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Hillcrest Cemetery, Hamburg, New York

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  • Edward G. Tice (1904 - 1980)
    Went by Edward and Edwin Son of Burt Jay Tice and Carrie L. Trautman Married Georgina Anona Turkey, 1947 Their children: Edward Ernest Tice and Deforest Remington Tice, Sr. Married 2nd: Mary K....
  • Georgiana Anona Tice (1906 - 1951)
    Italian Went by Anona and is buried under the name Anona Tice Married Edward Tice on June 24, 1947 at Emergency Hospital Sisters of Mercy, Buffalo, Erie, New York Their children: Edward Ernest ...
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    Italian Son of Deforest Harrison Turkey and Georgiana Marchi Turkey Thomas Changed his name to Ernest D. Markey in the 1940s Married 1st: Evelyn Snyder Married 2nd: Martha Peters Served in ...
  • Anne Wihelmina O'Neill (1871 - 1923)
  • Martin M. O'Neill (1870 - 1933)
    (www.findagrave.com/memorial/192213463/martin-m.-o'neil : accessed 03 June 2021), memorial page for Martin M. O'Neil (1870–1933), Find a Grave Memorial ID 192213463, citing Hillcrest Cemetery and Mauso...

Hillcrest Cemetery was originally named Abbott’s Corners Cemetery Association and was incorporated on March 23, 1872. From 1812 to 1850, Abbott’s Corners became the main crossroads of the township including the greater Hamburg/Orchard Park area. With the building of a church, tavern, hotel, tannery, and store, it attracted many prominent citizens. Dr. Warriner was the first doctor in Hamburg and Charles B. Hyde the first lawyer.

Abbott Road provided a direct route to Buffalo, allowing farmers easier access to the city. The Post Office at Abbott’s Corners served as the single postal location for Hamburg, Frontier, Orchard Park, and Lakeshore. The first library in the area was also established in Abbott’s Corners. These facts indicate how Abbott’s Corners was the population and commercial center of the entire town until about 1850.

In 1828, Seth Abbott donated one acre of land for the building of the Presbyterian Church, which was located on the current property of Hillcrest.

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This cemetery is located on 5223 Abbott Road, Hamburg, Erie County, New York.

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