Newbury Neck Burying Ground was established in 1742 and is located at the beginning of Newbury Neck Road, off of High Rd / Route 1A. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps.

There are currently 54 entries for this cemetery. Click on the small photo in the popup window to view a larger image.

Check the Newburyport listings at this site also for more Newbury gravestones, since it was part of Newbury until 1764.

Cemetery Status: Good condition. The landscaping could use some work.

Newbury Neck Cemetery   View entire gallery Elisabeth Dole d. 1803 Abigail Hale d. 1763 Capt. Daniel Hale d. 1745 Deacon Daniel Hale d. 1799 Infant Hale d. 1766 Isaac Hale d. 1819 Joshua Hale d. 1742 Judith Hale d. 1775 Kezia Hale d. 1763 Rebecca Poore Jewett d. 1760 Infant Kilborn d. 1782 Abigail Plumer d. 1707 Amos Moody Plumer d. 1822 Anna Plumer d. 1755 David Plumer d. 1847 Hannah Plumer d. 1849 Jane D. Plumer d. 1843 Joanna Plumer d. 1817 John Plumer d. 1765 John Plumer d. 1772 Elder Jonathan Plumer d. 1733 Jonathan Plumer d. 1806 Joseph Brown Plumer d. 1786 Mark Plumer d. 1810 Rebekah Plumer d. 1780 Salina Giles Plumer d. 1829, fell from Parker river bridge, and drowned. Sarah Plumer d. 1841 Abigail Poor d. 1774 Abigail Poor d. 1877 Anne Poor d. 1792 Catherine Low Sutton Poor d. 1882 Edwin Poor d. 1858 Emily Poor d. 1837 Eunice Poor, photo 2 d. 1825 Hannah Poor d. 1840 Hannah Poor d. 1867 Hannah Poor John Poor d. 1764 John Poor d. 1788 Judith Poor d. 1856 Merrill Poor Samuel Poor, photo 2 d. 1849 Samuel Poor d. 1878 Stephen Poor d. 1825 Stephen Poor Capt. Theophilus Poor d. 1827 Jonathan Poore d. 1742 Amos Thurston d. 1776 Benjamin Thurston d. 1807 Daniel Thurston d. 1775 Eunice Thurston d. 1818 Jane Thurston d. 1795 John Thurston d. 1829 John Thurston d. 1751 Sarah Thurston d. 1795 Stephen Thurston d. 1789

More History in Newbury to Visit Coffin House 14 High Road, Route 1A Built 1678 by Tristram Coffin. The house chronicles the evolution of domestic life in rural New England over three centuries. The structure, whitch contains the family's furnishings, began as a simple dwelling built in the post-medieval style. Open: June through October First Saturday of the month, Tours at 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Dole-Little House 289 High Road Built around 1715, with materials salvaged from an earlier structure, the Dole-Little House was constructed for Richard Dole, a cattleman. The house was built on a two-room, central-chimney plan with a small kitchen shed at the rear. Tours by appointment only. Hale-Boynton House Middle St. Private residence. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Historical Society of Old Newbury 98 High Street, Newburyport James Noyes House 7 Parker Rd. Private residence. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Newbury Historic District Also known as The First Parish;Upper Green Irregular pattern along High Rd., Green and Hanover Sts. Private residences. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Spencer-Pierce-Little Farm 5 Little's Lane Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open: June 1 through October 15 Thursday through Sunday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday open for group tours by appointment. Special events throughout the season. See HistoricNewEngland.org for details. Swett-Ilsley House 4 High Road Built c. 1670 by Stephen Swett, the original portion of the house was constructed on a single-room plan with chimney bay and faced south. Open May 21, 12-4pm , and July 29, 1-5pm. Private Heritage Tours available with advanced reservations. If you know of an historic place to visit in Newbury, please submit it to jenn@gravematter.com Find more museums in Massachusetts