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Name Dates Cemetery Town County Notes NAME DATES CEMETERY TOWN COUNTY NOTES Aaron F Rich 1848-1913 South Street Cemetery Triangle Broome Aaron P Rich 1828-1881 New Mount Ida Cemetery Troy Rensselaer Aaron Rich D-1971 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Abbie (House) Rich 1857-1949 Peterboro Cemetery Peterboro Madison Wife Of James W Rich Abby A Rich D-1905 Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn Kings Abby M (Day) Rich B-1859 Holland Cemetery Holland Erie Wife Of Charles S Rich Abigail (Barton) Rich 1740-1820 Annis Cemetery Albion Orleans Wife Of Jonathan Rich Abigail (Fisher) Rich 1781-1863 Grant Cemetery Potsdam St. Lawrence Wife Of Elisha Abigail Elisa (Drake) Rich 1823-1889 Saint Pauls Church Cemetery Mount Vernon Westchester Wife Of Frederick D Rich Abigail Rich 1759-1826 Meredith Square Cemetery Meredith Delaware Wife Of William D Rich Abraham A Rich 1822-1883 Wango Cemetery Forestville Chautauqua Abraham Allen Rich 1822-1892 Evergreen Cemetery Salem Washington Son Of Ebenezer & Mira Smith Abraham Rich D-1854 Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn Kings Abraham Rich D-1959 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Abram S Rich 1802-1855 Grosvenors Corners Cemetery Carlisle Schoharie Addie A (Sleeth) Rich 1876-1954 North Syracuse Cemetery N. Syracuse Onondaga Wife Of Walter Edward Rich Addie L Rich 1860-1903 Mount Hope Cemetery Ticonderoga Essex Daughter Of Henry & Sarah Adelbert Rich 1846-1930 Peterboro Cemetery Peterboro Madison Son Of Wells R Rich Adele (Gaffney) Rich 1919-1992 Old Burying Ground First Southold Suffolk Presbyterian Church Adeline C Rich 1869-1943 Maple Grove Cemetery Richville St. Lawrence Daughter Of Edward A Rich & Angelia Adella Rich 1865-1925 Saint Marys Cemetery Fulton Oswego Adie Aletta Rich D-1872 Maple Grove Cemetery Otselic Chenango Daughter Of RW & Mary E Adin P Rich 1883-1954 Forest Lawn Cemetery Buffalo Erie German Adlebert Rich 1841-1864 Riverside Cemetery Altmar Oswego Son Of Rufus Rich & Saloma Agnes (Yule) Rich 1819-1850 Boardman Cemetery Whitehall Washington Wife Of John J Rich Agnes A Rich 1877-1937 Collamer Cemetery Dewitt Onondaga Agnes M Rich 1878-1894 Liberty Park Cemetery Cattaraugus Cattaraugus Agusta S Rich 1846-1936 Riverside Cemetery Copenhagen Lewis Daughter Of Roland J Rich & Sally Blodgett Albert A Rich 1897-1983 Forest Lawn Cemetery Buffalo Erie German Albert Allen Rich 1925-1968 Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale Suffolk Albert K Rich 1847-1893 Brown Cemetery Carlton Orleans Son Of Albert Rich & Eliza Hall Albert M Rich 1907-1984 Caroline Grove Cemetery Caroline Tompkins Son Of Lewis G Rich & Mary Earsley Albert P Rich 1860-1933 Union Hill Cemetery Cato Cayuga Son Of Frank & Francis Petty Albert Rich 1824-1825 North Street Cemetery Auburn Cayuga Son Of Russell Rich & Polly Albert Rich 1805-1884 Brown Cemetery Carlton Orleans B-New Hampshire Albert Rich D-1978 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Alberta M Rich 1916-1971 Grand View Cemetery Batavia Genesee Wife Of Charles A Rich Alethea Rich 1777-1859 Stevens Cemetery Lacona Oswego Wife Of Josiah Alexander Rich D-1922 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Alfred B Rich D-1918 Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn Kings