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Elm Grove Cemetery
Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut

Rte #75, Poquonock Avenue, Windsor, CT 06095

Lat: 41° 53' 30"N, Lon: 72° 40' 22"W

Submitted by Matthew Dietrich, Mar 13, 2005 [johnkd64@earthlink.net]. Total records = 1,573.

Drive north of Windsor CT on US I-91, take Exit 38, drive north on Poquonock Ave (Rte 75) for 1.4 miles. The cemetery will be on the east side of the road.

This cemetery is owned and maintained by the Second School Society, which was part of the first government of Windsor, starting in 1633. They had an earlier cemetery in this area, Ye Olde Burial Grounds, which became filled to capacity. For this reason in the early 1800s, Elm Grove Cemetery was established.

In the late 1800's, the Connecticut General Assembly mandated that all public schools be operated by the towns in Connecticut. At that time the schools were removed from the jurisdiction of the School Society and operated by the Town of Windsor. The cemeteries remained under the Second School Society. For more information one may contact: Leon Alford <alford2@sbcglobal.net>

This is a transcription of cemetery records of the Elm Grove Cemetery, which I collected for my Eagle Scout Project, for the Town of Windsor and Troop 203.

The names of the people who compiled the transcription.
Matthew Dietrich, Troop 203 Eagle Project

John Dietrich
Sandy Dietrich
Bendan MacLeod
April Bridges
Heather Bridges
Brandon Lyons
Eleanor Walsh
Christopher Larson
Rich St. John
Fran Tiemeyer
Becky St. John
Steve St. John
Jaime Copeland
Charlie Copeland
Cynthia Rankin
Travis Love
Ryan Susca
Daniel Susca

The information was compiled from tombstone inscriptions, which were read in Oct. 2004. This file contains all the legible tombstone inscriptions. About 5% of the tombstone are illegible.

- Matthew Dietrich

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