Barney,      Lydia - See wife of Francis Norwood

          
             Candace is buried at the foot of Lemuel & Lucinda &
             next to Mary Yates their other daughter.
             Belknap's are also found buried in Charles Mulks Cemetery,
             Town of Caroline  - 1850 census records for Dryden,
             Belknap, David age 42 born Pa,
             Candice age 34 yrs., Amos age 18 yrs.,
             George age 14, Aurilla age 1.

             (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
             re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

             Note:
             Philip P. Brady is found in 1850 living with
             James H. Hardenburgh & family.
             Philip is listed as a Laborer
             (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.
             It is now re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker.
             The headstone also was repaired where broken)

             Note: buried in fenced in area with Nancy his wife,
             & Harriet B. Truman and Kate B. (Truman) McIntyre

             Note: Believe she is the daughter of Isaac & Martha(Bowne)Bush
             They had a daughter born 1806 named Ann Nancy Bush,
             Believe this to be that person.
             Isaac & Martha are buried two graves from Nancy.
             1850 Dryden census records has the following:
             Braynard, Ansel T. age 46 [Tobacconist] born in Mass.,
             Nancy age 43, William age 17, in same household
             William H. Braynard age 32 [Pedlar),
             Caroline age 31, Edward age 3

             Note: Per Bowne Genealogy - born Nov. 18, 1816
             (2002 update: footmarker had fallen, it is now re-set in an
             upright position, as is the footmarker)

BUSH,      Isaac  Rev. War Soldier (Per Town of Caroline History)
             Who died Aug. 2, 1848 aged 84y 3m 8d
             Footmarker I. B.
             In the Memory of Isaac Bush
             Who died Aug. 2, 1848 aged 84 years 3 months 8 days
             Here lies the Honorable dead

             Note: He served in "The Dutchess Co. Militia"
             (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.
             The headstone has been repaired where broken.
             It is now re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker.

             Note: headstone had fallen, found under sod February 2002
             Believe this is Martha Bowne,
             married Isaac Bush Feb. 27, 1794
             dau. of Gershom & Elizabeth (Gildersleeve) Bowne

             Notes on Martha's parents:
             GERSHOM BOWNE, son of Obadiah, 41, born Apr. 21, 1745;
             died 1799; married, first, Married: 2 DEC 1773 in, NY to
             Elizabeth Gildersleeve; b: 1751 in Hempstead,Nassau, NY
             she died about 1783; Gershom Bowne married, second,
             about 1786, Nancy Gosling, b. Oct. 1, 1756; d. about 1819.
             Gershom resided at Johnsville, in the town of Fishkill, N.Y.
             Gershom Bowne was an enlisted man in the Dutchess County,
             New York Militia, Second Regiment, during the Revolution.
             Land Bounty Rights. New York in the Revolution.

             (2002 update - The headstone could not be repaired.
             Base was not found.  This headstone is lying flat on the
             ground and set in gravel.  Footmarker found and re-set.

             Note: her headstone was found under sod, 2002 –
             found lying next to Isaac Miller's grave.
             Abram I. Bush was the son of Isaac & Martha (Bowne) Bush
             (2002 update – headstone re-set, footstone reset.

             Note: She was living with her sister Martha Ann Robison 1850
             Per Bowne Genealogy: born March 12, 1813
             (2002 update: Headstone had fallen.  It is now
             re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

CORNELL, Frank, d. Jan. 10, 1917    "Unmarked Grave"
             (records from Town Clerks records)
             Note: Frank Cornell b. July 11 1916,
             He was born & died in Slaterville Springs, NY
             12th child born to Edmund & Ida (Rumsey) Cornell

             Note:
             Edmund Lamont Cornell, born June 12, 1860,
             VanEtten, NY, son of Joseph Cornell & Charlotte R. Bailey
             He married about 1886 to Ida Rumsey,
             dau. of James & Mary J. (Starks) Rumsey.
             Ida his wife is buried Ludlowville Cemetery.
             Edmund was a blacksmith, he came to Slaterville Springs
             about 1909 from Alphine, NY to work on the Crispell's Potatoe
             farm, there he was a blacksmith for the Crispell's.
             His daughter Glayds remembered when they lived in the
             house right in front of the cemetery as it was then the
             Crispell's tenant house.

