For your info, I see where "Old Gravestones of Ulster County, Vol 1', by Poucher is available for searching and download at HeritageQuestOnline, along with other Ulster and NYS books.

Many public libraries subscribe to Heritage Quest - just advise your "fans" to ask their librarian how to access it.

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The members of the Friends of Historic Rochester are updating their cemetery book and are in the midst of reviewing all available burial records in the township of Rochester.

I believe they are your best source.

I suggest you contact them on their website:
http://historicrochester.eyeswrite.com/

Gretchen

I'm trying to find anything about a Moses Winslow. He was baptized in Newburgh in 1801. I find him in the 1850 and 1860 census in Shandaken. His family was separated from him by 1850 and he was living with a young woman and baby in Shandaken. His wife and children were in Callicoon.
Do you have anything about this Moses Winslow in your gravestones book?

Regarding the downloadable version of Poucher, vol 1, from HeritageQuest:

I assumed that "Ellenville Cemetery" was Fantinekill Cemetery since the book had no FC section. However, it's not, as FC was started when the EC became full. The EC is on the south side of Ellenville, someplace I've never been and therefore didn't know about it.

It's not Laurenkill Cemetery, either, as that's a separate section in the book. I think I've read where LC is near the Nevele.

Fantinekill Cemetery must be in vol 2?

If you head south on 209 or Main St. from Ellenville, you will find Country Club Rd as a left fork going to the Nevele. The Ellenville Cem. is not far on that road on your left side.