An endowment fund gives assurance of perpetual care and the cemetery is kept in good condition. The Frank Sisson family has a burial plot immediately back of this cemetery. Pine Grove cemetery at Rosenberg four corners has been used as a burial place for more than a hundred and twenty years. The land was given by Stephen Southwick. The removal of the schoolhouse a few years ago had made space available for additional lots.
Some lots are available for sale and an adequate endowment assures perpetual care.
All of the graves that can be identified have been marked and a record has been compiled for convenient reference. Isaac Allen is among the better known of the early settlers buried at Pine Gtove. In a very real sense the Pine Grove burial ground is a silent tribute to a virile pioneer community where lyceums and farmers clubs once flourished and a substantial school library provided good books for the entire neighborhood. The old Friends cemetery at the corner of North Quaker Street and Wilcox Road, now in North Collins, is the burial place of many Quaker settlers who lived in the northwest part of Collins. The names of Sisson, Southwick, Sherman, Hull and Gifford call to mind prominent families of a hundred years ago.