             Note: Lena M. Finch born about 1901, wife of Harry Cornell,
             daughter of Edward Finch
             Harry was the son of Edmund & Ida (Rumsey) Cornell
             Her husband Harry Cornell died Mar. 14, 1962,
             He was buried in the Soldier's Plot in Ithaca City Cemetery

             Note: Ralph R. Cornell born about 1928
             Son of Harry & Lena M.(Finch) Cornell

             died Apr. 16, 1869 aged 82y 6m 26d
             Yet again we hope to meet thee
              When the day of life is past.
              Footmarker M.C.

            Note: son of Elisha & Catharina (Davis) Crispell
              Matthew Crispell came early in the 19 century, he came from
              Ulster Co., with a team of oxen and built a log cabin up
              Six Mile Creek in the Town of Dryden, Tompkins Co., NY.
              (This area is known as 600, some of this area is now in the
              Town of Caroline)
              (2002 update: Headstone had been repaired with iron rods.  Rods
              were removed and the headstone was repaired with epoxy.

              Note: dau. of Walter & Elizabeth (Eighmey) Norris

              Note: Spelled CHRISPELL on headstone.
              (2002 update: Headstone was re-set.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Note: burial record is from town clerk's office.
              No headstone found.
              Benson & Catherine had no children that are known.
              Obituary for Benson:
              Benson Crispell died Wed at the home of his niece,
              Mrs. Willis Brace, He was 83 yrs.old.
              Mr. & Mrs Crispell, both feeble, were taken last week to
              the home of his niece to be cared for.
              He died of old age & liver trouble.

              Note: No grave found, unsure if she is buried here.
              Born abt. 1836 was still living Oct. 1913
              Believe she was Cynthia Evans,
              dau. of Bailey & Charlotte (Crandall) Evans.

DARLIN,    George L., son of Philo & Polly A. DARLIN
              died Sept. 11, 1853 aged 2y 4m

              Note:
              Philo & Polly A. Darlin are buried in Caroline Grove Cem.
              Philo Darlin b. Sept. 20, 1825 d. Mar. 11, 1907
              Polly A., his wife b. July 25, 1829 d. Jan. 27, 1901
              Believe Polly A. was a daughter of Amariah & Phebe Yates
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Note:
              George M. & Sarepta A. Darling are listed on same monument.
              (2002 update: Monument had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position)

              Note:
              Listed on same monument as George M. Darling
              (2002 update: Monument had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position)

              Note: Name on headstone with Francis & Lucy Yates
              Preston Darling is buried in Carolilne Grove Cemetery with
              His first wife Jane - as follows:
              Preston Darlin  d. Oct. 27, 1918
              Jane, w/o Preston Darlin d.  Oct. 27, 1892 ae 62y 4m
              (2002 update: Monument had tipped, it is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Note: footstone has S. R.
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Note: son of Lyman & Sally Deuel
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen. It is now
              re-set in an upright position)

              Note: Sylvia Maria Jenks, dau. of Seth & Laviah (Jenks) Jenks
              married Oct. 8, 1850 Benjiman Deuel
              This headstone had been recorded in earlier
              years as that of Benjamin.
              Found in 2002, headstone has fallen, but is clear to read.
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position)
              (Note: Laviah Jenks, daughter of Michael Jenks and Sarah Hunt)
              (Seth Jenks son of Laban Jenks)

              Note: dau. of Lyman & Sally Deuel
              (2002 update: Monument was re-set

              Note: Believe this is the daughter of Isaac & Martha(Bowne)Bush
              Sally named her son Benjamin Bowne Deuel
              Susan Bush was born Jan. 16, 1802 (per Bowne Genealogy)

              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position)

              Note: Lyman Deuel was the son of Reuben & Amy (Arnold) Deuel
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.
              It is now re-set in an upright position)

              Note: Emery Lane Eastman s/o Amos & Rachel Ann (Lane)Eastman
              His parents are buried in Mulks Cemetery.
              He is listed with them in that cemetery also.
              Emery’s grandmother was Charity Norris Lane,
              Who is also buried here in Yates Cemetery

