Cemetery type
Family Cemeteries in New York
There are 64 family cemeteries in New York in our directory. Family cemeteries are small private burial plots, often on farmland, used by one or a few related families. Many sit on private property and need the owner's permission to visit.
Listed when the official name identifies it as a family cemetery or the record is tagged as such.
64 listings
Family Cemeteries in New York
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- Peck Family Cemetery1463 Goshen Street · Jewett, NYFamily cemetery
- Bennet Family Cemetery1538 Walden Avenue · Buffalo, NYFamily cemetery
- Chase Family Cemetery43 State Route 23A · Hunter, NYFamily cemetery
- Ross Family CemeteryGowanda, NYFamily cemetery
- Sands Family CemeterySands Point, NY · est. 1704Family cemetery
- Hine Family Cemetery179 Barnes Hill Road · Newfield, NYFamily cemetery
- Colden Family CemeteryOrange Lake, NYFamily cemetery
- Frost Family Cemetery (Private)New Paltz, NYFamily cemetery
- Patterson-Hooper Family CemeteryEndwell, NYFamily cemetery
- Rockefeller Family CemeterySleepy Hollow, NYFamily cemetery
- Smith Family GraveyardNissequogue, NYFamily cemetery
- VanDeusen Family CemeteryFort Plain, NYFamily cemetery
- Vedder Family CemeteryScotia, NYFamily cemetery
- Aaron Haines Family CemeteryPalenville, NYFamily cemetery
- Alsop Family CemeteryManhattan, NYFamily cemetery
- Akin Family Burial GroundPawling, NYFamily cemetery
- Anguish Family CemeteryBolivar, NYFamily cemetery
- Armstrong Family CemeteryCoxsackie, NYFamily cemetery
- Babcock Family CemeteryAuburn, NYFamily cemetery
- Baroudi Family CemeteryWarrensburg, NYFamily cemetery
- Barteau Family CemeteryBrookhaven, NYFamily cemetery
- Bishop Family Burial GroundPound Ridge, NYFamily cemetery
- Blair Family PlotIthaca, NYFamily cemetery
- Broas Family CemeteryEndwell, NYFamily cemetery
- Brown - Cooper Family Burial GroundPound Ridge, NYFamily cemetery
- Colonel George Williams And Family CemeteryNunda, NYFamily cemetery
- Cooke Family CemeteryHastings-on-Hudson, NYFamily cemetery
- Farmer Family CemeteryAuburn, NYFamily cemetery
- Finch Family CemeteryConklin, NYFamily cemetery
- Frost Family CemeteryLincolndale, NYFamily cemetery
- Gass Family CemeteryDurham, NYFamily cemetery
- Haight Family Burial GroundCanajoharie, NYFamily cemetery
- Haines Family Burial GroundPeach Lake, NYFamily cemetery
- Hawkins Family GraveyardSetauket-East Setauket, NYFamily cemetery
- Helmer Family CemeteryWeedsport, NYFamily cemetery
- Hoag Family Burial GroundPawling, NYFamily cemetery
- Hull Family CemeteryClarence, NYFamily cemetery
- John Parsons Family CemeterySprings, NYFamily cemetery
- Levee Family CemeteryBinghamton, NYFamily cemetery
- Lewis Family CemeterySyracuse, NYFamily cemetery
- Manchester Family CemeteryUnion Springs, NYFamily cemetery
- Maycumber Family CemeteryAuburn, NYFamily cemetery
- Mill Family CemeteryDurham, NYFamily cemetery
- Montfort Family CemeteryEast Norwich, NYFamily cemetery
- Morris Family Burial GroundOneonta, NYFamily cemetery
- Remsen Family CemeteryQueens, NYFamily cemetery
- Robinson Family CemeteryManorville, NYFamily cemetery
- Sheldon Family Burial GroundPawling, NYFamily cemetery
- Slingerland Family CemeteryEden, NYFamily cemetery
- Stanton Family CemeterySyracuse, NYFamily cemetery
- Stevens Family CemeteryPort Byron, NYFamily cemetery
- Thatcher Family CemeteryOntario, NYFamily cemetery
- Thompson Family CemeteryDelhi, NYFamily cemetery
- Thompson Family GraveyardPine Plains, NYFamily cemetery
- Wheeler Family CemeteryBath, NYFamily cemetery
- Wiggins Family CemeteryBraman Corners, NYFamily cemetery
- Willet Family Burial GroundQueens, NYFamily cemetery
- Wilson Family CemeteryJordan, NYFamily cemetery
- Winne Family Burial GroundShokan, NYFamily cemetery
- Wolf Kemp Family CemeteryColonie, NYFamily cemetery
- Wood - Waterbury Family Burial GroundPound Ridge, NYFamily cemetery
- Wortman Family CemeteryOyster Bay Cove, NYFamily cemetery
- Wyckoff Snediker Family CemeteryQueens, NYFamily cemetery
- Yeoman family plotDelhi, NYFamily cemetery
By city
Family Cemeteries by city in New York
- Auburn3
- Pawling3
- Pound Ridge3
- Queens3
- Delhi2
- Durham2
- Endwell2
- Syracuse2
- Bath1
- Binghamton1
- Bolivar1
- Braman Corners1
- Brookhaven1
- Buffalo1
- Canajoharie1
- Clarence1
- Colonie1
- Conklin1
- Coxsackie1
- East Norwich1
- Eden1
- Fort Plain1
- Gowanda1
- Hastings-on-Hudson1
- Hunter1
- Ithaca1
- Jewett1
- Jordan1
- Lincolndale1
- Manhattan1
- Manorville1
- New Paltz1
- Newfield1
- Nissequogue1
- Nunda1
- Oneonta1
- Ontario1
- Orange Lake1
- Oyster Bay Cove1
- Palenville1
- Peach Lake1
- Pine Plains1
- Port Byron1
- Sands Point1
- Scotia1
- Setauket-East Setauket1
- Shokan1
- Sleepy Hollow1
- Springs1
- Union Springs1
- Warrensburg1
- Weedsport1
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Frequently asked questions
What is a family cemetery?
Family cemeteries are small private burial plots, often on farmland, used by one or a few related families. Many sit on private property and need the owner's permission to visit.
How many family cemeteries are in New York?
We list 64 family cemeteries in New York. Listed when the official name identifies it as a family cemetery or the record is tagged as such.
Why might a family cemetery be missing from this list?
We only list a cemetery here when the source data or official name confirms it. If you know a cemetery that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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