The Germania Cemetery Association was organized in September, 1874, with Dr. C. Meine, C. Sandbach, F. Scheinkonig, M. Handwerk and M. Gutzsell, trustees. There were ninety-six members, residents of West Branch and Abbot townships, who subscribed $5 each to the capital stock.

Andrews Settlement Cemetery Association was incorporated in February, 1888, with B.F. Bishop, Charles Coats, D.W. Rogers, R.A. Andrews, R. Ellis and E.H. Estes directors.

In June, 1889, a petition for the incorporation of the cemetery was presented by Attorney N.J. Peck, representing P.W. Lawrence, J.L. Raymond, G.W. Colvin, D.T. Hauber, W.W. Ensworth, Lyman Rooks and others.

Genesee Forks Cemetery Association was incorporated in September, 1887, with Thomas Coulston, J.J. Waterman, John C. Keech, Ira Easton and Graham Hurd, directors.

White's Corners Cemetery Association was organized December 15, 1874, with W.J. Latta, James Ladd, W.L. Warner, Lewis White and E. Statham, trustees. The cemetery is about as well kept as that at Ulysses.

The Hebron Cemetery Association was organized in February, 1882, with the object of establishing a burial ground near Hebron post-office. The directors were Sylvester Greenman, L.R. Budric, W. Hydron, G.W. Stillman and J.T. Randall.

Keating Cemetery Association was organized in September, 1886, with Hiram Bridges, John Bundy, Eleazer Dingee, E.A. Whitney and E. Farnuss, trustees.

Eleven Mile Cemetery Association was organized in June, 1888, with twenty-five members, of whom G.F. Rowlee, Dean Healy and O.M. Kemp, were trustees.

The John Lyman Cemetery Association of Roulette was organized January 29, 1878, with Joseph Samsen, D.P. Reed and Rodney Fessenden, trustees. There were twenty-seven stockholders.

Sweden Hill Cemetery Association was organized in 1884, with M.T. Chase, C.C. Chase, H.J. Neffe, Wm. Snyder and J.W. Neffe, directors.

The Fox Hill Cemetery Association was incorporated in January, 1886, with sixteen members, of whom W.A. Heath, V.E. Freeman and Charles Turner, of Brookland, were directors.

The Ulysses Cemetery Association was organized February 14, 1874, for the purpose of establishing a burial ground in the borough of Lewisville. There were fifty-two members, of whom O.R. Bassett, James Nickerson, E.C. Lewis, J.O. Potter, E.W. Chapel and Willet Lyon were trustees.

Transcribed and Submitted by Maureen M. Lee