Notable burials Newton Cemetery (Newton, New Jersey)

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the grave marker 3 children lost in underground caverns below newton in 1909



jacob l. bunnell (1855-1932), newspaperman, owner of blairstown press, new jersey herald, sussex independent.
thomas g. bunnell (1834-189?), editor , later owner of new jersey herald
george sullivan dodge (1838-1881) chief quartermaster of army of james, battle of fort fisher, bvt. brigadier general, american civil war
benjamin edsall, poet, orator, editor of sussex register
bartholomew gill (mark c. mcgarrity) (1943-2002), american crime fiction-mystery novelist, newspaper feature writer.
john kays (1739-1829), revolutionary war military officer, aide george washington.
henry c. kelsey, new jersey secretary of state, leader of kelsey ring
lewis j. martin (1844-1913), represented new jersey s 6th congressional district in 1913.
henry w. merriam (1828-1900), industrialist , philanthropist
robert hamilton (1809-1878), represented new jersey s 4th congressional district 1873 1877.
andrew j. rogers, copperhead congressman during civil war
francis j. swayze, justice of new jersey supreme court.

the lewis children s cave grave

in 1909, 3 local children lost in underground limestone caverns underneath town of newton. entrance these caves (now sealed) located in woods near cemetery. currently, marker bearing names of these 3 children, james w., margaret, , j. howard lewis, mounted in face of rock-outcropping approximately fifty-yards woods on cemetery property. magazine weird nj recounts daughter, margaret found way cave , got lost. 2 brothers went find , got lost.








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