Vernon Cemeteries

North Cemetery (also known as Hunt Cemetery)

North Cemetery

Location: on the east side of Fort Bridgman Road (Route 142),
about 100 feet north of the intersection with Tyler Hill Road

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South Cemetery

South Cemetery

Location: on the west side of Fort Bridgman Road (Route 142),
just north of Vern-Mont Farm

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Stebbins Cemetery

Stebbins Cemetery

 

Location: on the west side of Stebbins Road,
about 1/2 mile from the Vernon Green Nursing Home

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NOTE: This cemetery is privately owned, all others are owned by the Town of Vernon.

Tyler Cemetery (also known as Sunset Cemetery)

Tyler Cemetery

Location: on the south side of Pond Road,
about 1.4 miles west of its southern intersection with Fort Bridgman Road (Route 142)

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Withed Cemetery

Whithed Cemetery

Location: on the west side of Fort Bridgman Road (Route 142), just north of the intersection with Newton Road. A portion of this cemetery is reserved for family use.

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Alexander Perry Cemetery

Alexander Perry Cemetery

Location: on the east side of Route 142, off the road behind a small pond on the Skibniowsky homestead, 3823 Fort Bridgman Road (Route 142). Access is through the gate near the pond, and across the farm field. If you find the gate closed, please keep it closed. This cemetery is named after Alexander Perry, d. 1856 aged 71, who is buried there.

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Vernon's lost cemeteries

Lee family cemetery: One lost cemetery was located in the general area of Breezy Acres Drive, a private road off Newton Road. It was the burial location of various members of the Lee family, whose farmhouse was nearby. At some point prior to the development of the Breezy Acres neighborhood, the cemetery itself disappeared, perhaps plowed under.

The Cemetery Committee plans, once sufficient funds are raised, to erect a monument in the vicinity of the Lee cemetery in memory of those buried there.

Meetinghouse cemetery: Another lost cemetery was at the location of Vernon's first meetinghouse, atop a hill above the location of the town's holding tomb on Route 142, near the post office. It was likely the earliest cemetery in the town. Its slate headstones are believed to have been repurposed for another use.

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