The State Street Cemetery (Also Known As: Cold Spring Cemetery) - Auburn, NY

Re-Inventory of The State Street Cemetery (Also Known As: Cold Spring Cemetery), Auburn, New York, dated May 1984 - "F"
NOTE: THIS IS A PARTIAL INVENTORY OF BURIALS -BASED ON HEADSTONE TRANSCRIPTIONS
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	Surname	First		Born	Death	Age	Location	Remarks
	Fadigan	Peter	s/o Peter & Ann		5-15-1852	6y	SE	Broken, Partly In Ground
	Fanaly	Patrick (Headstone Photo)			8-27-1879	30y		Co. E, 36th NY Vol. Inft.
*	Fanning	Catherine (Headstone Photo)	w/o Michael		1-23-1867	37y	SE
*		Isabella			8-28-1875	18y
*		Elizabeth			1-03-1865	4y
		Stone Adjacent:
*	Fanning	William			3-10-1865	83y	SE
*		John			4-27-1864	30y
*		Patrick			3-30-1864	10y8m10d
**	Farrel	Laughlin		5-24-1798			NE	See Map
		Co. I 9th NY Art.	Native of Co. Wicklow, Ireland
**		Elizabeth			10-24-1877	75y
		Native of Co. Carlow, Ireland
**	Finigan	Mary Ann (See Headstone Photo)	Daug. of Thomas & Catherine Holihan		12-15-1867	24y	SE	On Ground
**	Finn	John			12-23-1891	55y	SE	On Ground
		Battery I, 3rd NY Art.
**	Finn	Thomas			2-02-1878	68y	SE	On Ground
		Native of Co. Carlow, Ireland						Large Monument
								See Map
		Also Stone Adjacent:
	Finn	Ellen			9-17-1850	75y
		Native of Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland
*	Fitzgerald	Margaret	w/o Lawrence		8-11-1861	20y	NE
*		John	s/o Lawrence & Margaret		8-26-1861	16d
	Fitzgerald	Michael			5-31-1874	62y	SE
		Mary	wife of Michael		4-15-1868	52y
		Natives of Castlegregory, Co. Kerry, Irelanda
*	Fitzgerald	William	s/o Thomas & Julia		3-25-1862	1y3m	SE
	Fitzgerald	?			No Further Information;		SE	Badly Weathered
					small stone w/surname on top.
**	Fitzpatrick,	Anne Forrestall	Wife of Thomas		11-02-1869	40y	SW	Large Monument
		Native of Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland						See Map
*	Fitzpatrick,	Nessy	d/o Thomas & Anne		12-05-1863	5m5d
	Flanagan	Bridget			5-07-1870	34y	NW	On Ground
		Daug. of James & Catherine						Broken
*	Flanagan	John			6-19-1867	21y		Not Found
	Flannery	Ann	These are all children of Jeremiah  Flannery		8-14-1876	43y	NW	On Ground
		John			4-01-1878	15y
		Edward			8-16-1878	23y8m	(Remains in Wisc.)
*	Flannery	Margaret Kennedy			5-18-1873	65y	NE
		Wife of Edward
**	Flatray	Charles			11-04-1872	19y in Buffalo NW		On Ground
*		John			8-14-1874	45y
		Note: Up-date sheet notes Large Monument, but lists surname as "Flatry" Does not say to change spelling of surname.
**	Flynn	Francis (Headstone Photo)			5-12-1871	58y7m0d	SE
		Native of Co. Leitrim, Ireland
*		Bridget			10-09-1872	46y
*		Patrick			4-23-1858	9y1m7d
*		Mary		9-14-1858	10-29-1858
	Flynn	Mary (Headstone Photo)			3-09-1863	30y	SE	On Ground
		Born Cool, Parish of Glan(mire), Co. Cork, Ireland			Erected by her father, Timothy Flynn			See Map
*	Flynn	Michael	s/o John & Margaret		2-01-1878	27y	NW	Large Monument
								See Map
**		John			6-17-1879
		Native of Fermagh, Co. Leitrim, Ireland
**		Margaret	w/o John		12-24-1878
*	Flynn	Michael (Headstone Photo)			10-30-1873 (See note at the bottom of this website page)	35y	SE
		Marine Service
*	Foley	Dennis			2-20-1857	44y	NE	See Map
		Native of Moravia - Killed on the canal at Centerport
	Forrestall - See Fitzpatrick

NUMBER REFERENCES:

The following numbers refer to the numbers appearing next to the quadrant 
notation after each family name in the listing and give further data as to
the location of the headstone.

