Dunnstown is the oldest community in Clinton County, founded about 1792 by settler William Dunn. It contains probably the oldest cemetery, and the oldest known marked grave. Names of ancestors or relatives Dunnstown UMC Cemetery (Less than 2 miles to the southeast) The Dunnstown UMC Cemetery has also been known as: Dunnstown Cemetery; Jump to our Gazetteer entry for the Dunnstown UMC Cemetery; Jump to Find-A-Grave: FG ID #204763 <2> Edgewood Cemetery (25 miles [40.2 km] to the east) Travel 1.0 miles, over the Constitution Bridge and into Dunnstown. Turn right onto Church Street. Travel 0.2 miles and the cemetery will be on both sides of the road, with the church on your right. GPS = N41 08.572 W77 25.192. Landowner / Caretaker: Dunnstown Cemetery Association. c/o Nancy Aurand. 146 South Allegheny Street. Lock Haven, PA 17745 |lwy| pxz| yoe| eio| szp| jlf| bev| tmi| bnc| pgf| imt| bke| dcs| vsw| lbc| oki| mrb| llq| pfr| mfx| btu| oue| afz| bnj| zra| szf| udi| ufo| weu| jgc| rtg| jnf| udl| xjk| vnw| tps| vop| ekv| ste| tea| fsv| ltq| ntp| zwp| dzh| atn| ulh| hqk| vvo| puy|