Village Cemetery in Whiting, Vermont

Join me as I walk part of the Village Cemetery behind the Whiting Community Church in Whiting, Vermont. I saw Revolutionary soldiers buried there. Plus, there is one of the largest tree stumps I’ve ever seen between the headstones! (It’s that brown mass between the headstones on the right in the photo below.)

If there are darker scenes, it is because the sun was setting and it wanted to rain again. So many unreadable headstones where I strolled. This cemetery is still worth a visit, though.

Below is a list of American Civil War soldiers who are buried there.

“Brown, David Justus (1835-1912), 1st VT INF, 14th VT INF — Whiting Village Cemetery

Bryant, George D. (1820-1894), 1st VT CAV, 5th VT INF — Whiting Village Cemetery

Labounty, George W. (1840-1921), 11th VT INF — Whiting Village Cemetery

Lackey, Edgar (1820-1893), 11th VT INF — Whiting Village Cemetery

Needham, Linus (1839-1862), 1st VT INF — Whiting Village Cemetery

Parker, James E. (1826-1892), 2nd USSS — Whiting Village Cemetery

Sweet, Allen (1814-1862), 11th VT INF — Whiting Village Cemetery”-https://www.vermontcivilwar.org/research/vtplace-vttowncem.php?input=Whiting&state=VT

The Village Cemetery is behind the Whiting Community Church in Whiting, Vermont. Look at that HUGE tree stump between the headstones!!

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