Beers = found on 1867 Beers Atlas
Terraserve = found on topographical map on web

	Cemetery	Hamlet	Earliest Stone	2nd  Stone	#	Comments
	Quaker Hill Cemetery	Quaker Hill	1794	1794	159	Found,  On East side of Quaker Hill Rd (CR66), at intersection with Meeting House Rd.   The Quaker Meeting house is just east of this location on Meeting House Rd.   At the Meeting house site is a maker for the Revolutionary solders buried here.  In 1916, " Community ground.  On Quaker Hill. Cared for. Known as Quaker Hill Cemetery, Inc."  Meeting House Postcard
	Akin Family Groun	Mizzen Top	1805	1814	26	In 1914,  "Near Mizzen Top, by the road. Known as the Akin ground. Restored in order in late years by Mr. Martin Leach, who has also provided a fund for permanent care."
	Toffey Ground	Mizzeen Top	1814	1821	21	In 1916, "About half a mile from Mizzentop, in a field a quarter of a mile from the road. CONDITION: Good."   Mizzentop Postcard
	Allen Family Ground	Quaker Hill	1840	1848	7	In 1914,  "Near Quaker Hill.  Overgrown and deserted."
	Brownell Ground St John's Cemetery	West Pawling	1801	1821	532	Found.  I imagine that Brownell Ground is the same as the current large  St. John's Cemetery visible from the Pawling RR Station.  In 1914,  " At West Pawling, near the railroad station.  Thickly overgrown but used within recent years."
	Watt / Slocum	Pawling	1786	1806	16	Found,  At intersection of Rt 22 and Main St.  In 1914,  "South of the village of Pawling, near the golf links. Overgrown; surrounded by a stone wall.
	Howes Family		1810	1812	15	Buys, "This cemetery is less than ½ mile from Putnam County on the west side of Route 22 in a small clump of trees about 250 ft. west of the road."
	Abott	Holmes	1863	1872	2	Buys, "On Route 292 at Holmes [Town of Pawling], very near the Putnam County border, is a dwelling and property used as a Methodist parsonage. This plot is about 200 ft. from the road near a stone wall on the north side of the parsonage." Hulda and Seth Abbott. The Holmes Methodist church is on Holmes road, about 100 yds. from where Holmes Rd. meets Rt. 292.  Holmes Postcard 1922
	Turner	Holmes	1870	1875	2	Not yet found,  This is South Rd in Holmes, not South road in Pawling. Buys, "Take the Holmes Rd. east of Route 52 to South Road [hamlet of Holmes,  Proceed on this road in a northerly direction for about .45 of a mile. On the left what resembles a driveway is the now-abandoned "Valley Road." Go west on this road for about a mile and down several hills until you cross the remains of small wooden bridge across a brook. About 70 ft. past the brook is a break in the stone wall on the left side of the road. Enter the break and proceed about 100 ft. farther to the west and about 150 ft. south of the road."
	Turner / Spencer	Holmes	1850	1854	9	Not yest found,  This is South Rd in Holmes, not South Rd in Pawling. Buys, "This cemetery is located on South Road [hamlet of Holmes, Town of Pawling]. Proceed .5 mile from the Holmes Road on South Road. This cemetery is just past a curve on the right hand side."
	Campbell Ground	Hurd's Corners	1817	1834	20	In 1914, "CONDITION: Overgrown; enclosed by a stone wall. "
	Cushing Ground	Hurds' Corners	1794	1825	6+	" On Green farm, near Hurd's Corners,"
	Bowdy	Akindale	1812	1817	5	"Near "Akindale," Pawling, N.Y., on property which probably belonged to Moses Bowdy. Many stones have been removed.  These stones are all very tall, which  is probably the reason they were not carried away."
	Kirby		1831		3	" West of the front door of the Gideon Kirby home (owned, by Mrs.  Kenneth Howgate.)
	Dodge		1807	1816	31	"On what was the Dodge Farm, near Pawling."
	Haynes		1809	1812	76	In 1914, "A mile N of the village of Pawling, on the Dykeman Farm.  Condition:   In fair order.   12 stones removed from here to the Pawling Rural Cemetery are included in this list."
	Pierce		1794	1806	18	In 1916, "West of Pawling, on the Dykeman farm.  CONDITION: Abandoned.  Known locally as the Pierce ground.
	Sherman		1888		1	In 1914, "Two miles north of Hurd's Corners. CONDITION: In an open field.  This is a large granite monument, standing alone.  Benjamin and Deborah Sherman 1805  Erected by descendants 1888. "
	Taber Family		1783	1783	17	In 1924, "Two miles and a half north of Quaker Hill, on the farm of William Taber."
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