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Cemetery NumberSK071
TownSOUTH KINGSTOWN
Cemetery NameSTEPHEN NORTHUP LOT
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LocationWALMSLEY LANE (AKA PETTAQUMSCUTT RD)
StateRI
DirectionW
Pole Number12 1/2
Distance20
Map Number 
Page Number 
Plat Number 
Deed Book 
Deed Page 
Size in Feet25
Size in Feet35
Inscriptions4
Fieldstones10
Tombs 
Exist?YES
Last seen date?2003
Newest1876
Oldest1834
VandalismN
Veteran 
PoleF
CommentThis cemetery is located beside Walmsley Lane (AKA Pettaqumscutt Road) on the west side at telephone pole #12 ½, two hundred feet north of the site of the Glebe. The Glebe was the home of ministers of Old St. Paul’s Episcopal Church starting with Rev. James MacSparran in 1733. The church was located at “the Platform” on Shermantown Road from 1707 until 1800 when it was moved to Wickford. The cemetery is 25 feet x 35 feet, in fair condition, enclosed with a stone wall, and the historical cemetery sign is in fair condition. It contains fourteen burials with four inscribed stones and ten fieldstones. James N. Arnold recorded this lot Mar. 29, 1880, his #67, “north of the old Glebe house west side of road is a burial yard walled in and in fair condition.” Recorded by John Sterling and James Wheaton for a 2004 book on South Kingstown cemeteries.
Conditionfair
Enclosurestone wall
Gateno gate
Growthovergrown-trees
Terrainlevel
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Cemetery Burial Map N/A
 
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