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| Cemetery Name | Dates of Gravestones | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Babcock (8 stones) | 1831 - 1848 | Babcock Hill Road, South Coventry |
| Carpenter Cemetery aka Silver Street, and Old Cemetery | 1774 - 1868 | Silver St. just south of Rt.44, on right, North Coventry |
| Center Cemetery Old Section | 1785 - Present | Rt.44, 1/4 mile east of Rt.31 |
| Center Cemetery New Section | 1900 - Present | Rt.44, 1/4 mile east of Rt.31 |
| Grant Hill Road Cemetery aka North or Flint Yard | 1773 - Present | Grant Hill Rd., North Coventry 1/2 mile north of Rt.44 on left |
| Hazen 2 stones removed to New Cemetery, Willimantic | 1909 | Cooper Lane, South Coventry |
| Mathewson (1 stone) | 1844 | Old Eagleville Rd., South Coventry |
| Nathan Hale Cemetery | 1716 - Present | off Lake Street, Center of South Coventry |
| New Coventry Cemetery | 1983 - Present | Depot Rd., South Coventry |
| St.Mary's Cemetery | 1890 - Present | Rt.31 at Plains Rd., South Coventry |
| South Cemetery aka Holy Grove, Silver Street | 1740 - 1922 | Just east of junction of South & Silver Streets (on South St.), North Coventry |
| Warren 6 broken stones | 1839 - 1868 | Flanders Rd., South Coventry |
Apparently there has been a lot of confusion about the names of the cemeteries in North Coventry (just note the names given on the current map of Coventry). I believe the names are listed properly in the chart above thanks to a 1986 cemetery survey by Project First, Association for Gravestone Studies. It is on file at the Booth and Dimock Library in Coventry, CT.
Most of the footstones were missing at South Street Cemetery (aka Holy Grove) and some were noted missing in other North Coventry cemeteries a long time ago. Where did they go? We, myself and others, found them in a most unexpected place. Read about this mystery solved!
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Updated 12 Feb 2006