St. Stephens Cemetery

In 1842, Elsiha Sutton donated a quarter of an acre of his land in Mile Square (the original name of Armonk) for the purpose of building St. Stephens Episcopal Church.  The land to the rear of the church was evidently used as a private burial ground as early as 1825.  For more information on the Church and Cemetery see:  http://www.ststephensarmonk.org 

Veterans

The following is a list of all veterans that were laid to rest at this cemetery. Click on a name for more information.

• Ackerly, George W.
• Ackerman, Sylvester
• Bates, Herbert A
• Boyce, Richard
• Brown, Jr., George
• Brundage, David B
• Buchanan, William James
• Buckley, John
• Clark, Elwood C
• Dahms, John Hugo
• Ferris, Elisha
• Ferris, Harvey
• Freeland, William L
• Glenning, William H
• Holloway, Sr., Douglas Roy
• Johnson, Howard Stanley
• Lewis, William B
• Lindsay, William R
• Lovelett, Chester Arthur
• Lovelett, Henry
• Lovelett, Sr., George Henry
• Mather, William
• McDonald, William Wallace
• Pember, Frederick Ramsdell
• Petre, Joseph Edmond
• Pierson, Frank
• Pinney, Alexander
• Ransom, Albert H
• Raymond, Charles
• Riley, Edward
• See, Eugune Everett
• Settgast, Gilbert Friedrich
• Smith, George J
• Stadelman, Fred Eugene
• Stilson, Alfred M
• Stilson, James Briscoe
• Strang, William
• Thompson, James
• Tucker, John
• Wago, Jr., Joseph Warren