Lot Diagrams, 1846-1975 | The Green-Wood Cemetery

By Marie Stark

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Series 1: Lots 1167-70

The diagram for lots 1167-70 was drawn by J.L.M in 1951.The lots contains 47 graves dating between 1845-1950 based on the diagram. Later inclusions not shown on the diagram date from 1976-2015. Names associated with these lots are: Bayand, Adelaide E.; Bayand, Josephine; Bayaud, Adelaide E.; Bayaud, George H.; Bayaud, George T., Bayaud, George T.; Bayaud, John; Bayaud, Josephine; Bayaud, Josephine I.; Bayaud, May; Bayaud, R. Lavinia; Bayaud, Rachel; Bayaud, Theodore W.; Bayaud, Thomas J.; De Loynes, Mary A.; De Loynes, George; Feilner, Coralie Louise; Hughes, Ann; Lange, Charles; Lange, Charles F.; Lange, Coralie E.D.; Lange, Lucette D.; Louderback, David de Forest; Louderback, Estelle H.; Louderback, Marie E.; Lovejoy, Estelle Augustine; Lovejoy, Samuel A.; Mulherin, Eugenie A.; Perreenond (Perrenoud), Maria L.; Perrenoud, Gustav F.; Perrenoud, John G.; Roberts, Burbank; Roberts, Dorothy; Roberts, Fisk B.; Roberts, Fleur B. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of Lots 1167-70 (2 copies)

Item A: Lots 1167-70 Front, 1951

Scale: 3/16” = 1 Ft.

Size: 12 3/4” x 17”

Details: “Lots 1167-70 Sec 30 & 49”, “Jan. 30, 1951”, names and burial dates of deceased prior to 1951 shown on diagram, “Note:- we do not know location of grave where Ann Hughes was buried Oct. 2, 1859”

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Parchment Paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: 4 rows of graves

Series 2: Lot 1696

The diagram for lot 1696 was drawn c. 1848(?). The lot contains a vault, 2 monuments, and 3 grave mounds and is owned by the heirs of Peter Schemerhorn. Names associated with lot 1696 are: Kane, Annie C.; Kane, John Innes; Schemerhorn, Ann E.H.; Schemerhorn, Catharine; Schemerhorn, Edmund H.H.; Schemerhorn, Elizabeth; Schemerhorn, Henry A.; Schemerhorn, James Jones; Schemerhorn, John J.; Schemerhorn, Mary S.; Schemerhorn, Peter; Schemerhorn, Peter; Schemerhorn, Peter Augustus; Schemerhorn, Peter Henry; Schemerhorn, Sarah; Schemerhorn, Sarah; Schemerhorn, William C. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level  description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of lot 1696

Item A: Lot 1696, c. 1848(?)

Scale: 1/4” = 1 Ft.

Size: 22 1/4” x 32 1/2”

Details: “Lots 1696 &[?] Section 93-80”, Owned by Heirs of Peter Schemerhorn”, “Height of Vault 15…”, “Top of Posts 2’7” A[bove]…”, “Bottom of rail abov.”

Drawing Materials: Ink and Pencil on Paper

Condition: Fair, pieces of diagram missing; original diagram taped to white paper; encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: Vault in center surrounded by mound graves and monuments