1 	Next to Carberry Monument SW
2 	Near Denis Foley Headstone NE
3 	Next to O'Neille, ----ne, Headstone. Also of Tullow. Relation? NE
4 	Next to Mary Burns Headstone SE
5 	(----------)
6 	Near Gavigan Monument NE
7 	Just south of Gavigan Monument NE
8 	Near Mary Walsh Monument NW/NE
9 	Near Gavigan Monument NE
10 	Near north border of Cemetery N
11 	Near south border of Cemetery SW
11.1 	Next to O'Neil, Ellen Headstone SE
12 	Just east of Gavigan Monument NE
13 	Near Galvin Monument NW
14 	Near north border of Cemetery NW
15 	Just west of Ging Monument NW
16 	Just west of Galvin Monument NW
17 	Just north of Egan Monument NW
18 	Near O'Connor/Mally Monument SW
19 	Just east of McGuire Monument NW
20 	Near Brady/Manning Monument NE
21 	Near Corrigan Monument SE
22 	On line between SE & SW Quads.
23 	Near O'Sullivan, James Monument SW
24 	Near McMannus Group of Headstones NE
25 	Near Finn, Thomas Monument SE
26 	Near Dunn, Felix Monument SE
27 	Near south border of Cemetery SE
27.1 	Next to O'Sullivan, John
27.2 	Near Lyons Monument NE
28 	Near Quirk Monument NW
29 	Near Burns? Byrne Headstone SE
30 	Just east of Mahoney, John Monument SW
31 	Near east line of Cemetery NE
32 	Near Dunn, Felix Monument SE
33 	On line between Gough & Thomas Dunn Monument NW
34 	Approximate middle of SE Quad. SE

Below Are E-mail Messages Or Notes Concerning Burial Headstone Transcriptions Found On This Website Page

From: TJGenePool [mailto:tjgenepool@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2015 9:41 AM To: cayuga@roadrunner.com Subject: Cold Springs Cemetery - anything new? Hello Bernie, I’ve been accessing the excellent resources at the Cayuga County NY GenWeb site for a long time—researching five generations of my Flynn ancestors that called Auburn NY home; as well as the Fedigans who are still there!  These families intersected at my great grandfather Edward Joseph ‘Eddie’ Flynn, who was the son of Thomas Flynn Jr. and Margaret Fedigan (daughter of Peter & Ann Fedigan).  Thank you and the many contributors for this rich source material. I’ve recently tied one of my Irish-born ancestors to a headstone listed in the Cold Springs (State Street or Old Catholic) Cemetery.  By the way, which of those names is the accepted, official name for the cemetery?    * Flynn Michael     10-30-1874 35y SE       Marine Service Michael Flynn was one of Eddie’s uncles and (I’ve recently learned) had a significant naval adventure in the American Civil War.  So the notation of “Marine Se.” (1964)/”Marine Service” (1984) now makes perfect sense.  I’ve copied a Memorial article below which was published at the time of his death for more background. I’ve reviewed both of the complete inventories on your site, mid-1960s and 1980s versions.  Has there been any further discovery or documentation since 1999/2000 when a rehabilitation effort occurred at this cemetery site evidently?  Is it possible to make a correction to this inventory, as the date listed for my ancestor is off by a year?  I’m also interested in getting a photo of my ancestor’s headstone if possible.  Any guidance you can provide will be appreciated. Sincere thanks, Tim Flynn tjgenepool@comcast.net ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.—The death of Michael Flynn is announced in our obituary notices to-day. The deceased, at the breaking out of the war was in New Orleans, where he was thrown into prison for refusing to join the Confederate army. On his release he came north and entered the navy. He was one of the crew of the Keokuk, which vessel was sunk in Charleston harbor, and was one of the three saved out of a crew of ten, the rest going down with the vessel. He was afterward transferred to the New Hampshire, and drew $500 in prize money for the year. After the war he returned to this city, having made an honorable record, and was made a member of the police force, afterward holding a position on the prison, until the failure of his health. Auburn (NY) Daily Bulletin October 31st, 1873 – Biographical article

Other Links to Cold Springs (State Street) Cemetery:

Cold Springs Cemetery 1964 Inventory by Mabel Crosby and Flora Daniels
Map

Thanks to Linda Jasztal for transcribing the information on this page

Return to the index of the 1984 State Street (Cold Springs) Re-Inventory 
A Partial Listing Of Some Burials In State Street Cemetery That Are Cited In The Records Of St. Joseph's Cemetery
State Street-Cold Spring Cemetery 1964 Inventory by Mabel Crosby and Flora Daniels
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