Hi, Marcia - there's more than 100 historical cemeteries in Smithfield, of which Greenville is a village, and at least five that I can think of in Greenville itself. Here are a few possibilities - do you have the exact cemetery name/number?? I'd be willing to take pics for you ... SM039 - DANIEL SPRAGUE LOT, SMITHFIELD, CHURCH STREET ->300 ft. W of tel pole #6 SM042 - WATERMAN-BURLINGAME LOT, SMITHFIELD, CHURCH STREET ->200 ft. W of tel pole #6 SM045 - GREENVILLE CEMETERY, SMITHFIELD, SMITH AVE ->10 ft. W of tel pole #21 SM049 - SMITH LOT, SMITHFIELD, SMITH AVENUE ->10 ft. S of tel pole #13 SM085 - LITTLE GREENVILLE CEMETERY, SMITHFIELD,CHURCH ST W ->10 ft. E of tel pole #6 1/2 this last one is more modern ... Beth Hurd Johnston, RI beth.hurd@cox.net >Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2008 18:14:42 -0500 >From: Marsha <meocain@att.net> >Subject: [RI] Greenville Cemetery >To: rigenweb@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <47FFF0E2.3000104@att.net> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed > >Hello, > >I just received the death records for 2 of my relatives George Arnold >Corbin and his wife Caroline Brown Jeffers Corbin. They died in 1942 >and 1941. The record states that they are buried in Greenville, RI. So >is this the name of the cemetery or are there many cemeteries in >Greenville. I would like to have pictures of their graves. > >Any help will be appreciated. > >Marsha Ocain >San Antonio, TX