The Calhoun Cemetery (on Route 7 opposite
Route 45) was established in 1773 for the Puffingham settlement of the town. General Heman Swift—commander in the Revolutionary War and Cornwall’s foremost man of the time—lies there.
The Calhoun Cemetery (on Route 7 opposite
Route 45) was established in 1773 for the Puffingham settlement of the town. General Heman Swift—commander in the Revolutionary War and Cornwall’s foremost man of the time—lies there.