              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Note: headstone found Feb. 2002, headstone has tree growing
              around headstone.
              Not recorded in earlier years
              Believe he is the brother to Elizabeth Eighmey Norris

              Note:Record found in Reformed Church records Ulster Co., NY.
              Benjamin Eighmey married Jennett Pamerton.
              Her headstone found under sod, lying flat.
              She is buried next to Gershom B. Bush on one side, her husband
              At the other side.
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Note: Delight was the daughter of Walter Norris.
              Gasso's lived up on the Hill in 600
              near where there is another old burial ground,
              no grave markers are found today 2002
             (2002 update: headstone & footmarker have been re-set)

JAMES,     Davis A.
              died Oct. 29, 1861 age 11y 2m 26d

              Note: On The James Monument
              Son of Arnold & Maria James
              With grave marker "D. A. J."
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: On The James Monument
              dau. of Arnold & Maria James
              With grave marker "H. J. J."
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: On The James Monument
              dau. of Arnold & Maria James
              With Grave marker "R. M. J."
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: On The James Monument
              dau. of Arnold & Maria James
              With Grave marker "S. M. J."
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: On The James Monument
              With Grave marker "Arnold"
              Arnold James was Justice of the Peace
              in Slaterville Springs, (1868)
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: Maria L. Straight, d/o John Strait & Sabria Langdon
              On The James Monument, with Grave marker "Maria"
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: (Name & dates of Arnold James Monument)
              No footmarker, nor grave marker found for Fred E. James

              Note: On The James Monument
              With "Erville" to mark her grave
              (2002 Update: Gravemarker has been re-set)

              Note: James was killed in a farming accident on the Yates farm.
              Headstone found Sept. 2001 - broken - lying face down.
              (2002 update: It is now repaired & re-set in an upright
              position, as is the footmarker)

              (Note: no marker was found in 2001)

              Note: no marker was found in 2001
              Believe graves of John and Alice are next to their two
              children - two unmarked graves are clearly seen,
              a search for headstones was unsuccessful.
              John Johnson and his wife, Alice Watson Johnson,
              came from Leeds, England by ship in 1841.  He went
              up the Hudson River by boat to Newburg leaving his
              family there, including a baby girl born on the trip over,
              which took three months, as they were blown of course.
              The baby was Caroline "Carrie" Johnson (1841-1900) who
              later married William Crispell (1822-1900) son of Matthew
              & Elizabeth (Norris) Crispell of Slaterville Springs.
              John and his 16 year old son, William W. Johnson,
              walked to Ithaca to the farm at the corner of Route 79
              and Pine Tree Road, and borrowed an oxen team and returned
              to Newburg for the family.  John had been to New York State
              on two occasions, probably knew the farmer.
              He settled on the Hanford Farm on Slaterville Road where
              his son farmed and he worked at boat building, on the site
              of the late Remington Salt works.

              Note: believe this is Abigail Thurston
              1850 Caroline census records:
              Albert Keeler ae 37, Abigail age 14,
              David age 12, Olive age 5,
              Zilpha age 47, Albert H., age 16.
              Albert Keeler is buried in Cooper Cemetery, Brooktondale, NY
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

            Note:
              (2002 update: Headstone had fallen and was broken.  It is now
              re-set in an upright position, as is the footmarker)

              Notes: Charity was the dau. of Walter Norris,
              Her husband Abram Lane, died May 4, 1885 age 83yrs.,6 mos.,
              he is buried in Central Chapel Cemetery, Town of Caroline.
              1850 Caroline Census; Lane, Abraham age 48, Charity age 46,
              Rachel A. age 17, Abraham E. age 13, Charles age 9.
              [Rachel married Amos Eastman, in 1860 they were living
              with Abram Lane.
              Living next door was Walter Lane ae 26, Louisa ae 28,
              with Jonas Sweet ae 10, Sophia Sweet ae 8 living with them.

