Farley's Seminary Cemetery

Farley's Seminary Cemetery is a graveyard located in the Calfkiller River valley in eastern Putnam County, south of Monterey. It contains fifteen recorded burials, but its poor condition and lack of upkeep may mean additional burials have occurred, without any remaining traces.
The cemetery is named after Farley's Seminary, presumably an educational institution or church located nearby, but no information has been found about this institution.
The oldest identified burial date is 1830, and the most recent is 1890.
==List of burials==
Surname 	First Name 	Middle Name 	Birth Date 	Death Date 	Notes 	
Farley 	J. 	L. 	28 March 1873 	27 April 1874 	Inscription:
"s/o James Farley & M.A."	
Farley 	Mary 	Ann 	12 February 1844	11 August 1887 	Wife of James Farley	
Farley 	Wm. 	S. 	14 December 1879	12 August 1880 	Inscription:
"s/o Jas. Farley & M.A."	
Netherton	Moses 	 	12 March 1838 	1 December 1838 	 	
Netherton	Thomas 	M. 	1 February 1836 	10 December 1838	 	
Officer 	James 	 	 	 	Research suggests:
Born around 1786 in Virginia,
Died 5 April 1848	
Officer 	Nancy 	 	 	 	Research suggests:
Born around 1788 in Virginia,
Died 16 November 1861	
Officer 	Robert 	 	20 April 1788 	20 March 1847 	 	
Officer 	Unmarked infant	Unmarked infant	 	 	 	
Officer 	Unmarked infant	Unmarked infant	 	 	 	
Robinson 	Leah 	 	27 February 1785	27 February 1868	 	
Robinson 	Wm. 	 	1818 	 	 	
W. 	T. 	 	 	1830 	Research suggests:
Possibly Thomas Williams,
Born around 1757,
Died around October 1830	
Watson 	Carrie 	 	10 November 1869	24 February 1888	 	
Watson 	Coolie 	M. 	15 December 1887	15 June 1890 	Inscription:
"d/o Carrie Watson"	
==References==
Category:Putnam County cemeteries
Category:Calfkiller Valley
Category:Cemeteries with burials in the 1830s
Category:Cemeteries with burials in the 1840s
Category:Cemeteries with burials in the 1860s
Category:Cemeteries with burials in the 1870s
Category:Cemeteries with burials in the 1880s
Category:Cemeteries with burials in the 1890s