The Leete Cemetery is located at the intersection of the South Canton Road and the Dayton Road. The Dayton Road intersects US Highway 11 between the villages of Potsdam and Canton. This intersection is approximately 2.5 miles from the railroad overpass as you are leaving Potsdam on Route 11, or 6.2 miles from the intersection of State Highway's 68 and 310 and US 11, in Canton. Turn onto the Dayton Road from US 11 and go all the way to the end of Dayton Road, which is 2.2 miles. The cemetery is on the right, at this intersection. The coordinates for this cemetery are 44 37 18 North and 075 02 09 West, and can be found on the 7.5 minute Pierrepont topographical map. This cemetery is also listed on GNIS, and information is available at the St. LawrenceCounty Historical Association archives in Canton. (SLCHA).

There are at least 140 burials in this cemetery, and there were 33 stones or remnants of stones that I could not read a surname, and labeled as "unknown". The range of dates of death that I was able to read were from 1819 to 1956. The first burial seemed to be a Martha M. (last name unknown) who died December 13, 1819 at age 2 years, and also with another child listed on the same stone, but not legible. An Elizabeth Averill, daughter of Josiah and Catherine Averill died April 17, 1824, and the last burial was an Etta Paige, 1881-1956.