Alfred E Rich 1886-1964 St Francis Cemetery Leroy Genesee Son Of Mortimer J Rich Alfred F Rich 1859-1863 Cedar Hill Cemetery Montrose Westchester Alfred Rich 1893-1894 Wiltwyck Cemetery Kingston Ulster Son Of Newton J & Marie Alfred Rich 1786-1847 Hillside Cemetery Dundee Yates Son Of John & Abigail Alga (Wilber) Rich 1877-1924 Morrisville Rural Center Morrisvillem Madison Wife Of Morris E Rich Alice (Matthews) Rich 1860-1922 Boardman Cemetery Whitehall Washington Alice (Wright) Rich 1863-1905 Liberty Park Cemetery Cattaraugus Cattaraugus Wife Of Truman H Rich Alice E Rich 1865-1945 West Potsdam Cemetery Potsdam St. Lawrence Alice J (Turner) Rich 1855-1933 Union Hill Cemetery Cato Cayuga Wife Of Charles F Rich Alice Rich 1891-1940 Oakwood Cemetery Penfield Monroe Alice Rich 1911-1913 Knoxboro Augusta Cemetery Augusta Oneida Alida (Burdick) Rich 1856-1932 Fort Hill Cemetery Auburn Cayuga Wife Of James Flager Rich Alida L Rich 1858-1944 Eaton Village Cemetery Eaton Madison Wife Of Charles W Rich Allen S Rich D-1839 Waites Corners Cemetery White Creek Washinhton Allie Rich D-1856 Mount Hope Cemetery Rochester Monroe Allison E Rich 1828-1829 Oneida Lake Cemetery Canastota Madison Son Of John S & Mary Alma J (Simon) Rich 1950-1996 Maple Grove Cemetery Jordan Onondaga Alma Rich 1925-1995 Calverton National Cemetery Calverton Suffolk Alma Rich 1802-1853 Hillside Cemetery Dundee Yates Wife Of Alfred Almon Rich 1880-1881 Union Cemetery Fort Edward Washington Alonzo R Rich 1828-1888 Temple Hill cemetery Geneseo Livingston Son Of Russel & Athea Althea Rich 1803-1879 Temple Hill cemetery Geneseo Livingston Wife of Russel Rich Alvira (Alger) Rich 1850-1889 North Bangor Cemetery Bangor Franklin Wife Of Byron Rich Amanda M (Parr) Rich 1825-1850 Hillside Rest Cemetery Franklin Wife Of Sylvester C Rich Amanda Rich 1821-1901 Lakeview Cemetery Brockport Monroe Amanda Rich 1830-1880 Marion Cemetery Marion Wayne Amelia E Rich 1896-1939 Floral Park Cemetery Johnson City Broome 1st Wife Of George Rich Amelia E Rich 1860-1881 Central Bridge Cemetery Schoharie Schoharie Amelia Rich 1837-1854 Bushnell Cemetery Lakeport Madison Daughter Of Asaph & Harriet Spencer Amos C Rich 1855-1933 Ballston Spa Village Cemetery Ballston Spa Saratoga Son Of Cyrus F Rich & Harriet Amy (Collin) Rich 1800-1898 Jug City Cemetery Genesee Wife Of Knowlton Rich Amy (Mason) Rich 1782-1862 Comstock Cemetery Comstock Washington Wife Of Richard Rich Andrew J Rich 1876-1953 Maplewood Cemetery Marilla Erie Andrew Jackson Rich 1823-1870 Forest Lawn Cemetery Buffalo Erie Angelia A Rich 1837-1882 Maple Grove Cemetery Richville St. Lawrence Wife Of E.A. Rich Ann (Cobb) Rich 1809-1835 Wayside Cemetery Richville St. Lawrence 2nd Wife Of Christopher C Rich Ann Eliza Rich 1832-1889 South Kortright Cemetery Stamford Delaware Daughter Of James Rich & Helena Marshall Ann Rich D-1874 Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn Kings Ann Rich D-1912 Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn Kings Ann Rich D-1863 Yorktown Church Cemetery Yorktown Westchester Wife Of Daniel Rich Anna (Becker) Rich 1796-1884 Borodino Cemetery Borodino Onondaga Wife Of Dorr Rich Anna (Berkowitz) Rich 1874-1948 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Anna (Hurdoch) Rich D-1983 Saint Mathews Cemetery West Seneca Erie Wife Of William Rich Anna (McCulloch) Rich 