              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note:  son of Abraham & Charity (Norris) Lane
              Charles married Sarah Norris
              d/o Benson Norris & Eliza Catherine Quick
              She married 2nd Peter Crispell s/o Matthew & Elizabeth Crispell
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: Name on Brainard Monument
              Grave inside fence with Ansel & Nancy (Bush) Brainard
              Believe she is a granddaughter of Ansel & Nancy Brainard,
              Her mother could be Harriet A. Brainard Truman.  Kate B.
              Truman age 24 a school teacher is living with Harriet A. Truman
              in 1880, Ithaca, they are living in the household of
              William W. Brainard, her uncle.
              Ansel, Nancy his wife, Harriet Truman and Kate B. McIntyre are
              All buried in a fenced in area next to each other.

              Note: Headstone found February 2002 -
              Lying flat under sod.
              Believe that V. could be Valentine Middaugh
              Believe that S. A. is Survilia A. Robison
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: Believed to be d/o Solomon & Joanna Robison
              A Valentine Middaugh is found in 1850 census
              Survilia is buried next to Joanna Robison.
              (Believe V. Middaugh = Valentine Middaugh, s/o
              Richard & Angeline(Smith)Middaugh)
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: He is listed in Landmarks of Tompkins Co.,
              as an early Merchant in Slaterville Springs.
              Quote from Landmarks of Tompkins Co.
              The first sale of land by Mr. SLATER was to Isaac MILLER
              in 1816, about three acres, owned in later years by D. B.
              DRUMMOND.  MILLER built a frame store across the road from
              the tannery and started in trade, but died soon after,
              and Mr. SLATER succeeded to the business.

              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: 1850 Caroline Census records
              Living in Slaterville Springs, NY
              Ezekiel H. Noble age 44, Blacksmith
              Ann age 40, Chapman N. age 18,
              Margaret age 17, Martha J. age 14,
              Ezekial H. Jr. age 12, Asa S. age 10,
              Mary age 8, Sarah age 2.
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: Walter came from Shandaken to Caroline in 1826
              (believe Shandaken was in Ulster County, NY)
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set)

              Note: Elizabeth Eighmey

              Note:
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

              Note: s/o Francis & Anna Norwood.
              Francis Jr.; born 1755 at Dunstable, Middlesex, Mass.
              married Lydia Barney, dau. of David & Elizabeth Barney
              on 9th of July 1778 at Richmond, New Hampshire

              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set, as was the
              footmarker)

             born July 23, 1833 died Jan. 21, 1905
              "At Rest"

            Note: (2002 Update: Monument re-set)

              Note: dau. of Francis & Lucy B.(Marsh)Yates
              (2002 Update: Monument re-set)

              (2002 Update: Headstone re-set in an upright position)

ROBISON,  John, A Revolutionary War Soldier
              d. Feb. 20, 1838, aged 72 y 4m 1d

              Note: son of Josiah & Catrina (VanWagenen) Robison
              John came to the Town of Caroline in 1801 (per Caroline history)
              The first school-house erected in Slaterville was
              a small log addition to the residence of John Robison, on
              the present site of Slaterville, in 1802.
              The following is from Landmarks of Tompkins Co., NY
              by John H. Selkreg, 1894; D. Mason & Co., Publisher
              Chapter XV - The Town of Caroline.
              A post-office was opened in 1823, with John ROBISON as
              the first postmaster, and the name of Slaterville was given to it,
              he also kept a tavern at the same time (1823).
              John ROBISON, grandfather of Henry, came in 1801 from
              Marbletown and settled next east of Levi SLATER, where C. H.
              DEUEL's house now stands.  In 1816 or 1817 John ROBISON and
              Mr. HEDGES built a tannery and operated it a few years;
              it stood on the site of the present barn of Carn's Hotel.
              ROBISON and HEDGES were succeeded in the business by Milo and
              James HEATH, who continued it many years.
              Other history notes on John Robison: Ephraim Chambers and
              John Robison were the first Justice of the Peace in the Town
              Of Caroline.  John Robison served 2 years as Town Supervisor.

              Note: Antje Terwilliger married John Robison
              Record found of Antje Terwillinger,
              daughter of Solomon Terwilliger and Lena (Helena) Bosch/Bush
              She was born 1765 in Kingston (formerly Wildwyck and Esopus
              of New Amsterdam), Ulster County, New York.

              David Robison listed on bottom of her headstone, see below
              Headstone had fallen, found under sod March 2002, broken.

