Good Day I need some information regarding people who are buried in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary in Bentinck Township. I have the Farmlanes Of Bentinck Book and I have seen the information in it, listing the people who are buried there. I have walked by each gravestone in that cemetary as well. Here is what I want to find out: There have been 1 or 2 clean-ups in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary in years gone by. I've been told that some broken gravestones are in the Carin that is at the front of the Pioneer Cemetary that reads "In Memory Of The Pioneers 1867-1967", that was done for the Centennial. Obviously people have been buried there since the 1840's and 1850's including many of my McCormick/McCormack relatives. Does any one have a list or know where I can get a list of everyone that is buried there in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary? The Rocky Presbyterian Church that is there, and was in use as a church until awhile ago, must have recorded who was buried there, and it must have went somewhere. I have phoned the Township Office, and they directed me to the Grey County Archieves Office. No body has a list. The Presbyterian Church in Toronto may have been given names by the Rocky Church, and maybe not. IF A LIST was not sent to Toronto, does anyone have a list? The broken gravestones that are in the carin should be on a list somewhere. There are vacant spots in that cemetary. It appears to me that some graves are probably beside certain gravestones that are standing, but the gravestones are missing. I have found most of my pioneer McCormicks. I knew some of my McCormack relatives, as I have been visiting up there since I was young and I am now 51. I am still looking for a few more pioneer McCormicks. I know where they lived, and have been to their homesteads. If they aren't in the Rocky Pioneer Cemetary, then they are buried on their homesteads.I would like to check a list if possible. Any help would be greatly appreciatied. Sandy