Residents Buried Elsewhere


Residents Buried Elsewhere  1948 List

Belmont, NH Cemeteries & History Records


Until 1859, what is now the Town of Belmont, was part of the Town of Gilmanton. Some records of Gilmanton that pre-date 1859 are still held at the Belmont Municipal Offices

Visit BelmontNH.net for Belmont Records
Cemeteries
As located by Marion McIntyre
Adams Hackett Page
Bartlett Hadley Perkins
Dow Highland Prescott
Farrar Jackson Randlett
Folsom Jamestown South Road
French/Hunt/Judkins Lamprey Wolcott
Gile Leavitt Woodman
    Young

Gilford, NH Cemeteries


Directory of Gilford Cemeteries - Burials Thru 1949 and Lot Locations and Burials Added 1950 to October 1, 1978
  List of Gilford Cemeteries
  Alphabetical Listing of Burials up to and including year 1949
  Alphabetical Listing of Burials from 1950 to Oct. 1, 1978
Cemeteries
Ames Governors Island Martin
Bean Grant McCoy
Buzzell Hoyt Pine Grove
Carr James Robinson
Collins Lamprey Weeks
Cotton Hill Liberty Hill Wilkinson

Other Sites:
Additional gravestones found in cellar of house on Watson Road, 1989
Marion McIntyre's located burials

Laconia


Union Cemetery
Burials as of 1/21/2010

State School
The Laconia State School was founded in 1901 to care for people referred to in those days as “feeble-minded” as well as other dependent people including the poor, the elderly and the young. 

The Chemung Cemetery was created in 1941. It is unknown where residents of the State School who died prior to 1941 were interred, except it is known they were buried in unmarked graves at unknown locations on the State School grounds.  

Residents of the State School came from Laconia and surrounding communities, including Gilmanton. In some cases, residents from other communities who died at the State School may have been interred in their home community. There are references in early Town Reports of payments made to the “County Farm” for the poor of Gilmanton housed at the Laconia State School.

Laconia State School Cemetery   FindAGrave-Primrose (County) Cemetery

 
In 2011, NH Outlook aired a special related to the Gordon Dubois production, Lost in Laconia. Also see Town Poor Farms.
 

Other Cemeteries

Marion Mcintyre's located burials
Alton Inventory Cards  
Alton Cemeteries-1978  Albert G. Barnes
Barnstead Chester, NH Cemetery Inscriptions  John Carroll Chase 1869
Clarkstown Colonial Gravestone Inscriptions Goss 1942 Loudon Ridge
 
Early Gilmanton & Regional Cemeteries  NH State History