Suzanne Johnson and Natalie Aurucci Stiefel took the photographs and Rich Jackofsky provided the developing. We owe a debt of gratitude to Russel Tobin,the Manager of the Sea View Cemetery for his assistance in recovering the stone of Nancy Jones and in relocating it to its proper place in the Noah Hallock Cemetery. In 1995 local residents, led by Peter Carroll, became concerned about the deteriorating condition of the Noah Hallock Cemetery. Once they began meeting, the members found many topics and issues of interest in Rocky Point's rich history. The Society became fully active in 1996 and adopted a constitution and bylaws.
New members are welcome at all times.
The Noah Hallock Cemetery is situated on the north side of Hallock Lane, near the intersection of Hallock Landing Road and Culross Drive in Rocky Point, a small community on the north shore of Long Island. Peter Hallock was one of 13 immigrants from England who landed at Southold Village on Peconic Bay in 1640. They were among the first European settlers on Eastern Long Island. This is the oldest house still standing in Rocky Point. Noah and his wife Bethia were among the first known European settlers of Rocky Point.