HOWLAND HILL CEMETERY, CENTER LISLE, BROOME COUNTY, NEW YORK

Copyright (c) 1999 by Margaret Wilson (TrayCeeM@aol.com).

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Unfortunately, the cemetery, like all old cemeteries, has broken stones.
Someone decided to clean the cemetery by throwing all the broken pieces in a
pile.

The following markers still exist, as far as I know:

1.   Howland, Adeline   d/o Isaac and Amanda Howland      died 4/10/1830 ae.   2y     1m 8d
2.   Mogilboxy, Archibald   s/o Archibald Mogilboxy   died 2/26/1831  ae.  22y
3.   Gibson, Laura H.   w/o Wm H. Gibson    died 10/18/1864 ae 46y 4m 7d
4.   Gibson, Janette        d/o of Wm. Gibson   died 2/10/1876  ae 6y 11m 7d
5.   Gibson, Oscar H.   s/o Wm. Gibson  died 12/1863  ae 22y
6.   Gibson, Burdett        s/o of Wm. and L Gibson  died 6/12/1851  ae 5y 6m 1d
7.   Monfore, Alice     d/o Peter & Diana Monfore  died 3/11/1854
8.   Howland monument  ???  1830-1928
9.  Clarke, Lydia       w/o Abram Clarke    died 6/29/1872  ae 4y 7m 5d  g.mother of Homer Glezen, Jr.
10.  Revolutionary Soldier,  name and any info. completely gone;  only thing
			on the stone is  the following:  DJ 10W9   Stone is in the back of the
			cemetery.  Flag on Memorial Day is always placed in the front of cemetery.
11.  marker:  "B.M."
12.  marker:  "A.A.M."
13.  marker:  "D.J."  1928
14.  marker:  "J E G"


Submitted by Margaret Wilson