Series 3: Lots 1152/5 and 13761

The diagram for lots 1152/5 and 13761 was drawn in 1934 by H.C.V.(?). Names associated with lot 1152/5 are: Baptis, Samuel G.; Baptist, Richard H.; Baptist, Samuel G.; Barbour, William C.; Coleman, Sarah A.; Davie, Archibold; Davie, Elizabeth; Davie, Harriet; Davie, James S.; Davie, James S.; Davie, Lewis C.; Davie, Margaret S.; Davie, Margaret S.; Davie, Margt. S.; Davie, Marion S.; Davie, Mary Alice; Davie, Rev. John T.M.; Davie, Sarah S.; Davie, Sophia C.; Davies, Archibald A.; Davis, Eliza J.; Davis, William G.; Elliott, Willie; Halliday, Isabella; Jacobsen, Marion D.; Linnard, Letitia S.T.; Lock, Margaret S.; Lock, Moses P.; Mason, Jane D.; McCoskry, Edward; Morgan, Charles E.C.; Morgan, George W.; Morgan, George W.; Rice, Anna M.; Rice, Jane A.; Talmadge, Marion S.; Talmage, P. Stryker; Talmage, Samuel Mcc.; Voudy, Everett; Warren, Alfred J.; Warren, Arthur; Warren, Katherine; Warren, Margaret J.; Warren, Marion. Names associated with lot 13761 are: Baptist, Margaret M.; Elliot, Lewis J., Hr.; Elliott, Grace L.; Elliott, Jeannie D.; Elliott, Lewis J.; Elliott, Lewis Jay; Maclin, Anna; Maclin, Dr. Ann; Maclin, Major James C.; Maclin, William A. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level  description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of lots 1152/5 and 13761

Item A: Lots 1152/5 and 13761, 1934

Scale: NA

Size: 25” x 18 3/16”

Details: “Lots 1152/5 and 13761 Sec 108”, “Oct 10, 1934”, “H.C.V.”(?)

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Brown Paper

Condition: Good, encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: NA

Series 4: Lots 1741-44

The diagram for lots 1741-44 contains a vault entrance, 3 monuments, and 65 graves. Last names associated with lot 1741-44 are: Allen, Ames, Berrian, Bogert, Boose, Broughton, Brown, Butler, Cogswell, Colyer, Conner, Connor, Douglas, Ewen, Folk, Gibson, Hauge, Johnson, Johnston, King, Lamoreaux, Loder, Longada, Losee, Lowdan, McCaffrey, Olson, Ording, Randolph, Ricara, Ricard, Thatcher, Vandohlen, Vanname, Walton. A full listing of individual names is found in folder with the diagram. Not included on the listing but found on the diagram are the name Archer, Betsy and last names Blyer and Mortimer. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of lots 1741-44

Item A: Lots 1741-44, c. 1850s (?)

Scale: 1” = 4 Ft.

Size: 19 3/4” x 15 1/2”

Details: “Valley Mound, Greenwood Cemetery, Plots No. 1741, 1742, 1743 and 1744.”, various names written in pencil most likely added after diagram was made

Drawing Materials: Ink and Pencil on Paper

Condition: Poor, top left corner missing; cracks in diagram paper; encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: 6 rows of graves

Series 5: Lots 1036-39

The diagram for lots 1036-39 was drawn in 1846. The lot contains a 30 graves and was owned by John N(?) Livingston. Names associated with lot 1036-39 are: Livingston, a female chd of J.W.; Livingston, John W.; Livingston, John W.; Livingston, Julia B.; Livingston, Julien; Livingston, male chd of John W.; Livingston, Mary A.; Livingston Jr., child of John W.; Tappan, Ann L.; Tappan, Annie D.; Tappan, Caroline. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level  description of this series.

Folder 1: 2 Diagrams of lots 1036-39 (2 copies)

Item A: Lot 1036-39, 1846

Scale: 1” = 4 Ft.

Size: 13” x 15 1/2”

Details: “Plan of lots No 1036, 1037, 1038, 1039 on Lawn Avenue near Myrtle Hill belonging to John N(?) Livingston of the City of New York; laid out for internment, and which, he is [desirous] that his descendants shall conform to.”, “New York January 1, 1846”

Drawing Materials: Ink and Pencil on Paper

Condition: Fair, bottom left corner missing of one diagram; both diagrams encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: Graves arranged around a square center

Series 6: Lot 1389-92

The diagrams for lot 1389-92 were drawn in 1956 by J.L.M. and traced in 1962 by L.P. The lots contain 44 graves. Names associated with lot 1389-92 are: Atterbury, Astelle; Atterbury, Charles L.; Atterbury, Grosvenor; Atterbury, Kath. D.; Bennet, Lawrence; Bennett, Edith Pine; Dow, Alice; Dow, Caroline M.; Dow, infant of Mrs. C.M.; Dow, infnt son of Caroline M.; Johnstone, Harriet Axtell; Johnstone, Homer Clifton; Mitchell, Samuel L.; Mitchell, Catherine; Pryor, James W.; Pryor, James W.; Pryor, Katherine M.; Kyle, Sarah E. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level  description of this series.

