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    Location Map - the red X is the 
    location of Claremont. The Claremont Street Cemetery is north and east of 
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    View from the south, as I 
    approached the country cemetery. | 
  
  
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    Looking north on north end of 
    the cemetery. The family stone is visible on the far left. The old entrance 
    is at the far right (between two evergreen trees). | 
  
  
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    Looking northwest. Family stone 
    & plot are in the center. | 
  
  
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    The Subra family stone. 
     
    REAR 
    VIEW   SIDE VIEW  
    KEVIN @ NIGHT  
    GIRLS @ NIGHT | 
  
  
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    The Subra family plot - family 
    stone, and 3 individual stones (looking SSE). My Geo Metro can be seen in 
    the distance. | 
  
  
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    Individual Subra stones - (l to 
    r) - Sarah Jane [Vorce] Subra, Albert Stephen Subra, and 
    Julia M. Subra. | 
  
  
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    Stone of Sarah Jane [Vorce] 
    Subra. Stone reads: 
    "SARAH J. - BORN--1849 - DIED--1874"  
    Sarah (my g-g grandmother) was the first wife of Stephen Subra. Married in 
    1869, she bore to Stephen three children: William John (my great 
    grandfather), Albert Stephen, and Emma Belle. Sarah died while Emma was just 
    over a year old, possibly dying from a disease outbreak. | 
  
  
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    Stone of Albert Stephen Subra. 
    Stone reads: 
    "ALBERT S. - BORN--1871 - DIED--1900" 
    Laid to rest next to his mother, Albert was the second son of Stephen & 
    Sarah. He died unexpectedly shortly after the 1900 census of a short 
    illness. Albert never married. | 
  
  
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    Stone of Julia M. Subra. Stone 
    reads: 
    "JULIA M. - BORN 1852 - DIED 1868" 
    Julia was the unmarried youngest sister of Stephen. I have found no record 
    of her after the 1860 Federal Census (Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, NY). | 
  
  
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    A surprise find! Just east of 
    the Subra stone, I found the stone that marks the sight of John W. 
    Vorce and 
    Emma Vorce. I took pictures just in case, and I later confirmed that John 
    was Sarah's father, and therefore, my g-g-g grandfather! John's information 
    is on the north side of this stone; his wife, Emma (my g-g-g grandmother), 
    has her information on the south side of the stone. In the lower right-hand 
    corner, you can make out the family name (Vorce). Stone reads (best I can do 
    - I didn't write anything down): "JOHN W. VORCE - DIED SEP 21, 1885 - 
    AGED 72 YRS - 7 M'S - 2 DYS" | 
  
  
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    John Vorce's wife, Emma 
    [Clements]. Stone reads: 
    "EMMA VORCE - DIED NOV 21, 1887 - AGED 73 Y'RS - * M'S 16 D'YS" | 
  
  
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    Vorce family stone, of the Wm 
    Elmer Vorce family. John & Emma's is at the far left. The Subra family stone 
    is just right of center. | 
  
  
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    Stone reads: "FATHER - 
    WILLIAM ELMER VORCE - 1857-1934". William was Sarah's brother, and John 
    & Emma's youngest son.  | 
  
  
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    Stone reads: "MOTHER - 
    HARRIET E. VORCE - 1869-1926". Harriet E. [Wilcox] Vorce. | 
  
  
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    View of all three plots: 
    Subra/John & Emma Vorce/Wm Vorce. View looks northwest. | 
  
  
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    Looking west at the old entrance 
    to the cemetery. Look carefully between the trees! Entering it takes you 
    straight to the Subra family stone. | 
  
  
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    Looking east at the old entrance 
    from behind the Subra family stone. John & Emma Vorce's stone is on the 
    left. 
    CLOSER VIEW | 
  
  
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    Looking south and slightly west 
    at the cemetery. | 
  
  
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    Old abandoned home near the 
    cemetery. Just through it in, as it appears that the cemetery used to be in 
    town. Now the cemetery is north of the town of Claremont. This home appears 
    to be the only remnant of days gone by. |