Maps: County road names and numbers are in reference to the St. Lawrence County Highway Map. If you have one of these maps, be sure that it is a 1997 or later map, since some road numbers were changed at that time. This map may be ordered through the St. Lawrence County Highway Department, 44 Park Street, Canton, New York 13617 phone315 379-1542. Cost for the map is $3.00 which includes shipping, and must be paid in advance.

Topo Map: This refers to the 7.5 minute series topographic maps that are available for purchase at various locations in all areas of the United States. These maps can also be accessed on the St. Lawrence County Government web page, in the Planning Department section entitled "MAPS".

GNIS: Geographic Names Information System is a section of the USGS National Mapping Information web page. Cemeteries are one of the many search categories found on this page.

DAR BK: This refers to the book, "Heroes of the AmericanRevolution, St. Lawrence County, New York" published by the Nihanawate Chapter of the Daughters Of The American Revolution National Society in 1998.

Toponyms: This refers to the book, "Claims To Name:Toponyms of St.Lawrence County", authored by Kelsie B.Harder and Mary H. Smallman, published in 1992.

Obit: Information taken from obituaries in various local newspapers.

NYSCD: Refers to the New York State Cemetery Directory 1995-1997, authored by Association of Municipal Historians of New York State and published by Heritage Books, Inc. Published in 1999. (St. Lawrence County cemeteries are listed in Volume III of the three volume collection).

SLCHA: St. Lawrence County Historical Association located at the Silas Wright Museum at 3 East Main Street, P. O. Box 8, Canton, New York 13617, phone 315 386-8133. (There are many sources of information available at this location, and helpful, friendly people available to assist you).

If there is a stone census on these pages, it most probably is a recent one that has been taken in the last year or two (1998 or later), and for the most part it was done by taking digital photographs and then transcribing the information from the photographs. If any other stone census was used, the proper credit and source is included with the census.

As of this time (March 2000) there is still much work remaining to do on this project but I will be making corrections and changes on a regular basis. If you would like to contact me, please do so at: