Showing posts with label Beverly National Cemetery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beverly National Cemetery. Show all posts

Saturday, June 21, 2008

Beverly National Cemetery, Burlington County, New Jersey


Henry Daniel O'Rourke
New Jersey
Major, US Army
World War I

July 15, 1878
November 30, 1958






Isabella
Oct. 31, 1887
Nov. 25, 1976
Wife of
Maj H. D. O'Rourke
USA

[Isabella was the daughter of David Marshall and Jane McGillivray, and sister of Jennie Marshall Letton]


These photos were taken for me by Find A Grave volunteer Arline aka Historical Passion.

Monday, August 27, 2007

Map of Beverly National Cemetery, New Jersey

In September of 2001 I contacted the cemetery office by phone with the names I was interested in. They were very polite and helpful and faxed to me a map similar to this one with the grave sites marked on it.

The Section and Grave Number are engraved on the back of the stones.

Sunday, August 5, 2007

More From Beverly National Cemetery


This is an overview of cemetery layout showing husband and wife stones side-by-side.





These two pictures are relatives on my father's side of the family - my aunt Erma (Dougan) and her husband.

Erma D
May 21 1901
Aug 10, 1996
Wife of
SGT James M. Letton
USA
(Sec. J, Lot 1730)



James M. Letton
Pennsylvania
SGT MTC
World War I
October 18 1899
April 28 1957

(Sec J, Lot 1731)

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This stone is for a relative on my husband's side of the family. (No relation to my Smiths)

James Andrew Smith
New Jersey
S1 USCGR
World War II
April 5 1915
June 27 1957

(Sec. L, Lot 2932)

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Beverly National Cemetery, Beverly, New Jersey

The Beverly National Cemetery is a military cemetery located in Burlington County, New Jersey. Non-military spouses can often be found buried next to their military spouse. If you write to the cemetery office they will send you a map with the area(s) marked for the person(s) you are looking for.

As you can see from the photos, it is a beautiful cemetery with an Avenue of Flags Honoring Deceased Veterans and a lovely sitting area with 2 benches.

The Section and Grave numbers are on the back of the stones, which makes it fairly easy to locate the one you are looking for.



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My Woodside grandparents are buried here, side by side:

John T. Woodside
Pennsylvania
SGT 3 INF
June 15 1877
May 14 1948

(John Thomas Woodside is the son of William Steward Woodside and Rose Ann Lyons Smith, of Perry County, Illinois.)


Ida May
July 5 1883
February 15 1959
Wife of
Sgt J T Woodside
USA