              (Writing on the bottom of Anna’s headstone reads:
              David Robison
              At the foot died May 23, 1818 aged 17 years 10 months ? dys
              Age could be 15 years.
              (David is buried at the foot of his mother)

              Note: Listed on the headstone with Anna Robison
              He has another headstone D R  1818 May 23

              (2002 Update: Headstone was re-set – broken – base not found)

              Note: His mother was Martha Ann Bush
              Unknown where Zachariah Robison is buried or when he died.

              (2002 Update: Headstone re-set)

              Note: Front of headstone states "Our Mother"
              Her name and dates are on the back of headstone.
              Martha Ann Bush is believed to be the daughter of
              Isaac & Martha (Bowne) Bush, she married Zachariah Robison
              and 2^nd she married James Robison.

              (2002 Update: Headstone re-set)

              Note: son of John Robison
              Headstone found Feb. 2002, headstone had fallen and was
              under sod – stone broken in the center and at the base.
              James Robison married first Polly,
              2nd Martha A. Bush – Martha and James
              had a child Mary b. in the spring of 1850 after his death.
              Martha married 1st to Zachariah Robison

              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set)

              Note: Headstone found (Feb. 2002) is still standing
              Record found that a James Robison married Polly Knickerbocker
              b. Oct. 27, 1799
              (2002 Update: Headstone re-set)

              Note: a space for a grave is next to her mother, with two large
              cedar trees hat have grown together.
              Her headstone could be under the tree roots.
              Grave not found, unsure if she is buried here.
              She died on March 11 and her mother died March 14^th 1848

              Note: Son of John & Anna Robison
              Ran a tannery in Slaterville Springs.
              From Landmarkes of Tompkins Co., NY.
              A flour mill was built at Slaterville in 1820 by Solomon ROBISON,
              who rebuilt it in 1836. It was burned in 1863, and three
              years later the second mill was erected by Jason D. ATWATER.
              This mill was burned down in 1891 and not rebuilt.

              The Caroline Literary Association was organized Jan. 13, 1818,
              Established the first circulating library in the town, if not the
              First in the county.  Board of Trustees for the first year,
              Solomon Robison sat on this board.

              Headstone for Solomon was found in 2002, broken
              (2002 Update: Headstone repaired & re-set)

              Note: Joanna Freeman b. in Connecticutt (per 1850 census)
              Soloman & Joanna have a son buried in Caroline Grove Cem.
              Henry Leroy, son of Soloman & Joanna Robison
              Died Oct. 17, 1836 age 2 yrs.
              Headstone found broken and fallen over.
              (2002 Update: Headstone repaired and re-set)

              Note: dau. of Soloman & Joanna Robison
              Headstone found broken and fallen over.
              (2002 Update: Headstone repaired and re-set)

              Note: son of Samuel B. & Betsey K.(Hyde) Shoemaker
              1892 Caroline Census, he is listed as a butcher.
              Marriage to Mary Robison was his 2^nd marriage.
              (2002 Update: Headstone and foot stone re-set)

              Note: wife of Edward C. Shoemaker &
              dau. of James & Martha (Bush) Robison
              Mary R. Shoemaker, dau. of James & Martha Ann (Bush) Robison was
              A rural correspondent for The Ithaca Journal-News &
              Postmistress at Slaterville for 58 years.
              She was born in Slaterville on June 16, 1850,
              Her mother Martha Ann Bush Robison was born
              July 29,1813 died April 8, 1890, she was the wife of
              Zachariah Robison & 2nd wife of James Robison.
              Martha was the daughter of Isaac & Martha(Bowne) Bush.
              Mary R. Shoemaker, resided in Slaterville all of her life.
              Not only was she one of the oldest postmistresses in this
              Section of the country, but was one of the oldest rural
              correspondents, having served The Joural-News since 1874.
              At the age of 15, Miss Robison, who later became Mrs. Edward
              Shoemaker on March 25, 1891, started out to learn the
              printing trade.
              Mary went to work in the printing office of Ashel B. Clapp at
              Dryden, publisher of the Dryden Weekly News.  For five years,
              she set type and absorbed the technique of the printing
              profession. Because of illness in the family, she went back
              to her home in Slaterville and became an assistant to her
              elder sister in the post office.   She died on Jan. 29, 1931.
              1892 Caroline Census has Gerald SHOEMAKER age 11 living in the
              same house hold as Mary and her husband, unsure if this is a
              son of Mary’s.  The sister that is spoken about was,
              Nancy E. Robison Wattles, wife of D. Webster Wattles.
              D. Webster Wattles, d. June 11, 1883 ae 43y 3m 8d and
              Nancy E. (Robinson) w/o D. Webster was born Oct. 21, 1838
              and died May 31, 1903, Nancy & her husband are buried in
              Caroline Grove Cemetery.
              Her obit states she had one son Gerald Shoemaker.
              (2002 Update: Headstone re-set)

