Resources for locating and researching Addison County cemeteries and burials.

Books
1. Weybridge and Middlebury; by Patricia Nelson; 1976; Addison County Vocational Center; 19 pages.

2. Cemetery Records of Middlebury, Vermont; J. Smith; 1970 by the author; 60 pages.

3. Burial Grounds of Vermont; Arthur and Frances Hyde; 1991; Vermont Old Cemetery Association; 485 pages

Follow up:

Thihs book is a statewide survey of all cemeteries and burial grounds, with related information and maps of each town, showing the name, location, period of use and approximate number of burials.

4. DAR Cemetery Inventories at the Vermont Historical Society (more information to follow)

5. Cemetery Records of Addison County, Vol. III, New Haven-Waltham; Harold Farnsworth; 1970; copied by VOCA 1994

6. Foote Street Cemetery, Middlebury, Vermont; Lillian Bingham; copied by VOCA 1994
Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven, Vermont; Harold Farnsworth; 1970

7. Shoreham, Vermont Cemeteries; VOCA; 1994

8. Panton Gravestones; Burton Kent; 1923; copied by VOCA ; 1994

9. Irish Famine Immigrants in the State of Vermont. Gravestone Inscriptions: Gravestone Inscriptions | Compiled by Ronald Chase Murphy and Janice Church Murphy Ronald Chase Murphy and Janice Church Murphy; a collection in excess of 15,000 gravestone transcriptions to preserve and record the gravestone inscriptions found upon the tombstones of Potato Famine era (1846-1851) Irish immigrants buried throughout the state of Vermont.

10. Index to known cemetery listings in Vermont compiled by Joann Nichols and published in 1995 by the Vermont Historical Society is a goldmine. It lists by county by town a most complete index of recorded cemetery inscription listings. From microfilm to genealogy quarterlies to books, it tells you where to find those so precious records.

11. Be ye also ready: A guide to the historic cemeteries of Bridport, Cornwall, Weybridge and Middlebury

Microfilm

1. Cemeteries of Addison County; LDS FHC Film number 1035931

Websites

1. If you're looking for your Vermont ancestor's burial place...you might want to try Cemetery Records On-Line. Their Vermont index page is small still...but I'm sure they'll continue to add information.