It is believed that there have been some burials further to the east of the old burial site in amongst some native shrubs growing there. There are apparently no records of this. The southern section is the one being used now and contains most of the recent burials. The Council maintains the site and has a constantly ongoing program of weedspraying to maintain a presentable appearance. In recent months the Flinders Ranges Council has developed a site further south for use by those wishing to bring ashes here for burial.
Quorn cemetery seems to be a place where many travellers come to learn some of their ancestry.
A number of graves are situated here and no doubt much of the history of Gordon is tied up with these sites. The earliest marked grave is that of Martha Philips who died in 1857 aged 46 years. It is believed that there are at least 15 graves situated here some of which are not marked. Kanyaka Cemetery and Margaret Menzies Grave. It is interesting to note the grave of one young boy who lived approximately five kilometres up the road.