The Episcopal Cemetery Project: The Widow Haines House

Saturday, April 27, 2013

The Widow Haines House

Today a local historian showed me the Widow Haines house on an 1851 map. Then I drove by it. It still exists!

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K HainesAugust 14, 2014 at 10:02 AM
Could you please post a photo of the home if you took one, K Haines descendant of Godfrey Haines
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About the Project

From a foundation of historical research, the Episcopal Cemetery Project has grown into an archaeological excavation, bringing together people of all ages and backgrounds from throughout the local area. The cemetery was the site of two churches: St. George's (1761-1819) and St. Mark's (1850-1916) and was tied to key events in the Revolutionary War, including the Battle of White Plains, the court martial of Major General Charles Lee, and the march of Rochambeau's army. Join us as we investigate the location, construction, and use of the churches and explore how they were connected to the larger historical processes of the 18th and 19th centuries.