[8] In 1974, there were no surviving members of the congregation and the property changed from a religious organization to a private foundation and museum.

[9] In February 2023, Hopewell Old School Baptist Meetinghouse, Inc., was registered as a New Jersey public charity to preserve the property.

[12] In 1873, a cast and wrought iron fence, made by Joseph B. Yard of Trenton, was erected around the cemetery.

The gravestone for Catherine Stout (d. 1749), the oldest legible one in the cemetery, was carved by Ebenezer Price.

His remains were moved here in 1864 and a granite draped obelisk erected as a memorial monument.