This page is also part of the New York Cemeteries page New York Crematory Listings Alphabetical, by county. Albany Albany Rural Cemetery Cemetery Ave, Albany NY, 12204 Bronx Woodlawn Cemetery Webster at E. 233rd St, Bronx NY, 10470 Broome County Twin Tiers Cremation Serv 511 E. Main St, Endicott NY, 13760 Broome City Cremations Inc 273 Chenango St Binghamton … Read more
Manhattan’s historic Trinity Church Cemetery was founded in 1697. Trinity Church Cemetery is the only active cemetery on the island of Manhattan. Visit Trinity Church Cemetery The Cemetery spans three different locations Trinity Church 74 Trinity Pl. Church of the Intercession 550 W 155th St St Pauls Church 315 W 22nd St Call Trinity Church … Read more
Founded in 1838. Green-wood Cemetery hours: Main Entrance – 7:45am to 5pm Other Entrances – 8am – 4pm 500 25th Street Brooklyn, New York 11232 You can locate the cemetery your ancestor is buried in from their Death Certificate. Contact our genealogist if you have decided you need our help, or if you just don’t … Read more
Located in Brooklyn, New York, Cypress Hills National Cemetery was founded in 1862, when the U.S Government purchased a portion of Cypress Hills Cemetery to bury both Confederate and Union Civil War soldiers that were dying in nearby Hospitals. Visit Cypress Hills National Cemetery 625 Jamaica Ave. Brooklyn, NY Call Cypress Hills National Cemetery for … Read more
Located in Calverton, in Suffolk County on Long Island, New York, Calverton National Cemetery was founded in 1978. Visit Calverton National Cemetery 210 Princeton Boulevard Calverton, NY 11933 Call Calverton National Cemetery for information on your ancestors grave. 631-727-5410 You can locate the cemetery your ancestor is buried in from their Death Certificate. Contact our … Read more
Located in Queens New York, the historic Calvary Cemetery was founded in 1848. Visit Calvary Cemetery 49-02 Laurel Hill Boulevard Woodside, NY 11377 Call Calvary Cemetery for information on your ancestors grave. 718-786-8000 You can locate the cemetery your ancestor is buried in from their Death Certificate. Contact our genealogist if you have decided you … Read more
Located on the Brooklyn / Queens’s boarder, the historic “The Evergreens” Cemetery was founded in 1849. Visit The Evergreens Cemetery 1629 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11207-1849 Call The Evergreens Cemetery for information on your ancestors grave. 718-455-5300 You can locate the cemetery your ancestor is buried in from their Death Certificate. Contact our genealogist if … Read more
Founded in 1849. Hours: Outdoors – 7 Days a week 8am – 5pm Mausoleum – 9am – 4pm Office – Monday to Friday 8:30 – 4:30 and Saturdays 9:00 – 1:00. 3620 Tilden Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11203 You can locate the cemetery your ancestor is buried in from their Death Certificate. Contact our genealogist if … Read more
The Bronx’s historic Woodlawn Cemetery was founded in 1863. Visit Woodlawn Cemetery 517 East 233rd Street New York, NY 10470 Call Woodlawn Cemetery for information on your ancestors grave. 718-920-0500 You can locate the cemetery your ancestor is buried in from their Death Certificate. Contact our genealogist if you have decided you need our … Read more
You will need a list of new York Cemeteries if you want to get very deep into your family tree. Cemetery records can be one of the most useful tools considering your ancestors are dead, and are probably buried. Once you have a death certificate, you will most certainly be provided with a burial location. … Read more