Small Cemeteries
Town of Williamson
Wayne County, NY
Quaker or VanHolde Cemetery
Town of Williamson Wayne County, NY

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Located back from road on first left hand turn south of village of Williamson, off Route 21. Much overgrown.
2005 Driving Directions - Rte. 21N into the limits of Williamson, and Right hand turn onto
Pearsall Rd. Cemetery is behind first house on the Left. You must pass through someone's property to reach cemetery.
ANTHONY John F. Feb 25, 1860, 6y 6m 28d, Son of J.S. & M.A.
ANTHONY Mary E. Sep 8, 1853, 4y 1m 24d, Dau of J.S. & M.A.
ANTHONY Silas Sep 6, 1853, 1y 8m 6d, Son of J.S. & M.A.
ANTHONY Betsy Jan 4, 1843, 44y Wife of Silas
BROWN Anneliza, Nov 10, 1843, 23m 2d, Dau of E. & E.W.
BROWN Martha Aug 16, 1859, 80y 6m
BROWN Freddie Allen Sep 3, 1859, 4m 17d, Son of E. & E.W.
COOPER W. C. Sep 11, 1860, 29y
COOPER Griffith M. Sep 22, 1864, 73y, War of 1812
FELLER Harmon Apr 6, 1865, 43y
GARDNER Henry C. Feb 10, 1869, 52y
GARDNER George P. Oct 6, 1854, 63y
M............, Sep 11, 1853, 19y 10m 28d
STODDARD Ann Elizabeth, Oct 4, 1849, 23y Wife of A.H.
TRUAX Avis F. Jul 19, 1851, 18y Wife of James A.
WEBB Mary Oct 20, 1825, 28y
WHITE Ruluf Sep 28, 1861, 75y 7m 13d
WHITE Annis 1841, 59y, Wife
2 red sand stones inscriptions completely obliterated.
Several small stones apparently foot stones... M.H.B. - H.G. - M.C.A.

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Reformed Church Cemetery
East Williamson, Town of Williamson Wayne County, NY

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2005 Driving Directions - Rte. 21N to Williamson. Make Right turn onto Ridge Rd. Follow into
East Williamson. Pass East Williamson Cemetery, through next intersection. The Reformed Church has
changed names. After you pass the church, 4 houses up on the Right, there is an empty space where
one would think a house would belong. On this empty space you will see two GAR markers for two
Civil War Veterans.
In East Williamson on south side of old Route 104, a short distance east of the present (1952)
Reformed Church is a plot which at one time was a fair sized cemetery. All that remains is two Civil
War markers where flags are placed each Memorial Day.
There are no stones but the burials are:
BRILL Peter, d. Jul 7, 1865, Co. H, III N.Y.S. Vol. Died in WA DC
COLLIER William, Feb 4, 1825-Aug 4, 1865, Co. I, 65 N.Y. Vol.
Many graves were taken up and moved.
1975 - William Plassey of Rochester says that a Mrs. Valorn in East Williamson told him that some
stones are stacked at the back of a lot along fence, 3 or 4 deep. She also thinks some graves
might be under the dirt next to her garage.
Volunteer Typist: Nancy E. Taillie of Everett, WA
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Created: 6/16/99
Updated: 12/18/05
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