Calvin Fairbank

1816–1898 (age 82)

Abolitionist, Minister

Biography

Calvin Fairbank, born in 1816, carried abolitionist convictions and served as a minister who urged others to see the dignity of every person; his writings and travels helped keep the cause alive across the region.

He balanced ardent activism with pastoral care, encouraging congregants to love their neighbors, and his hope for justice now rests quietly at Until the Day Dawn Cemetery.

Also buried at Until the Day Dawn Cemetery

Martin Grover
1811–1875 (age 64)
Until the Day Dawn Cemetery
Martin Grover was a Hartwick resident who lived from 1811 to 1875.
William G. Angel
1790–1858 (age 68)
Until the Day Dawn Cemetery
William G. Angel was a New Shoreham resident who lived from 1790 to 1858.
Judson W. Sherman
1808–1881 (age 73)
Until the Day Dawn Cemetery
Judson W. Sherman (1808-1881) was a New York resident of the 19th century.
David P. Richardson
1833–1904 (age 71)
Until the Day Dawn Cemetery
David P. Richardson was a Macedon resident who lived from 1833 to 1904.