Folder 1: 5 Diagrams of lots 1389-92 and 2 lists of interments, 1956

Item A: List of Interments

Scale: NA

Size: 7 1/16” x 5 5/8”

Details: List of internments for graves 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 30. The list includes names of deceased and dates of interment.

Drawing Materials: Typed on Paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: NA

Item B: Traced Diagram of Lots 1389-92, 1962 (2 copies- one being a photocopy)

Scale: 1” = 4 Ft

Size: 14 1/2” x 11 3/4” (photocopy: 13” x 10 7/8”)

Details: “Lots 1389-92 Sec. 77 & 78”, “Drawn by J.L.M. Nov. 9, 1956”, “Traced by L.P. May 7, 1962”

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Tracing Paper; 1 photocopy

Condition: Good, original trace encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: 3 rows of graves surrounded by graves 15-44 in a circle

Item C: Diagram of Lots 1389-92, 1956 (2 copies)

Scale: 1” = 4 Ft

Size: 15 1/4” x 19 3/4”

Details: “Lots 1389-92 Section 77 & 78”, “drawn by J.L.M”, “Nov. 9, 1956”, list of names and date of burial for graves 2, 3, 4, 7-14

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: 3 rows of grave surrounded by graves 15-44 in a circle

Item D: List of Interments

Scale: NA

Size: 9” x 6”

Details: List of internments for graves 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. The list includes names of deceased and dates of burial.

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: NA

Item E: Blueprint of Lot 1389-92 Diagram, 1956

Scale: 1” = 4 Ft

Size: 15 1/4” x 20”

Details: “Lots 1389-92 Section 77 & 78”, “Location changes April 28^th, 1962 Astelle Atterbury”, “Eliminate as graves” (1, 5, 15-22, 34-44,27-28), “#A Margaret H. Bradley new grave replacing former grave #6= eliminated- relocated #A- north and east of grave #12”, names and dates of burial 2-14, “reserved” 23-31, “sacrificed to re-locate grave” #39, “#6 parallel to N.E. of grave #12” #40, “Nov. 9, 1956”, “Drawn by J.L.M.”

Drawing Materials: Blueprint

Condition: Good

Design/Style: 3 rows of grave w surrounding graves

Series 7: Lot 825

The diagrams for lot 825 were first drawn in 1912 and later in 1975 by L.P. The lot contains 102 graves and is owned by the First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn. Last names associated with lot 825 are: Addington, Alzapiedi, Appleton, Arnold, Atwater, Bailey, Baugh, Bergquist, Blanchard, Bough, Brugnola, Burkett, Busch, Calia, Campobasso, Cass, Childs, Cranch, Damon, Deusen, Edmonds, Ellery, Emerson, Emmerson, Faison, Farnell, Fay, Floyd, Foster, Frankenberg, Gamble, Gordon, Goulding, Hale, Hallberg, Harkins, Harrington, Hart, Hein, Hettesheimer, Hillard, Hoogenboom, Howell, Hussey, Irving, Johnson, Kingsley, Ladd, Lawrence, Lewis, Linderholm, Lindgren, Matthews, Michel, Mills, Morrison, Nickerson, Nodine, Oldham, Outwater, Prindle, Ratzlaff, Rawler, Roberts, Rockwell, Russo, Samenfeld, Sewall, Sharaf, Small, Sniffin, Stewart, Sullivan, Taylor, Underhill, Voronin, Walker, Watts, Whetmore, Whitcomb, White, Whitmore, Whitney, Wilder, Williams, Wilson, Wood, Woodbury, Zulavisky, and Zweig. See insert for a full listing of names. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder 1: 8 Diagrams of lot 825 and 1 correspondence

Item A: Diagram of Lot 825, 1975

Scale: 1” = 10 ft.

