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    WILLIAM PITBLADDO, Green-Wood Cemetery

    by Kevin Walsh December 10, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh December 10, 2020 0 comment

    I have been thinking more and more about where I’ll end up. My late uncle’s family has a plot in St. John’s Cemetery in Middle Village, Queens, a cemetery that…

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    THEY BURIED CHRISTMAS AT GREEN-WOOD

    by Kevin Walsh December 24, 2019
    by Kevin Walsh December 24, 2019 4 comments

    My pal Sarah Celentano of the New-York Historical Society spent Christmas Eve 2019 at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn and got some photos of the Christmas family plot. It’s one of…

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    OLDER THAN THE REST

    by Kevin Walsh September 29, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 29, 2011 2 comments

    Though Green-Wood Cemetery was opened for business in 1838, there are occasional stones and memorials scattered around from earlier times. Sometimes, a family will disinter from one cemetery and relocate…

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    At Green-Wood: THE PRENTISS BROTHERS

    by Kevin Walsh September 29, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 29, 2011 2 comments

    Baltimore natives Clifton and William Prentiss each died for their country. In 1862, with the USA and Confederate States at war, Clifton joined the Union army and later rose to…

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    BILL THE BUTCHER’S GRAVE

    by Kevin Walsh September 14, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 14, 2011 9 comments

    William Poole, street fighter, political kingmaker, meat cutter and pugilist (1821-1855). More than six feet tall and weighing 200 pounds, William Poole stood out in an age of small men.…

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    ForgottenTour 29, Green-Wood Cemetery Part 2, Brooklyn

    by maggiemel April 13, 2007
    by maggiemel April 13, 2007 0 comment

    Well, your webmaster finally made the team picture after 29 ForgottenTours. Can you spot where I am?* As usual, despite sunny weather predicted all week, ForgottenTour Day turned out cloudy, chance…

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    Forgotten Tour 24, Green-Wood Cemetery Part 1, Brooklyn

    by maggiemel April 8, 2006
    by maggiemel April 8, 2006 0 comment

    Forgotten Fans wave with Minerva In what was undoubtedly the best weather ever for a ForgottenTour (sunny and 68) forty Forgotten fans (and one heckler!) converged on Brooklyn’s Green-Wood cemetery, a…

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