This website was last updated 5/21/25
Take Rte. 31 West from Newark toward Macedon from Palmyra. Right on to Walworth Road. Cemetery is over Quaker Rd. on the left between two houses. The old Baptist cemetery is behind the houses and is currently landlocked.
You'll have to cross people's lawns. Please contact people or knock on their doors before walking on their property. Look for a blue sign on the side of the road while you're driving.
Coordinates: 43.06511, -77.26016
Currently over 100 are recorded. Check Findagrave.com under Old Baptist Cemetery or Bryant Cemetery in Macedon!
Number as of September 2024
If you have photos or information you want to share, Erika Newcombe, the creator of this page can be contacted at
585-773-0746.
She is in charge of collecting information for this website and will be more than eager if you have new information that can be used to help preserve and record the individual in the Old Baptist Cemetery.
Erika will not respond back unless you leave a message so she doesn't think it's a spam text or call.
I recommend checking out this YouTube video (Click on the Link below) and the video will tell you everything you need to get the job done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WdUSzKcmjs&ab_channel=HonorYourDNA
D/2 Biological Solution was used on the Headstones in the Old Baptist Cemetery and is the safest solution that can be used on graves.
Erika Newcombe, the creator of this page will answer questions at the number,
585-773-0746.
Erika will not respond back unless you leave a message so she doesn't think its a spam text or call.
Linda Braun, The Macedon Town Historian, can be contacted at the email: historian@macedontown.net
Erika Newcombe, the creator of this page, will make changes to the website immediately if there is false information. Please call,
585-773-0746 to report.
Erika will not respond back unless you leave a message so she doesn't think its a spam text or call.
The majority of the headstones were moved prior to the 2021 Girl Scout Project for various reasons. Most of the headstones were placed in incorrect spots to make the cemetery easier to mow. For people such as Elizabeth Harland, her burial location is unknown, so it was a judgement call where to place her headstone. Factors such as where other family is buried, size of the headstone, mowing and also future placements are all taken into consideration before a headstone is placed, at least with the 2021 Girl Scout Project. There is also the amount of work that has to be done, and not every headstone can be perfect due to the width of time in the Summer.