Hi I went to North East today and while in town made a quick trip in fog to the North East main cemetery, is the name on the sign, and I think it's also called Grahamville,on Rte 20 and it's huge , very excellent condition, many monuments and most in good to ex. condition, I drove around and just poked a bit, I will try to get records for this and get them online this winter; There is caretakers house on the premises and an office, no one there today I'll go back this week and see what they have for records Some of the names I jotted on a grocery slip PUTNAM, JOSEPH d 3/31/1867 ae 71 and fam RUSSELL SMITH McCORD this is spectacular, in a circle, it's a circle of 6 marble pillars in the center a huge pot of flowers and around is the smaller McCord markers, there are others throughout the cemetery another spectacular sight, GEORGE TOWN 1848-1938 Civil War soldier and a huge statue of a Civil War soldier on the top, this is a massive. monument to him and wife Elizabeth Huge WAGNER mon DOUVILLE KENDALL SCOULLER COLE SOUTHARD LUKE WEBB HART PECK BURCH GRIFFIN with BEMISS same monument CAMPBELLS, lots SKELLIE SCOTT GEO W CLEAVELAND 1816-1898 wife Keziah S. DOANE 1828-1898 He was the first pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Harbor Creek, 1849-1898 SPAFFORD TOWNE CUSTARD LEE HARDY JONES LINBERG WELLS and many hundreds more also there is my BENJAMIN TROW SPOONER 1802-1881 and family I did find some of them, Dee in Chautauqua