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Veterans of the  War of
1812  Buried at Hillside
Cemetery
Civil War Veterans
Buried at Hillside Cemetery
Revolutionary War Veterans
Buried at Hillside Cemetery
Armstrong, John
Beckford, John
Bradford, A.R.
Brooks, Anthony
Buck, John
Caplin, James
Capen, Alexander
Card, George
Chapman, Deward
Folsom, Joseph
Harrington, Simon
Hawkes, Micajah C.
Hobbs, George
Keyes, Jonas T.
Kilby, Daniel
Peavey, John N.
Prince, Benjamin D.
Raymond, Thomas
Shead, Oliver
St.John, Walter
Swett, John
Andrews, George P.
Balkam, W. H.
Bassett, Charles
Beale, Frank
Bibber, Charles
Best, W.J.
Black, Thomas
Black, William
Bowman, Edward R.
Bradish, Walter F.
Bridges, Josiah
Brown, Philip
Brown, William
Call, Charles
Call Frederick
Capen, George W.
Carpenter, Charles W.
Chadbourne,Benjamin L.
Christopher,  George W.
Coffin, Albert P.
Coffin, Daniel P.
Coffin, Josiah N.
Collins, John
Cony, John
Corbett, William C.
Crosby, John K.
Cross, Edward
Dean, Ezra
Deering, Daniel P.
Demott, Joseph H.
Dines, Charles
Doyle, Peter
Dyer, George B.
Dyer, Jonah F.
Dyer, William S.
Eldridge, Charles
Eldridge, James
Favor, Charles C.
Forrest, David
Frost, Simon
Gilliagan, Edward J.
Gilmore, Joseph
Grass, Horace W.
Gray, John A.
Green, George M.
Hammond, Charles
Hanniman, Emile
Harrington, Andrew
Hayman, Andrew S.
Hickey, James
Higgins, George E.
Hilyard, Charles
Hinkley, Jacob S.
Hogan, Morgan
Hunter, George
Hutchinson, James
Kirnan, William H.
Knox, Daniel E.
Knox, Edward B.
Langthorn, Amos R.
Laskey, John
Lewis, James B.
Lincoln, G.
Lowe, John A.
Maquire, John
Martin, William H.
Matthews, Andrew
Matthews, Robert
Matthews, Samuel D.
McCorrison, C.S.
Mitchell, Matthew
Moholland, Joseph
Mooney, James
Morang, Joseph
Mullineaux, Robert H.
Murphy, Benjamin
Murphy, Harrison L.
Murphy, Thomas
Nickerson, Cornelius
Norwood, Nathaniel
Noyes, George F.
Paine, Frederick
Parker, Robert F. Priv.
Parker, Robert F. Corp.
Parker, George
Patterson, Norman
Patterson, John S.
Patterson, George H.
Patterson, William H.
Potter, George P.
Potter, Andrew J.
Prince, Henry (Brig. General)
Quinn, G.W.
Richardson, Wentworth
Ricker, Benjamin B.
Ridenour, Solomon
Robinson, William
Rogers, Henry
Roop, James E.
Shackford, Silas T.
Shead, Oliver F.
Short, Edward J.
Smith, Hiram
Smith, James
Swett, Hiram F. 2nd Lt.
Swett, Gilman A.
Swett, Hiram F. Priv.
Swett, Nathaniel
Thompson, Robert  Priv.
Thompson, Robert Priv
Thompson, Matthew
Tucker, Frederick
Wadsworth, Henry H.
Waid, John B.
Ward, John T.
Whelpley, Joseph
Winchester, George L.
Winchester, James E.
Wood, James C.
Woodward, George W.
Granger, Daniel
Leavitt, Jonathan
Newcomb, John
Norwood, Moses
Shackford, John

Col. John Allan with monument is
located on Treat's Island also known
as (Allan's Island)
We are in the process of putting all Eastport death records  online which can be accessed by clicking on the "Hillside" or "Bayside"
Cemetery pictures below.  We have added hundreds of records and new ones are being added daily so check back often.
Cemeteries
Hillside East cemetery, located
in the northern section of High
Street, holds a lot of Eastport's
heritage, from sailors and their
families to British and American
soldiers and sailors,
businessmen, common men and
women. Reading the headstones
and enjoying the view can be very
interesting and relaxing.  The oldest
gravestone dates from 1800 and is
believed to have been transplanted
from Robbinston. The cemetery
has been expanded several times
and was once a park.  There are
three tombs above the ground and
used throughout most of the 19th
century.

Hillside West is across the
street.  There are some sites left to
purchase as a final resting place.
The view from the "mountain"
behind the cemetery is breathtaking.
Bayside cemetery is located
on Cemetery Road off Clark
Street.  It is the more modern of
the three and the view from there
is also magnificent.  All records
of the cemeteries are kept at the
City Room at 78 High Street and
at the cemetery supervisor's
office located the the top of
Hillside East on upper High
Street.
Click on the cemetery photograph above to
"find a grave"