Schoharie County NYGenWeb Site
Schoharie County NYGenWeb Site
Catalogued and submitted by Elsie Saar
With additional submissions by James Jimenez
latitude 42° 41' 9" N; longitude 74° 29' 20" W
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Listings on this page are not necessarily complete and may not represent all of the stones in this cemetery. Please send additional submissions and corrections to Doug Boyer
Mr. William McGovern, Secretary/Treasurer of Cobleskill Rural
Cemetery, giving a demonstration on how to dowse for graves. Photo by Elsie Saar
Driving Directions: From I-88 take Rt. 7 into Cobleskill. At the light on Main Street, make a right. Go through a second stoplight and continue on up the hill. You are on North Grand Street. At the top of the hill is a right hand turn (Quarry Street). Take that street and continue around a couple of bends in the road, up a hill and immediately take a left into the cemetery. Alice Puffer
note: Camera icon ( 
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BORST Lieut. Peter E. 1837 1914
Notes
Christian S. Bouck, Died March 11 1910, 89 years-2 mo.-3 days interred department "k" lot #756 on the southern half. Christian is my gr-gr grandfather lived in Cobleskill and was a wagon maker. James Jimenez
I met with William McGovern of The Cobleskill Rural last May because the Bouck plots had no stones on them and he was very helpful in Finding Christian Bouck's grave and now his wife's and daughter's and her husband, so here they are. Catherine King Bouck sec. K lot 755 David Drummon sec. K lot 754 and his wife Kate Bouck Drummon. The only grave with a stone is Kate's. I found Mr McGovern a man of a lot of concern for the job he does on the cemetery. James Jimenez
Certificate of interment for my great
grandmother, Lillian Loraine Rifenburgh-Morey.
Certificate of interment for Jason
Walter Morey.
G. Todd Schulz
Nicholas Warner and Maria Shaeffer Warner
Hello - I am writing to let you know that I found the gravestone of one
Schoharie County's noted historic figures from the revolutionary war period -
Nicholas Warner (10/13/1746 to 7/27/1838). Nicholas is the son
of George Warner, Sr., (10/13/1746 - 7/27/1838) who is also
noted in Schoharie County history and whose gravestone and cemetery in
Warnerville was restored in 2010 by the Boy Scouts troop 56 of NY.
Nicholas Warner is commemorated with the battle of Cobleskill
on the state history marker on Highway 7 in Warnerville of which I've attached a
picture. His involvement is documented in the "Schoharie County NY Revolutionary
War Soldiers" and "History of Schoharie County".
Nicholas Warner
is my 5th great grandfather. We visited Schoharie county on November 6-7, 2013
to research our Warner ancestry. Attached is a
short story of our visit
including finding Nicholas Warner's gravestone.
Tony Branfort
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