Size: 18 7/16” x 17 1/4”

Details: “Lot 825 Sec 71, First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn”, “Diam 148’ Total Area 17203.4”, “Diam 70’ Lot 825 Area 3848.45”, diagram includes surrounding lots 825-849 and includes last names Jewett, Greenwood, Bostwick, Atkins, Mason, Farley, Bebee, and Granniss, “33 lots = area 12,484”   

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Paper

Condition: Good, bottom left corner missing but does not affect diagram, encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: Graves and lots arranged in circular pattern

Item B: Diagram of Lot 825, 1975

Scale: 1” = 10’

Size: 8 1/2” x 11”

Details: “Lot 825 Sec 71, First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn”, “3-20-75”, “831, 59’ 6”, S. Bebee”, “830, 58’, Granniss”, “846, 60’, Greenwood”, “Drawn by L.P.”      

Drawing Materials: Pencil on Paper

Condition: Good, encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: Graves arranged in circular pattern

Item C: Diagram of Lot 825, 1912

Scale: ¼” = 1’

Size:25 1/2 ” x 27 3/4”

Details: “Lot 825 Section 71 owned by First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn”, “Scale ¼ inch to foot”, “Diameter 69 feet 6 inches”, “December 14^th, 1912”, “Lines in black indicate graves used”, “Lines in red indicate graves unused”, “The space between dotted green lines represents gravel path”, includes name Kossuth

Drawing Materials: black, red and green ink on Paper

Condition: Fair, encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: Graves arranged in circular pattern

Item D: Diagram of Lot 825, 1912

Scale: ¼” = 1’

Size:23 3/4 ” x 27 1/2”

Details: “Lot 825 Section 71 owned by First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn”, “Scale ¼ inch to foot”, “Diameter 69 feet 6 inches”, “December 14^th, 1912”, “Lines in black indicate graves used”, “Lines in red indicate graves unused”, “The space between dotted green lines represents gravel path”, includes names: Kossuth, S.K. Goulding 1954; W. Goulding 1969; M.E.G. Van Deusen 8-3-1899; H.A. Hussey 3-1-1895; S. E. Taylor 1923, G. [Taylor] 1930; J. Gamble 1922; H. Stewart 1927; L. Arnold 1927, E.B. [Arnold] 1944; H. Foster 1928; E. Hallberg 12-21-1932; W.F. Matthews 9-10-1966, A.T. [Matthews] 2-8-1935; B. Lindgren 3-24-1944; S. Fay 1944; T.J. Lewis 3-5-1966; A.C. Cass 1950; M.M. Farnell 1950, H.A. [Farnell] 12-23-1958; E.V. Rockwell 1951; H.T. Johnson 1953, J. Johnson 1962; L.E. Bough 1954; E.L. Linderholm 1955; P. Voronin 1955; E.B. Bough 1958; H.A. Sullivan 1960; E.M. Morrison 1944, D. harkins 1960, G. Nodine 1964, M Harkins 1968; D.J. Wilson 1965; W. Heim 1965; E.M. Burkett 1965; G.Q. Burkett 1966; C. Samenfeld 1966; D.S. Alzapiedi 1969; Dr. G.A. Rawler 1970; I.F. Prindle 3-29-1904; Wm. H. Atwater 7-17-1856, J. Nickerson 8-1-1890; L. Lawrence 1-29-1890, H. Lawrence 11-29-1907; E.L. Mills 7-29-1898, E.S. [Mills] 4-19-1922

Drawing Materials: black, red, green and blue ink on Paper

Condition: Good, encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: Graves arranged in circular pattern

Item E: Correspondence re: lots 825 Section 71, 2005

Scale: NA

Size: 8 1/2” x 11”

Details: To Seth Faison, First Unitarian Congregational Society From Jane Cuccurullo, Corporate Secretary; August 17, 2005; concerns the memorial for Heidi V. Rawler and Dr. George A. Rawler. Stone on incorrect grave.

