The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20


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city and BY various religious wo owned the
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who now compose the vestrymen Trinity Church prove
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to which cemetery attached. Their church edihoe
destroyed in the great fire Of 1885, they
rebuild elsewhere They too sold out their grounds
cemetery and all in city lots and stores
places where the remains Of their honored and
dead reposed.
Presbyterian congregation erected beautiful church
edfce and had extensive cemetery adjacent in Wall
street. between Broadway and Nassau street few years
since they sold their church bndng it stood upon their
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were removed, to make place for stores and Offices
In Pine street there French church,
terry This ground was sold out in city lots for building
purposes, and the remains of the dead
In Cedar street within the last twenty years. the Preby
crians had two churches to each Of While place burial
attached Each Of those sold lots,
occupy the places where within that brief period were
the narrow houses Of the dead.
The Middle Dutch Church. Cedar and Nassau streets
ad cemetery in which the remains of many of the
respectable citizens their time deposited the
ls they leased this church to the general
FOR post office; and view ground"
where those remains lie without lamentng that they too
have not been removed from those
which little in unison with any feelings
the places ofnterment Of the dead.
In etreet op0a te .