| Prefix |
Lookup |
Name |
Coordinate |
| 01 |
G1 |
Grave 1 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who started the Utica Asylum?
NOTE: How many letters are there in the name to the right of the statue? |
| 02 |
G2 |
Grave 2 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Civil War NY Governor from 1853 to 1855 and again from 1853 to 1865.
NOTE: How many letters in the name of where is wife was born? |
| 03 |
G3 |
Grave 3 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who was a blacksmith, first came to the Old Fort Schuyler on a flat boat up the Mohawk River in 1793. In 1794 he purchased four acres of land from Joseph Ballou for his business on Main Street, and he constructed a hotel for travelers waiting for their horses to be shoed the same year. It grew from being a "shanty", to a two story wooden building.
NOTE: How many stones surround the statue? |
| 04 |
G4 |
Grave 4 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
His career is most often associated with the post Civil War period but during 1859 to 1863 he served in the US House of Representatives.
NOTE: How many letters is there in his wife’s full name (First, Middle, Maiden) |
| 05 |
G5 |
Grave 5 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
He was commissioned as Lieutenant on April 28, 1816, Commander in December, 1835, and Captain on September 8, 1841. He was attached to the Philadelphia Navy Yard in 1836, and to the naval rendezvous at Baltimore in 1841.
NOTE: How many letters in the item that is on top of his grave? |
| 06 |
G6 |
Grave 6 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
He was an aide-de-camp to General Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben (during this appointment he was reputed to have been the male companion of the Baron) and subsequently as a member of the staff of General George Washington. From March 21, 1791 until February 20, 1798, served as a captain and as naval officer of customs at the port of New York. He was moved to Fort Schuyler, now Utica, in New York State, in 1797. He also worked as an real estate agent for the Steuben property and was influential in bringing Welsh settlers to that area.
NOTE: How many letters (2 words) does the round sign above the grave say? |
| 07 |
G7 |
Grave 7 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who wanted to be a stage coach driver, then later helped create the American Express Company, built the Morse telegraph between NY City and Buffalo and became Mayor or Utica in 1865?
NOTE: How many letters of who is across the Road (Full Name) (not the wife's name)? |
| 08 |
G8 |
Grave 8 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who was a bookkeeper to a stagecoach business and became an early partner of Theodore Faxton?
NOTE: How many letters in the wife’s first name? |
| 09 |
G9 |
Grave 9 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who was a physician and lived in Old Fort Schuyler? He presented a request to the state for building the State Lunatic Asylum.
NOTE: How many children did he have? |
| 10 |
G10 |
Grave 10 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who own a hardware and plumbing business on Bleecker St in 1861?
NOTE: How many letters in each named flowers next to the cross? |
| 11 |
G11 |
Grave 11 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who was mayor of Utica in 1875 and his home was on the site of the present Utica Public Library?
NOTE: How many letters - What is the lady on the statue holding? |
| 12 |
G12 |
Grave 12 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who set up a small shop for manufacturing of millstones? He also became the director of the Utica and Schenectady RR and was president of Oneida Bank in 1837?
NOTE: How many graves are in front of monument |
| 13 |
G13 |
Grave 13 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
In 1908 he was vice-president of the United States under William H. Taft?
NOTE: From the road, how many steps are there? |
| 14 |
G14 |
Grave 14 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who in the 1800’s, had a large wholesale plumbing supplier and was also an US Congressman from 1836-1837?
NOTE: How many letters in Who is to the right of the monument? |
| 15 |
G15 |
Grave 15 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who founded New Hartford, NY?
NOTE: What is the year of the plaque? |
| 16 |
G16 |
Grave 16 (Question to Answer) |
??? |
Who was a partner with the following: Silas Childs, John Butterfield, and Alfred Munson and an organizer of the Utica & Black River RR. Also, was a commissioner of the Utica Lunatic Asylum and Home for the Homeless?
NOTE: How many letters in object to the Right? |