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NY Walkman: August 2011

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Recently people have been joining me on my Sunday Walks in Downtown Albany. Typically, I walk in Albany when I'm scheduled as a tour guide on the USS Slater. A slide show and a map are detailed at. The USS Slater is now open. I plan on walking in Albany on Monday, Memorial Day, May 27. You can contact me at: dedocent@gmail.com. Wednesday, August 31, 2011. In August, I logged 125 miles. Since I started logging my walks 15 months ago (April 2010), I logged 1,973 Miles. My walks during the month included:.

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: The DeWitt Children and The Church of The Holy Innocents

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Tuesday, May 5, 2015. The DeWitt Children and The Church of The Holy Innocents. Set at the edge of the hill overlooking the first turns of the South Ridge Road, an angel with a bronze cross stands atop a delicately carved marble pedestal in tribute to four children of William H. and Ann DeWitt. The children's dates of death are not noted in the Cemetery's card file, but their ages and the causes of their deaths are:. Edward Clark - Croup - aged 1 year, 9 months.

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: At Rest In The Clover

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Thursday, April 9, 2015. At Rest In The Clover. Today marks the 150th anniversary of the Civil War's end. Above, a soldier's headstone amid the deep grass and clover of the Albany Rural Cemetery's North Ridge. For some past Civil War posts, click here. Labels: albany rural cemetery. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Murdered At Cherry Hill. The Boulder From Mount Hope. Thomas and Elizabeth Beckett. At Rest In The Clover.

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: Captain Richard Dusenberry

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Sunday, May 3, 2015. This headstone was another elusive one, due in part to the fact that I had the 1912 lot map backward on my first attempt to locate the gravestone of this veteran of the Revolutionary War. This time, I plotted the location based on the adjacent family lots, which included the Campbell. Richard Dusenberry was first interred in the Dutch Reformed section. Of the State Street Burying Grounds. Labels: albany rural cemetery. May 3, 2015 at 12:53 PM.

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: The Children of Henry & Matilda Cross

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Tuesday, April 21, 2015. The Children of Henry and Matilda Cross. This tiny cast iron angel sits atop a plain marble shaft on the North Ridge. Currently painted yellow, it was light blue about fifteen years ago. With small wings, a rather anxious pose, and an almost folk art look, this angel marks the grave of "The Children of Henry and Matilda Cross." The children's names and dates of death are listed on one side of the monument, but no ages are given. A lifelo...

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: Senator Ira Harris

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Thursday, September 27, 2012. This massive square granite headstone in an old section of the South Ridge (not too far from the lovely grave of Daniel Campbell. Marks the grave of Senator Ira Harris, a man whose family history is closely linked to the Lincoln assassination. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Murdered At Cherry Hill. The Boulder From Mount Hope. Thomas and Elizabeth Beckett. THE FRIENDS OF ALBANY HISTORY. THE CHURCH GROU...

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: The Kromme Kill Lakes

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. The Kromme Kill Lakes. Indian Lake with iron bridge ca. 1900. The grounds of the Albany Rural Cemetery were, in the past, dotted with a number of small lakes. Most of these ornamental lakes were made by damming the Kromme Kill and Moordanaers Kill. Two streams which cross the Cemetery. Another was made by draining a swampy area on what is now the South Ridge. 1846 map showing early lakes, including two on Moordanaers Kill. In the mid-20t...

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: Cypress Water

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Friday, November 16, 2012. A stone slab at the north end of the pond dates the project to 1869. The view at the top of this post was published in the 1870s. A canoe is seen beside a little island near the center of the pond and relatively few monuments can be seen in the distance. See also: Consecration Lake. A Bench For Souls. Labels: albany rural cemetery. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Murdered At Cherry Hill. Albany Daily Photo...

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves: Thomas and Elizabeth Beckett

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Albany Rural Cemetery - Beyond The Graves. Saturday, August 11, 2012. Thomas and Elizabeth Beckett. The western edge of the North Ridge. Contains many graves privately transferred to the Rural Cemetery from the State Burying Grounds. Prior to the closure and mass removal of graves by the Albany Common Council in the late 1860s (see also the David Fonda stone. In the nearby Church Grounds. And may even be the work of the same stone-cutter. State street burying grounds. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).