The Old Drummond Family Graveyard, West of Deal (Monmouth County, NJ) 
(From The Book of the Dead of Monmouth)

Drummond	John, b. Dec 3, 1775; d. Mar. 28, 1824 in his 49th year
Drummond	Hannah, widow of John, b. Jan. 1, 1786; d. Mar. 21, 1827, in her 42nd year.
Drummond	Peter, son of John and Hannah, b. Apr. 16, 1809; d. Mar. 17, 1880
Drummond	Cavine, son of J. and H., b. Mar. 22, 1822; d. Oct 12, 1849, in his 28th year
Drummond	Thomas Jefferson, son of J. and H. b. Oct. 25, 1813; d. in his 2nd year
Hunt	Caty, wife of George, and dau. of Gavin and Abigail Drummond, d. Dec 8, 1794, aged 
	26y 2m 27d

On a shaft are the following:

Drummond	John, 1775-1824
Drummond	Hannah, 1786-1827
Drummond	Peter, 1809-1880
Drummond	Cavine 1812-1848  (These dates are not correct.  See dates from his headstone given 
	above)
Drummond	Thomas Jefferson, 1813-  .
Drummond	Saydia, 1807-1876
Drummond	Rachel, 1803-1880 (She married Edmund West, and is interred with him in the yard of 
	Christ Church, Shrewsbury.)
Drummond	Abigail, 1811-1889 (She married Charles F. T. Braeutigam, and is interred with him in 
	Christ Churchyard.)
Drummond	Elizabeth, 1815-1857.  (This death date is not correct.  She married Henry Schroeder, and 
	died June 2, 1853, aged 38 years.  See Christ Church records.)
Drummond	Ann, 1823-1870
Kimm	Bathsheba, d. Apr. 2, 1894.   (This date is also incorrect.  Bathsheba Drummond married 
	John G. Kimm.  She died Apr. 3, 1894, aged 89 years.  Interred in the yard of Christ 
	Church beside her husband.)

Added information from ChrisTina and Thomas jersey@jerseyside.com 02/02/2001

"The Drummond Cemetery"

Buried in this graveyard are the descendants of Gavin Drummond
who settled this area in 1687. Burials date from 1794 through 1894"

The cemetery is on Wickapecko Drive in Ocean Township.  At this time [year 2001] 
the graveyard shows 5 standing headstones, with 5 matching 
footstones, one brass marker (flat against the ground) and one large 
spire. Much of the information from Monmouth Book of the Dead is correct, 
but it seems they made some changes and chose to edit the information, as 
well.  The stone for CATY HUNT actually reads "consort of George Hunt"  It 
does not refer to her as his wife.

The new marker on the ground reads:

      Braeutigam
1898 Henry Drummond 1990
1903 wife Mary 1997

I don't know if Mary and Henry are actually buried there, or if they just 
wanted to be included in the family grounds.



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