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Chubb Hollow Road Cemeteries: Notes

The Baker Road is named for the Gilbert Baker family who lived at the intersection with the Chubb Hollow Road. A Free Will Baptist Church was on the northwest corner for several decades in the middle of the nineteenth century, and a schoolhouse stood across the road, a building that still stands, now used as a private home. In the north side yard of this home is a tiny cemetery containing the graves of some members of the Goundry family and of the Comer family, who were inlaws of Gilbert Baker. The plot is kept mowed, and is accessible from the road. It is sometimes called the Baker Cemetery, or the Comer-Baker Cemetery. Further south, nearly at the Barrington town line, is the Brown Cemetery, a neighborhood burial ground containing the graves of several Milo and Barrington families who had farms nearby. It is sometimes called the Goundry Cemetery because it was on one of the Goundry farms and some of that family are buried here.

Comer Cemetery: Burials
Baker Mary	1821 Jun 28	D ae 5/8/28; daughter of Gilbert & Margaret [Comer] Baker
Comer Elizabeth [Knickerbocker]	1852 Feb 21	D ae 85; wife of John Comer
Comer John	1824 Aug 5	D ae 58; born 1765; Revolutionary War: pvt., Berkshire Co., Pa., Militia
Goundry Elizabeth [Heslop]	[1830 Jul 25]	D ae 77; wife of George Goundry [broken stone]
Goundry George	1838 Jun 17	B1753 Jul 21, Wycliff, Yorkshire, England

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