1871-1906 Highland Cemetery Marcellus Onondaga Anna (Montgomery) Rich 1790-1868 Old Canton Cemetery Canton St. Lawrence Anna A Rich 1850-1904 Peterboro Cemetery Peterboro Madison Anna B (Hendee) Rich 1784-1870 Riverside Cemetery Belfast Allegany Wife Of Esau Rich Anna B (Kuchinsky) Rich D-2007 Saint John Cemetery Middle Village Queens Anna B Rich 1878-1960 Fort Hill Cemetery Auburn Cayuga Wife Of Frederick K Rich Anna E Rich D-1898 South Onondaga Cemetery S. Onondaga Onondaga Anna M Rich 1879-1966 Saint Marys Cemetery Medina Orleans Anna M Rich 1899-1981 Holy Sepulchre Cemetery E. Greenbush Rensselaer Anna Mae Rich 1885-1975 Riverside Cemetery Belfast Allegany Daughter Of William Mills Rich & Harriet Anna R Rich 1919-1992 Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale Suffolk Anna R Rich 1863-1939 Caroline Grove Cemetery Caroline Tompkins Wife Of Ransom John Rich Anna Rich D-1878 Snyder Hill Cemetery Cattaraugus Cattaraugus Wife Of Joshua Anna Rich Saint Marys Cemetery Herkimer Herkimer Anna Rich 1798-1819 Pineville Cemetery Richland Oswego Wife Of Reuben Rich Anne E Rich 1875-1932 Riverhurst Cemetery Endicott Broome Wife Of Harry F Rich Annie Rich D-1967 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Anthony J Rich 1981-1998 Calverton National Cemetery Calverton Suffolk Anthony Peter Rich 1895-1963 Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale Suffolk Father B-Italy Anthony Rich 1930-1971 Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale Suffolk Antoinette Rich 1930-1973 Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale Suffolk Aphia (Sailsbury) Rich 1793-1868 Forest Lawn Cemetery Buffalo Erie Wife Of Gaius Barrett Rich ((B- 1790) Ara Rich 1915-1978 New Forest Cemetery Utica Oneida Arad Rich 1797-1869 Snyder Hill Cemetery Cattaraugus Cattaraugus Archibald Wallace Rich 1881-1974 Saint Georges Cemetery Newburgh Orange Son Of Archibald & Alice Armena Rich 1804-1864 Sandusky Cemetery Freedom Cattaraugus Wife Of Jonathan Rich Armenia Rich 1856-1865 Granby Center Cemetery Granby Center Oswego Armin Rich D-1920 Mount Hebron Cemetery Flushing Queens Arminda L Rich 1817-1850 Cherry Valley Cemetery Cherry Valley Otsego Wife Of Lyman Hubbard Arthur C Rich 1907-2000 Maplewood Cemetery Springville Erie Arthur G Rich 1879-1883 Knoxboro Augusta Cemetery Augusta Oneida Arthur J Rich 1915-2001 East Caneadea Cemetery Caneadea Allegany F-Edward Percy Rich B-England Arthur L Rich 1898-1975 Maplewood Cemetery Boston Erie Arthur R.P. Rich 1878-1928 Saint Georges Cemetery Newburgh Orange Son Of Archibald & Alice Arthur Rich 1812-1887 Caneadea Cemetery Caneadea Allegany B-England Arthur Rich 1887-1912 Caneadea Cemetery Caneadea Allegany B-Silsac England Artie K Rich 1858-1865 Pierrepont Hill Cemetery Pierrepont St. Lawrence Daughter Of Charles Rich & Melinda Taylor Artimasia (Thompson) Rich 1796-1890 Cherry Valley Cemetery Cherry Valley Otsego Wife Of Asa Artis L Rich 1915-1971 Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale Suffolk Asa Rich 1778-1851 Cherry Valley Cemetery Cherry Valley Otsego Son Of Simeon & Lucy Audrey (Bryant) Rich 1921-1997 Old Burying Ground First Southold Suffolk Presbyterian Church Babara Rich D-2001 Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn Kings Baby Boy Rich D-1920 Caneadea
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