In 1730, thirty Glastonbury families petitioned to establish a separate church society. The original meeting house stood across the street until its removal in 1820. Burials were made here until the Civil War Period.

Click here to learn more about the cemetery through a document published by Frederick and Jessica Sawyer (this is a large file and may take a few minutes to load in your browser)

To find out more about this cemetery, contact Lisa Zerio, Glastonbury Parks & Recreation Director, at (860) 652-7687.

Eastbury Cemetery: Graves of Interest (special thank you to Jonah Hornak for collecting the data)