It is also .03 of a mile from the Stueben County boundry line. The site measures about 90 feet in width and 135 feet in depth, is fenced on three sides, and there are 10 very large and old maple and oak trees growing on the boundry lines. The cemetery name board lays against the front, or road, side fence. There are many more graves than there are tombstones. Half a dozen unmarked fieldstone stubs dot the grounds and there are three graves marked only by wax flowers.
Numerous depressions locate forgotten resting places.
There could be as many as 25 or 30 additional graves of this type. The following record was made by Joseph and Doris Boyd on June 30, 1975. Data in brackets does not appear on the tombstone, but has been added for interest. Wife of William Fuller. Co. C, 188th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol.