 August 1897 - Half Brother Graham Bell Haring is born in Nyack, New York.
▪ 22 March 1899 - Older Sister Grace Dies from Typhoid Fever in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
The family moved from Nyack, New York to Crafton, Pennsylvania. Soon thereafter, a typhoid fever epidemic hit the area. Grace died from typhoid fever.
▪ 2 June 1900 - Family is living in a new home located in Crafton, Pennsylvania. His father, James Smith Haring II is a Civil Engineer working in Pittsburgh. His step mother stated that out of three children that were born to her, two are still living [Samuel Gormley Pollock "Pollock" and Graham Bell "Graham" are living. Her son Lloyd Everett 1899-1899 has died.]
12 October 1905 - Admitted to Carnegie Mellon University - 120 out of 1723 applicants for Department of Applied Science were admitted into program.
▪ Marriage: 20 December 1916 James married Marguerite Blanche Requa, daughter of J. Edgar and Jennie Snyder Requa, on 20 December 1916 at Spring Valley, Rockland, New York
▪ 5 June 1917: World War I Draft Registration -
Form 1 Number 2331
▪ Name: James Smith Haring 3rd
▪ Age in Years: 30
▪ Home Address: 1514 Street NW {Then Changed to} C/O Erie RR Valuation Dept. 26, NY
▪ Are you Natural Born: Natural Born
▪ Where were you born: Orangeburg, New York
▪ What is your profession: Civil Engineer
▪ By Whom Employed: Interstate Commerce Commission
▪ Where Employed: U. S. Government Washington D.C.
▪ Have you a mother, wife, child under 12, or sister or brother under 12 solely dependent on you for support: Wife
▪ What military service had you had? None
▪ Do you claim exemption: Sole Support of Wife
Physical Description:
▪ Height: Tall - Color of Eyes: Dark Blue - Color of Hair: Dark Brown
▪ Signature of Registrar: Ulysses S. Kent
▪ Precinct: 3 - Washington, D.C. - Jun 5, 1917
▪ I affirm that I have verified the above answers and that they are true:
▪ Signed: James S Haring 3rd
Occupations Held -
• Valuation Engineer for Erie Railroad
• Engineer: United States Naval Ammunition Depot, Erie, Pennsylvania
• Project Manager US Navy - Retired 1959
Rockland Cemetery - Plot Interments in Plot
▪ Owner Haring James S Deceased
▪ Address Orangeburg, N. Y.
▪ Date of Sale Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Date of Deed Jan. 29, 1887
▪ Purchase Price $200.00
▪ Plot care per annum $6 Deed 84
▪ Transfers By Will to son, James Smith Haring, III and of his children after him eldest son in direct line in each succeeding generation, - Erie Railway, Midway Bank Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
▪ Other children: Graham B. Haring, 6501 Rosemont Ave.
▪ T. B. Haring, 723 Lehigh Ave.;
▪ Dr. S. G. P. Haring, 811 Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks, all of Pittsburg, Pa. and Mrs. C. H. Baker, 24 Warren St., Crafton, Pa.
▪ Description: Section C - Walk path: Birth Grove Avenue - Plot Number 780
▪ Area 400 ft. Meets and Bounds
▪ Beginning at a stake in the southeasterly corner of lot 781 running thence northwesterly 25'; thence northeasterly 16'; thence southeasterly 25';
thence southwesterly to place of beginning. "
From the Record of Burial
▪ Cause of Death Perforated duodenal ulcer. He died at Ridgewood Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey.
▪ Source: Rockland Cemetery Records, Sparkill, NY provided to Carole Nurmi Cummings during her late August 2009 visit to the cemetery - Copied and given to her by the caretaker, Steven LaFrancois. 845-359-0172.
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