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BRADFORD, VERMONT

CEMETERIES

Bradford has four town cemeteries, one Association owned cemetery, one private family cemetery, and a few family burial plots.

They are:

• Upper Plain Cemetery
  • Town owned
  • Located on U. S. Route 5 approximately 1 mile north of the village
  • Still being used
  • Burials back to the late 1700s
• West Bradford Cemetery
  • Town owned
  • Located on Hackett Hill Rd. a short distance off South Rd.
  • Seldom used
  • Burials back to early 1800s
• Wright's Mountain Cemetery
  • Town owned
  • Located on Wright's Mountain Road
  • No recent burials
  • Burials from early 1800s to early 2900s
• One small town cemetery located off Goshen Rd., which is no longer used. The stones and remains were moved to the Upper Plain Cemetery in the mid 1900s
• Sawyer Cemetery
  • Owned by the Sawyer Association
  • Located across the road from the Upper Plain cemetery
  • First burials in the late 1930s
• Stockman Family Cemetery
  • Private cemetery
  • Located on Tarbox Rd.
  • First used in 1970s

   

All burials were transcribed from the burial stones in 1997 and compared with a listing done in 1977. Copies are available to read in the Town Office, Bradford Library, Bradford Historical Society, and the Vermont Historical Society Library.