Hubbard Cemetery is located in the Town of Junius, Seneca Co., NY. 

BAXTER, Parces, mother of Tyler SMITH

BOYD, Salmah W.

BUCK, Amos; Lovina BUCK, wife of Amos BUCK; Sarah G. BUCK, daughter of William and Eliza BUCK; Charles BUCK; Addie BUCK, children of Perry T. and Emeline BUCK

BURCH, Martha, daughter of Laurence D. and Martha BURCH

DAILY, Sarah, wife of Samuel DAILY

DISBROW, Nancy L., wife of James DISBROW

DUNHAM, William H.; Martha P.H. DUNHAM; George DUNHAM; Martha L. DUNHAM

HUBBARD, Dr. Abner; Martha HUBBARD, wife of Dr. A. HUBBARD

Following on one large four-sided stone: HUBBARD, Orlando; Susan Stuart HUBBARD; Martha M. HUBBARD; Orlando HUBBARD, Jr.; Orlando A. HUBBARD; Infant HUBBARD, children of Orlando and Susan HUBBARD

Following on one stone: HUBBARD, John L.; Sarah E. HUBBARD, wife of J.L. HUBBARD; George G. HUBBARD, son of John L. and Sarah E. HUBBARD

M'ELWAIN, Lucinda, wife of Alex M'ELWAIN, daughter of Aaron HAMILTON

MILLER, Samuel F.; Louisa MILLER, wife of Samuel F. MILLER; Charlotte MILLER; Norman B., MILLER; Charles H. MILLER, son of S.F. and L. MILLER

PRESTON, Ira

RICH, Betsey, wife of Richard RICH

Following on one stone:ROGERS, Franklin; Lerna ROGERS, wife of Franklin ROGERS; Infant ROGERS; Franklin ROGERS, Jr.; Jacob O. ROGERS; Martha ROGERS, daughter of Franklin and Lerna ROGERS

ROGERS, Betsey; ROGERS, Mary Ann, wife of Enos ROGERS; children of Enos and Mary Ann ROGERS; Joel Almon ROGERS, son of Joel and Mary A. ROGERS; Sarah ROGERS

SMITH, Catherine, wife of Tyler SMITH

SMITH, Charles A., son of Tyler and Catherine SMITH

SNARY, Henry; Alice J. SNARY, daughter of Henry and Luviann SNARY; William H. SNARY, son of H. and L.A. SNARY; John A. SNARY, son of H. and L. SNARY

SOUTHWARD, Mary

STEVENSON, Osker L., son of N.B. and S. STEVENSON

STORY, Benjamin; James STORY

STUART, Addison; Prudence STUART

THORNTON, Nehemiah

UPRIGHT, William E., son of Edmon and Laura UPRIGHT

VAN SCHAICK, Elizabeth, wife of Timothy VAN SCHAICK

WATKINS, Abijah; Ellen WATKINS

WEYBURN, Levy

This cemetery is in a disgraceful condition. It has been used as a pasture and stones have been knocked over and trampled on by horses and cattle. Information copied on 29 July 1965 by K.P. Kellogg and C.W. Fegley.

The list of names was supplied to the Washington Co. web page by Martha S. Magill.

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