A historic burial ground on Jillson Road in the Town of Attica, listed in Wyoming County records. Acceptance of new monuments is unverified, so confirm who can approve any work first.
Located on Harvester Avenue just south of Main Street and maintained by the Batavia Cemetery Association. We handle permit and foundation approval directly with the association for your family.
Serving Victor for over 200 years off County Roads 3 and 41, Boughton Hill offers traditional burial plots, cremation burials, and columbarium niche structures for families.
At the end of Hoyt Place off Winton Road South, on land that was part of the original Village of Brighton before its 1905 annexation into Rochester. We coordinate permits with the cemetery office.
Operated by the Byron Cemetery Association since 1894, with new lots available in the northern section. We confirm permits, foundation specs, and timing before fabrication begins.
On Albert Street in the Village of Oakfield, maintained by the Town of Oakfield. The Town keeps burial records and a plot map; confirm memorial size and foundation rules before ordering.
Owned and operated by the Village of Churchville on North Main Street. The Village DPW handles plot openings and foundations; we design your monument and coordinate installation.
Also known as Springvale Cemetery, located on Edgerton Road in Elba and maintained by the town. We confirm current foundation specifications and handle the permits for you.
Located on Lockport Road in Oakfield and administered by the Town of Oakfield alongside Cary Cemetery. Monument size and foundation needs should be confirmed with the Town first.
A Batavia cemetery on Harvester Avenue serving Genesee County families. We confirm current foundation specifications, permitted materials, and monument size with the cemetery before production.
Located on Route 19A in the Town of Gainesville. Foundation specifications are confirmed directly with the cemetery association before production of your monument begins.
Founded in 1868 on High Street in Attica, an active nonsectarian cemetery in the Forest Lawn Group offering traditional and green burial. Confirm monument rules with the office first.
One of three cemeteries owned by the Town of Castile. The town publishes lot and interment details; confirm monument size and foundation rules with the Town Clerk before designing.
Located on Clinton Street in Batavia and serving families across Genesee County. We confirm the cemetery’s foundation, material, and monument size requirements before any design goes into production.
Brockport’s historic village burial ground on High Street, overseen by the Town of Sweden Highway Department. Confirm monument approval and foundation needs before new work.
Established in 1866 near Route 237 and South Holley Road, known for 19th-century memorials and a sandstone Gothic Revival chapel. Confirm monument rules before approving a design.
Owned by the local Catholic parish and still active, Holy Cross sits at South Holley Road and Powerline Road, about a mile south of Holley village, beside Hillside Cemetery.
On East Mill Street in the Village of Castile, separate from the town-owned cemeteries. Confirm current monument dimensions, foundation rules, and approval before ordering.
Located on Lake Road and serving Brockport-area families. We confirm the cemetery’s foundation requirements and permit process before the first design meeting, so the family isn’t making those calls.
The main active burial ground in Le Roy, on North Street. Most village families plan monuments around Machpelah, and we coordinate foundation permits and specs with its office.
One of the Town of Elba’s current cemeteries, located on the west side of Maple Avenue in Elba. Confirm monument size, foundation, and installation rules with the Town before ordering.
Owned and operated by the Village of Albion on Route 31, east of the village, and one of the larger cemeteries we work with in Orleans County. We coordinate permits and foundations with the village.
A historic burial ground in Le Roy under the Town of Le Roy’s care. If a family monument here needs restoration, contact us and we’ll confirm what work is possible there.
On Route 237 at the historic Barker Farm site in the North Byron hamlet, managed by the North Byron Cemetery Association. Requirements are confirmed directly before work begins.
The official cemetery of the Town of Parma, located at 260 Parma Center Road and managed by the Parma Union Cemetery Corporation. Confirm monument requirements before ordering.
A historic Elba burial ground on the south side of Chapel Street, between the fire department and the Methodist Church. Contact us about restoring or repairing a family marker here.
A historic burial ground in Pittsford that is now closed to new burials. Family monument restoration, resetting, and lettering repair are available here following a review.
Maintained by the Village of Silver Springs at Duncan Avenue and Main Street. We handle the monument permit process directly with the village, so your family doesn’t have to.
The town’s only active burial ground, run by the Pittsford Cemetery Association with Main and East sections on Washington Road. We coordinate permits and foundation specs directly.
Located two miles west of Oakfield’s village center on Judge Road (Route 63) and administered by the Town of Oakfield. Monument requirements are confirmed with the Town first.
St. Joseph Cemetery and Mausoleum on Harvester Avenue is connected to Resurrection Parish’s St. Joseph site. We confirm material and monument requirements with the parish before fabrication.
A Catholic cemetery on East Avenue in Albion, owned and operated by Holy Family Parish. We confirm material and monument requirements with the parish office before any design is fabricated.
Located on Church Street in Silver Springs. We coordinate material and monument approval directly with the parish office before fabrication of your family’s memorial begins.
Located on Exchange Street in Attica and managed under St. John Neumann Parish. We coordinate material approval and monument specifications directly with the parish office.
Owned by St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church and maintained day-to-day by the Village of Churchville. Families seeking a plot in the Catholic section contact the church office directly.
Organized in 1874 at 1087 Ridge Road in Webster. Monuments are capped at 36″ length, 18″ width, and 48″ height, and must be installed on cemetery-approved foundations only.
At 345 Webster Road, allowing one upright monument per grave up to 4 feet high. Online monument orders aren’t accepted; stones must be delivered by the local monument maker.
Located on Maple Drive in Webster and run by a volunteer not-for-profit board. Specific seasonal rules apply here, and winter decorations must be removed by April 1st each year.
A memorial park at 210 Marsh Road in Pittsford serving Brighton and nearby towns. Its layout often means flush, ground-level markers, so we confirm exactly what is permitted before a design is made.