              Note: headstone found 2002, lying face down.
              An earlier reading states son of Alexander & Alida STICKLE
              (2002 Update: Headstone re-set)

              Note: Record found in 1850 Census Virgil, Cortland County,
              New York pg 388 – 389 - 29th day of August 1850
              901/934 –
              Thompson Strait age 43, Farmer, Deborah Strait age 37
              Hiram Strait age 13, Martin age 11, Riley age 9,
              Adaline age 7, Sabra age 4, Saphronia Strait age 1
              Headstone was found lying flat and broken.
              (2002 Update: Headstone was repaired and re-set)

              Note:
              Record found in Divorced people in Tompkins County, New York
              taken from the 1880 census in Danby, NY of Harriet A. Brainard
              Truman age 50 being divorced from her husband in 1880. She is
              living with her brother William W. Brainard 1880 Ithaca, NY.

              Note: Name on Monument with parents.
              2^nd inscription on her headstone.
              Xzna, daughter of Amariah & Phebe Yates
              Died Aug. 15, 1844 aged 1 year 9 months, 15 days.
              Her gentle sprit soars away
              To dwell with God in endless day

              Spelling of Xzna on headstone/ Xzena on monument
              Her headstone was found 2002 lying flat in hedge.
              Headstone found lying in hedge, broken at base.
              (2002 Update: Headstone repaired and re-set)

              Note: son of Lemuel & Lucinda (Norwood) Yates

              Note: Believe her to be the daughter of
              Isaac & Martha (Bowne) Bush, their daughter
              Catharine Bush was born 20^th MARCH 1804

              Note: d/o Stephen & Catherine (Bush) Yates
              (on monument with Stephen & Catherine Yates)

              Note: son of Stephen & Catherine (Bush) Yates
              (2002 Update: Headstone & Footmarker re-set)

              Note:
              dau. of Bailey & Charlotte (Crandall) Evans
              (2002 Update: Headstone & Footmarker re-set)

              Note: dau. of Joseph & Sally Yates
              Monument for the children of Joseph & Sally Yates
              (2002 Update: Monument & footstone re-set)

              Note: dau. of Joseph & Sally Yates
              Monument for the children of Joseph & Sally Yates
              (2002 Update: Monument & footstone re-set)

              Note: dau. of Joseph & Sally Yates
              Monument for the children of Joseph & Sally Yates
              (2002 Update: Monument & footstone re-set)

              Note: Has been given credit to be A Revolutionary Soldier.
              I believe this is in error, his age does not fit that time period.
              He may of served in the war of 1812, no record has been
              found to credit him there either.  His father was
              a soldier of the Revoluntion.
              Headstone found, still standing - sinking in ground
              D.A.R. records state he was buried on the farm.
              Record found he was born July 23, 1773 in Mass.
              (see census for other birth place)
              Son of Amariah & Margaret (Thayer) Yates
              He married in Apalachin, NY on Feb. 20, 1799.
              1850 Caroline census: Yates, Lemuel age 77  a farmer, born Rhode Island,
              Mary A. age 24 born in NY, William age 30 born in NY.
              Living in the same household was Lemuel Nash age 17,
              Lemuel Nash is believed to be a grandson of Lemuel Yates.
              (2002 update: Headstone re-set)

              Note: daughter of Francis & Lydia (Barney) Norwood
              Headstone found Feb. 2002 under sod, lying flat, & broken
              (2002 Update: headstone repaired and re-set)

              Note: William Yates, s/o Lemuel & Lucinda (Norwood) Yates
              (2002 Update: Headstone repaired and re-set)