EDEN CEMETERY,
CRESCENT CITY
Eden Cemetery is
composed of two parcels, EDEN
CEMETERY, Parcel #19-12-28-3350-0460-0000.
Part of Grove Lot 46, Deed Book 61, Page 578 lying between Oakwood Street and Walnut Street, 800
feet north of Grove Avenue.
“Map on File” CRESCENT
CITY QUAD. N
29o 28 764 W 81o 30.835 and HUNTERS ADD TO EDEN CEMETERY,
Crescent City. Parcel #19-12-28-3350-0440-0000,
Part of Grove Lot 44 lying south of EDEN
CEMETERY between Oakwood
and Walnut Streets, north of Grove
Avenue. CRESCENT CITY QUAD.
N 29o 26.685 W 81o 30.855.
“Maintained”.
Everyone needs to
understand that there are two separate, and distinct
cemeteries here. It looks like one very large, all encompassing
cemetery. Eden Cemetery surrounds St. John
the Baptist Catholic Cemetery ,on the southerly and westerly sides. The Catholic
Church has a practice of purchasing land adjacent to municipal cemeteries for
their own interments. There are no well-defined barriers between the two
other than a row of bushes planted on part of the southern boundary of St. John the
Baptist. If you do not find your loved-one’s name in this listing for Eden, check St. John the
Baptist.
This listing is composed,
for the most part, from one created by Crescent City Historian, Mrs. Margery
Neal Nelson. Not only did she survey the cemetery, she “diagrammed” it with lots, plots, blocks and
notes of family relationships and other information where known. The
original is written in cursive longhand and in different colors of pens and
pencils—which photocopy with varying, usually less than satisfactory,
results. These factors have proven extremely challenging to the
volunteers attempting to organize the list into a computer-friendly
format. That is why it has taken
so long to get any part of it published online.
Updates have been culled from the obituaries published in the Palatka
Daily News and the Crescent City Courier-Journal, as
well as a list created by Mack Wills in 2008. Also, I have started
photographing the markers and will use that as a means of updating this
cemetery.
Thank you for your
understanding. Mary E. Murphy-Hoffmann
Feel free to email questions or
corrections.
EMAIL
Last updated: 5/1/2012
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