Drawing Materials: Photocopy

Condition: Good

Design/Style: NA

Item F: Printed copy of lots 825 diagram

Scale: NA

Size: 8 1/2” x 11”

Details: Print out color copy of lot 825 Section 71 and surrounding area

Drawing Materials: Computer color print

Condition: Good

Design/Style: Circular design for lots 825 and surrounding lots

Item G: Diagram of Lot 825, 1975- photocopy

Scale: 1” = 10’

Size: 11” x 17”

Details: “Lot 825 Sec 71, First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn”, “3-20-75”, “831, 59’ 6”, S. Bebee”, “830, 58’, Granniss”, “846, 60’, Greenwood”, “Drawn by L.P.”     

Drawing Materials:  Photocopy, Blue and Yellow marker on Paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: Graves arranged in circular pattern

Item H: Diagram of Lot 825, 1975 (photocopy)

Scale: 1” = 10’

Size: 8 1/2” x 11”

Details: “Lot 825 Sec 71, First Unitarian Congregational Church of Brooklyn”, “3-20-75”, “831, 59’ 6”, S. Bebee”, “830, 58’, Granniss”, “846, 60’, Greenwood”, “Drawn by L.P.”     

Drawing Materials: Photocopy

Condition: Good

Design/Style: Graves arranged in circular pattern

Item I: Diagram of Lot 825/857 Sec 71/78

Scale: NA

Size: 8 1/2” x 11”

Details: Includes last names: Green, Bebee, Granniss, Blackburn, Woodward, Graham, Taylor, Cary, Jewett, Greenwood, Atkins, Bucklin, Barlow, Farley, Wyman. Names are from surrounding lots. 

Drawing Materials: Photocopy

Condition: Good

Design/Style: Lots arranged in circular pattern

Series 8: Colgate Lot (Lots 2150-57)

The diagram for the Colgate Lot includes lots 2150-57 in Section 53. It was drawn in 1936 by J.L.M. The lots contain 1 memorial and 74 graves with 23 currently in use. Names associated with lot 2150-57 are: Colgate, William; Gilbert, Mary; Eddy, Elizabeth; Hoyt, Sarah Ellen; Colgate, James Boorman; Colby, Susan Farnam; Bowles, Sarah; Colgate, Joseph; Colgate, Gilbert; Dickerson, Ann Eliza; Colgate, William; Colgate, Martha; Colgate, Sarah; Colby, Robert; Colgate, Mary; Colgate, Maria; Colgate, Lydia; Colgate, Mortimer; Colby, Jessie C.; Colby, Mary C.; Colby, William C.; Colgate, Ann E.; Colgate, Sarah E.; Colgate, Susan Farnam; Hoyt, Elizabeth E.; Mrs. Colgate; Pine Elizabeth. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of Colgate Lot (lots 2150-57) and List of Inscriptions on Monuments

Item A: Colgate Lot Diagram, 1936

Scale: 3/16 inch = 1 foot

Size: 18” x 17 1/2”

Details: Graves of the Colgate Lot are arranged in rows surrounding a memorial. Graves 1-18 are numbered. “Mary Colgate Oct 27, 1936” and “Mortimer Colgate died Nov. 5, 1869” written in but graves not numbered. Grave 9 has initials J.C. 

Drawing Materials: Linen parchment

Condition: Good

Design/Style: Colgate Lot arranged in rows around a memorial.

Item B: Inscriptions on Monuments for Colgate Lot, c. 1936

Scale: NA

Size: 19 1/2” x 9 1/4”

Details: Inscriptions on monument and graves 1-18 of the Colgate Lot. 

