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About Vermont Burial Records

Vermont's cemetery records preserve the stories of Yankee farmers, marble quarry workers, and the abolitionist communities that made Vermont one of the first states to ban slavery.

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Notable Vermont Records in Our Database

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Abigail Whitcomb

b. 1812 — d. 1899

📍 Green Mount Cemetery, Montpelier

Vermont abolitionist who hid escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad through Vermont.

Caleb Whitcomb

b. 1808 — d. 1882

📍 Green Mount Cemetery, Montpelier

Vermont marble quarry owner and staunch abolitionist.

Notable Vermont Cemeteries

  • ðŸŠĶGreen Mount Cemetery (Montpelier)

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