The Old Hurley Burial Ground is located in the historic hamlet of Hurley, New York. Gravestones date back to at least 1715. The cemetery contains the graves of many local families including Wynkoop, Elmendorf, Crispell, Newkirk, Roosa and DeWitt.

The Old Hurley Burial Ground is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Hurley Historic District. The description of the cemetery notes that “southeast of the Crispel Cottage a lane leads to this cemetery which occupies a wooded knoll overlooking Esopus Creek. Although most of the present gravestones date to the early 19th century, they coexist with earlier crude bluestone slabs. The earliest stone that can be read is that of “Capt. Matys Ten Eyck” dated 1741.”

Cross to BearThe Old Hurley Burial Ground is located in the historic hamlet of Hurley, New York. Gravestones date back to at least 1715. The cemetery contains the graves of many local families including Wynkoop, Elmendorf, Crispell, Newkirk, Roosa and DeWitt.

The Old Hurley Burial Ground is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Hurley Historic District. The description of the cemetery notes that “southeast of the Crispel Cottage a lane leads to this cemetery which occupies a wooded knoll overlooking Esopus Creek. Although most of the present gravestones date to the early 19th century, they coexist with earlier crude bluestone slabs. The earliest stone that can be read is that of “Capt. Matys Ten Eyck” dated 1741.”

The Old Hurley Burial GroundThe Old Hurley Burial Ground is located in the historic hamlet of Hurley, New York. Gravestones date back to at least 1715. The cemetery contains the graves of many local families including Wynkoop, Elmendorf, Crispell, Newkirk, Roosa and DeWitt.

The Old Hurley Burial Ground is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Hurley Historic District. The description of the cemetery notes that “southeast of the Crispel Cottage a lane leads to this cemetery which occupies a wooded knoll overlooking Esopus Creek. Although most of the present gravestones date to the early 19th century, they coexist with earlier crude bluestone slabs. The earliest stone that can be read is that of “Capt. Matys Ten Eyck” dated 1741.”

Old Hurley Burial GroundThe Old Hurley Burial Ground is located in the historic hamlet of Hurley, New York. Gravestones date back to at least 1715. The cemetery contains the graves of many local families including Wynkoop, Elmendorf, Crispell, Newkirk, Roosa and DeWitt.

The Old Hurley Burial Ground is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Hurley Historic District. The description of the cemetery notes that “southeast of the Crispel Cottage a lane leads to this cemetery which occupies a wooded knoll overlooking Esopus Creek. Although most of the present gravestones date to the early 19th century, they coexist with earlier crude bluestone slabs. The earliest stone that can be read is that of “Capt. Matys Ten Eyck” dated 1741.”

In Memory of Tunis ColeThe Old Hurley Burial Ground is located in the historic hamlet of Hurley, New York. Gravestones date back to at least 1715. The cemetery contains the graves of many local families including Wynkoop, Elmendorf, Crispell, Newkirk, Roosa and DeWitt.

The Old Hurley Burial Ground is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Hurley Historic District. The description of the cemetery notes that “southeast of the Crispel Cottage a lane leads to this cemetery which occupies a wooded knoll overlooking Esopus Creek. Although most of the present gravestones date to the early 19th century, they coexist with earlier crude bluestone slabs. The earliest stone that can be read is that of “Capt. Matys Ten Eyck” dated 1741.”