Drawing Materials: Linen parchment

Condition: Good

Design/Style: NA

Series 9: Lot 2391

The diagram for lot 2391 was drawn c. 1930s by an unknown architect. The lot contains 36 graves and is possibly owned by the Milbank family(?). Last names associated with lot 2391 are: Baker, Barrie, Bodenstein, Dustan, Erickson, Hersey, Jenkins, L’Huillier, Mathison, Milbank, Milburn, Millbank, Moore, Rogers, Smith, Tanner, Van Norman, Wakeman, Wheeler, and Young. See insert for a full listing of names. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of lot 2391

Item A: Diagram of Lot 2391, c. 1930s

Scale: ¼ inch = 1foot

Size: 18 5/8” x 18”

Details: The diagram contains 36 graves with a monument(?) in the center. 30 of the graves were in use as of 1939 according to the diagram. Names included on the diagram are: Sarah C. Milbank, Mary W. Milbank, Eliza W. Milbank, Elizabeth Milbank mother, Samuel Milbank father, Anna Adele Milbank, Isabella Gertrude Wheeler, George W. Moore, Charles Bud Milbank, Jane Hungerford Milbank, Robert W. and Antoinette L. Milbank, Robert M, Maria L. Milbank, Isabella G. Wakeman, Virginia W. Wakeman Smith, Virginia M.W. Baker, Catherine A. Milbank, John M. Young, Sophia C. Milbank, Samuel Milbank, Henry R. Milbank, Sophia Pease?, Lottie K. Milbank, Charles E. Milbank, Charles W. Milbank, Infant Children of Charles W. and Mary W. Milbank, Emma L. M. Baker, Wm. Martyn Baker, Mary J. Milbank, James C. Milbank. “Drawing showing mounds removed”.     

Drawing Materials: ink on paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: Graves in a circular pattern surrounding 5 graves and a possible monument

Series 10: Lots 1828/31

The diagram for Lots 1828/31 is owned by the Heirs of James Scrymser Jr. The lots contain 37 graves with 8 in use on the diagram. Placement is shown for approximately 22 additional graves that can be added to the lots. Last names associated with lots 1828/31 are: Caswell, Digges, Diggs, Little, Milbank, Phipps, Raymond, Scrymser, Thomson, and West. A listing of full names are included in the folder. Date and architect of diagram unknown. Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder 1: 1 Diagram of Lots 1828/31

Item A: Diagram of Lots 1828/31

Scale: ¼ inch = 1 foot

Size: 16 3/4” x 15 1/4”

Details: The diagram shows lots 1828/31 in an oval shape with graves and potential graves placed in rows. Names included on the diagram include: Robert T. Little, Wilhelmina, Joseph Henry and Margaret Emma, Emily and Alice Digges, Howard Austin Phipps, Henrietta Scrymser, Robert L. Scrymser and Emeline his wife, and C. Howard Scrymser. “Red lines represent new graves that can be added to those now there”. “Owned by Heirs of James Scrymser Jr.”

Drawing Materials: black and red ink on brown paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: the lots are arranged in an oval shape with graves in rows

Series 11: Lots 2134/38 and 2139/44

Lots 2134/38 and 2139/44 make up one large circular area with three rows of graves surrounding a monument. Lots 2134/38 contain a center monument, graves A-K and graves 1-31. Last names associated with lots 2134/38 are: Allen, Brown, Humphries, Johnson, Lord, and Potter. The lots appear to have possibly belonged to the Brown Brothers.

Lots 2139/44 are the outer ring and contain graves 32-81. Last names associated with lots 2139/44 are: Allen, Gebhardt, Davison, Smith, Brown, and Doughty.

Date and architect of diagrams are unknown. A listing of full names is included in the folder for all lots.  Notes on the individual diagram may be found in the item level description of this series.

