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Buffalo Cemeteries, An Account of the Burial Places of Buffalo
From the Earliest Times
Read Before the Buffalo Historical Society, February 4, 1879
by WILLIAM HODGE
Pub. Bigelow Brothers, Buffalo, N.Y.; 1879

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                            OTHER CEMETERIES
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        It was my original intention to include in this account only the
     burial places which belong to the early history of our city; having
     especially in mind the spots where our dead soldiers have been
     interred. I might therefore here conclude this paper. But I have
     decided to make it answer more perfectly to its title, by adding such
     information as I could gather concerning all the burial places
     hitherto and now existing here, and in the immediate neighborhood,
     even though I might be able to give little if anything more, in some
     instances, then the name.
        For the information thus embodied, I am in a large measure indebted
     to our fellow citizen, Mr. NICHOLAS OTTENOT, the extremely painstaking
     and accurate Secretary of the German and French Catholic Cemetery at
     Pine Hill, and to the careful inquiries of Rev. ALBERT BIGELOW.

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