Old Burial Ground/Frost Cemetery The Old Burial Ground is located on Main Street across from the Town Hall.   View entire Gallery Capt. Meshach Bell d. 1786 Meshach Bell, 35th Regiment, 1st. Brigage, New Hampshire, War of 1812. Hannah Blunt d. 1803 Rev. John Blunt d. 1748 John Blunt Esq. d. 1798 Joseph Blunt 17?? Abigail Frost d. 1742, beautiful carving of a portrait of the 23 year old Abigail surrounded by detailed cherubs. Abigail Frost d. 1810 Charles Louis Frost d. 1836 George Frost Esq. d. 1808 Harriet Frost d. 1855 Henry A. Frost d. 1857 Hon. John Frost Esq., photo 2, d. 1732, a commander in the British Navy. Joseph Frost Esq., photo 2, d. 1768 Sarah Ann Frost d. 1829 Theodore Frost d. 18?? Thomas Frost d. 18?? William C. Frost d. 1831 William E. Frost d. 1853 Joanna Hollicomb Capt. John Hollicomb Capt. John Martin d. 1851 John F. Martin d. 1847 Deborah Marvin d. 1845 Martha B. Marvin d. 1847 Mary A. Marvin d. 1838 Nathaniel B. Marvin d. 1847 Benjamin Oliver, photo 2, 35th New Hampshire, War of 1812. Dorothy Prescott d. 1766 John Newmarch Prescott d. 1766 Thomas O. Whidden d. 1846 Mehitable White d. 1827 Vennard Cemetery The Vennard Cemetery is located off of Main Street. There are several smaller burial grounds scattered throughout the island. See it's location and get directions at Yahoo Maps. Nancy B. Vennard Merrow d. 1888 Dorothy W. Bell Vennard d. 1855 Capt. George Vennard d. 1836 Sarah S. Vennard d. 1882 William Vennard d. 1867 Amazeen/Tarleton Cemetery The Amazeen/Tarleton Cemetery is located in the woods on Neal Pit Lane or off the Pit Road and Daddy Neal's Lane. The cemetery is not taken care of at all and very little is now legible. A reporter of the conditions said, "I had to move logs, branches etc. in order to even see the stones. Most have sunk deeply into the ground or broken and fallen over". View entire Gallery Abigail J. Amazeen d. 1812 Jane W. Amazeen d. ? Colby, Co. K, 3rd US Artillery, Civil War. Pauline P. Frost d. 1886 Ethan Allen Locke d. 1835 Hall Jackson Locke d. 1836 S. Ramsdell, Co. K, 3rd US Artillery, Civil War. Barney Sweeney d. 1863, 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment New Hampshire, Civil War. Died in Portsmouth Harbor. Jane P. Tarlton d. 1903 Pauline Priest Tarlton d. 1898 Thomas J. Tarlton d. 1868 H. Thompson, Co. K, 3rd US Artillery, Civil War. Elizabeth J. Trefethen d. 1847

Riverside Cemetery Riverside Cemetery is located on Route 1B.   View entire Gallery Henry T. Amazeen d. 1889 Louisa Amazeen d. 1863 Lucy G. Amazeen d. 1867 William J. Amazeen d. 1872 Benjamin J. Batson d. 1883 Martha A. Batson d. 1877 Seddie A. Beale d. 1871 Hannah Curtis Bell d. 1869 Charles Cole d. 1852 Levi W. Cole d. 1869, Lost at sea near the Georges Banks. Charles A. Cheever Durgin d. 1878 John Durgin d. 1899 Louise A. Durgin d. 1902 John Simpson Frost d. 1858 Sally Chesley Emerson Frost d. 1902 Sarah White Frost d. 1849 Thomas Bell Frost d. 1856 Dorothy C. Hamilton d. 1910 John Hamilton d. 1864 Abbie B. Hill d. 1873 Eddie Hill d. 1871 Thomas J. Hill d. 1920 Andrew J. Horning, Spanish American War. Benjamin Kinnear d. 1850 Dorcas Kinnear d. 1872 Fannie A. Lear d. 1900 Keziar Lear d. 1844 Mary Lear d. 1880 Mary J. Lear d. 1895 Nathaniel Lear d. 1824 Nathaniel Lear d. 1868 Martha Martin d. 1864 Mary E. Martin d. 1908 Ralph K. Martin d. 1896 Capt. William W. Martin d. 1880 William W. Martin d. 1882 Sgt. Abraham C. Meloon, NH Heavy Artillery, Civil War. Hector Me?noth, US Marine Corps, Civil War. Capt. John Murray d. 1862, served in the Mexican war in 1847 and received a certificate of merit from President Fillmore, Captain of Co. D. 5th N.H. Volunteers, killed at the battle of Fredricksburg. He was shot through the head while holding the regimental colors and "leading a gallant band of the Defenders of the Country". His last words were "That Flag never was and never shall be disgraced!" Nella Murray d. 1862 Phila Murray d. 1907 Abigail Neal d. 1847 Albert H. Neal d. 1851 Alden E. Neal d. 1856 Dorothy Neal d. 1831 James Neal d. 1832 Abigail Tarlton d. 1868 Capt. John Tarlton d. 1861 Louisa G. Tarlton d. 1831 Oliver H. Tarlton d. 1853 Anna Vennard d. 1865 Capt. Zacheus J. Vennard d. 1857 Adaline B. White d. 1900 Elizabeth White d. 1844 Elizabeth J. White d. 1919 Mary White d. 1855 Nathan White d. 1838 Nathan White d. 1882 Sarah White d. 1869 William White d. 1864 Maria Yeaton d. 1898 Capt. William C. Yeaton d. 1850

More History in New Castle to Visit Fort Constitution Historic Site also known as Fort William and Mary Site; Castle William and Mary Walbach St. ( On Route 1B at U.S. Coast Guard Station) A fortification site since the early 1600's, this place is the site of the first actual skirmish on land of the Revolutionary War on Dec. 14, 1775. More about the Raid on Fort William and Mary. The history of Fort Constitution. Self-guided walking trail. Fort Stark Little Harbor The site of Fort Stark, on the southeast point of New Castle Island known as Jerry's Point , or Jaffrey's Point , has been fortified in one form or another since 1746, when Battery Cumberland , consisting of nine 32-pounders, was located here to defend against the French. Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse also known as New Castle Light, Fort Point Light and Fort Constitution Light Walbach St. ( On Route 1B at U.S. Coast Guard Station) Route 1B The main road through the heart of the island, Route 1B is packed with early colonial houses and scenic views of Portsmouth Harbor. Wentworth by the Sea Hotel (also known as Marriott Wentworth By The Sea) Rte. 1B This beautiful, recently restored hotel is one of the few remaining resort hotels built in the seacoast during the Victorian era. If you know of an historic place to visit in New Castle, please submit it to jenn@gravematter.com Find more museums in New Hampshire