The following people were buried at the Quaker meeting house graveyard on King Street and were reinterred at this site in 1974.

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John Allen - 1720
Bena Austin - 1735
John Cooper - 1715
Mary Fisher Bayly Crosse - 1699
John Denton - 1721
Capt. James Doughty - 1749
John Essex - 1736
Viz Dan Fleming - 1730 and Sarah Fleming -1730
??Children of Thomas and Sarah Fleming
Edward Halliday - 1715
William Howell - 1838
Benjamin Ireland - 1821
John Jackson - 1718
William Johnson- 1768, Schoolmaster
Thomas Kemerly - 1736
???"Publick friend for many years"
Isealbel Kimberly - 1740
??"Eaged [sic] 73 years"
Daniel and Sarah Latham and their children:
???Daniel, Richard, John, Ann, Abigail, Rebecca,
???Caroline, and Grace Forbes
George Head Late

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Joshua Lanekaster - 1735
George Meers -1717
Asa Pancoast - 1769
Sarah Parsons - 1734
Samuel Platt - 1825
Elizabeth Roberts - 1721
James Ruckliff - 1838
Thomas Shoemaker
Anna Shute - 1749, Wife of Jos. Shute
???"Eaged 40 years and 6 months"
Mary Shute - 1742, Daughter of Jos.and Anna Shute
Thomas Shute - 1735, Son of Jos.and Anna Shute
Thomas Shute - 1730, 2nd son of Jos.and Anna Shute
Thomas Shute - 1741, 3rd son of Jos.and Anna Shute
Seven children of Thomas and Isabella Sikes
Mary Smith - 1740
Mary Thomas - 1838
Charles West - 1837
Susanah Bayly Rawlins Wigington - 1733
John Robt. Wilson - 1824
B. Wister

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