Folder A: 1 Diagram of Lots 2134/38 and 4 diagrams of lots 2134/38 and 2139/44

Item A: Diagram of Lots 2134/38

Scale: 1/2 inch = 1 foot

Size: 26 3/4” x 28 1/2”

Details: The diagram shows two rings of graves surrounding a central monument that make up lots 2134/38 .Graves A-k surrounds the central monument while grave 1-36 surround graves A-K. The diagram makes note “Brown Bro’s Lots 2134 & co” and “see new plan”. Also “dotted lines grave occupied”. Lots are divided up between G.H. Brown, H. Potter, M.H. Lord, and J.C. Brown.

Drawing Materials: black and red ink on parchment

Condition: Good

Design/Style: circular design

Item B: Diagram of Lots 2139/44 and 2134/38

Scale: 1/4 inch = 1 foot

Size: 24 ½” x 33”

Details: The diagram shows the area of lots 2139/44 and 2134/38. Lots 2139/44 surround lots 2134/38 in a circular design. Potential owners of the lots are as followed: Lot 2139 George F. Allen, Lot 2140 Heirs of William Davison, Lot 2141 James M. Brown, Lots 2142/44 Stewart Brown. Lots 2139/44 contain graves 32-81. Lots 2134/38 appear to be own by G.H. Brown, H. Potter, M.H. Lord, and J.C. Brown. Grave 72 -William B. Allen, Died M’ch 3, 1860 “removed from cemetery Nov. 12, 1929”. “Lots 2134 & Co Brown Bor’s Owners” written on back.

Drawing Materials: black and red ink on paper

Condition: Good

Design/Style: circular design

Item C: Blueprint Diagram of Lots 2139/44 and 2134/38

Scale: 1/4 inch = 1 foot

Size: 20 1/2” x 20 1/4”

Details: The blueprint shows the area of lots 2139/44 and 2134/38. Lots 2139/44 surround lots 2134/38 in a circular design. Lots 2139/44 contain graves 32-81. Potential owners of the lots are as followed: Lot 2139, graves 72-81, George F. Allen; Lot 2140, graves 3-71, Heirs of William Davison; Lot 2141, graves 53-62, James M. Brown; Lots 2142/44, graves 32-52, Stewart Brown. Lots 2134/38 appear to be own by G.H. Brown, H. Potter, M.H. Lord, and J.C. Brown.

Drawing Materials: blueprint

Condition: Fair, edges tattered- encapsulated in mylar

Design/Style: circular design

Item D: Diagram of Lots 2139/44 and 2134/38 (copy 1)

Scale: 1/4 inch = 1 foot

Size: 23 3/4” x 18”

Details: The diagram is a copy and shows the area of lots 2139/44 and 2134/38. Lots 2139/44 surround lots 2134/38 in a circular design. Lots 2139/44 contain graves 32-81. Potential owners of the lots are as followed: Lot 2139, graves 72-81, George F. Allen; Lot 2140, graves 3-71, Heirs of William Davison; Lot 2141, graves 53-62, James M. Brown; Lots 2142/44, graves 32-52, Stewart Brown. Lots 2134/38 appear to be own by G.H. Brown, H. Potter, M.H. Lord, and J.C. Brown. The copy is white on black.

Drawing Materials: printed copy

Condition: Good

Design/Style: circular design

Item E: Diagram of Lots 2139/44 and 2134/38 (copy 2)

Scale: 1/4 inch = 1 foot

Size: 23 1/4” x 18”

Details: The diagram is a copy and shows the area of lots 2139/44 and 2134/38. Lots 2139/44 surround lots 2134/38 in a circular design. Lots 2139/44 contain graves 32-81. Potential owners of the lots are as followed: Lot 2139, graves 72-81, George F. Allen; Lot 2140, graves 3-71, Heirs of William Davison; Lot 2141, graves 53-62, James M. Brown; Lots 2142/44, graves 32-52, Stewart Brown. Lots 2134/38 appear to be own by G.H. Brown, H. Potter, M.H. Lord, and J.C. Brown. The copy is black on white.

Drawing Materials: printed copy

Condition: Good

Design/Style: circular design