BuffaloResearch.com: Vital Records

The collection consists of compiled death notices and articles from local newspapers with a spreadsheet listing interments by year. Copies of the death notices can be viewed in person at the Wendt Center.

The collection consists of compiled death notices and articles from local newspapers with a spreadsheet listing interments by year. Copies of the death notices can be viewed in person at the Wendt Center.

The collection consists of compiled death notices and articles from local newspapers with a spreadsheet listing interments by year. Copies of the death notices can be viewed in person at the Wendt Center.

The collection consists of compiled death notices and articles from local newspapers with a spreadsheet listing interments by year. Copies of the death notices can be viewed in person at the Wendt Center.

The collection consists of compiled death notices and articles from local newspapers with a spreadsheet listing interments by year. Copies of the death notices can be viewed in person at the Wendt Center.

The collection consists of compiled death notices and articles from local newspapers with a spreadsheet listing interments by year. Copies of the death notices can be viewed in person at the Wendt Center.

A list of the offline cemetery records in the Research Library at the Buffalo History Museum. These records are on microfilm and in print. An in-person visit is needed to use them.

Inscriptions typed in 1948

This is the regulatory body overseeing cemeteries in New York State. The division administers provisions of law dealing with cemetery corporations, including rules and regulations, the sale of lots, charges for services, the acquisition of lands and other activities by cemeteries under sections 1501 et seq. of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law. They are not a burial record archive, but they can help with legal concerns.

Index of surnames

Index of surnames

Index of surnames, P-Z

Index of surnames, H-O

Index of surnames A-G

On Niagara Falls Blvd.

Several dozen online maps for Buffalo-area cemeteries

Contributed by Irvine Gaffney, Town of Collins Historian.

This cemetery was located across from McDonald's (on the north side of the street) on Buffalo Street in Gowanda, NY. At some point in the past, the cemetery was plowed over and the stones discarded.

The Harris Cemetery is located on south Jennings Road, near Conger and is a Quaker cemetery. It was noted in an article by "Alnorca" in 1933. The cemetery is now abandoned.

Source unknown.

Provided by Dorothea Hickman Meyer, Town of Eden Historian.

Source unknown.

Purchasers of plots at the abandoned cemetery on Route 75 (Sisson Highway) near Marshfield Road (slightly south and up a hill), North Collins.

Provided by Dorothea Hickman Meyer, Town of Eden Historian.

Provided by Dorothea Hickman Meyer, Town of Eden Historian.

Source unknown.

Source unknown.

The Brant Cemetery is located on It is located West of the main burial grounds. The cemetery is well kept but, due to age, some stones are becoming illegible and a few are broken. Located on the grounds to the rear of the tool shed is an area of unmarked graves, consisting of infants, children of farm laborers and adults who were either unidentified or could not afford the cost of a lot.

The Shaw Cemetery is located on the Milestrip Road, one-half mile West from the intersection of Route 323 and Milestrip. Although there were many more stones at the turn of the century there are only five at the present time, which is the same number recorded in 1934.

This cemetery contains but five stones and was overgrown with trees and weeds until 1968 when the area was cleared. It is located about one mile north of the intersection of Route 249 and Route 5 in Farnham on the east side of the highway next to the Catholic Cemetery.