In an article in the Brockport Republic in 1890 was thefollowing article describing this cemetery and it also tellssome of the persons buried there. Then some otherinscriptions were added by a visit to the cemetery in July1988.

On the Redman Road in Hamlin, about half a mile north of the Sandy Creek, is an old and small cemetery that dates back to the early years of this century, and which contains the ashes of some of the pioneer settlers of the Town of Clarkson. The land embraced in this cemetery may be a little over half an acre, is sandy and dry, and was a good burial place in its day. It has, apparently been wholly abandoned for a burial purposes, and with its dense growth of weeds, bushes and trees is a forcible illustrations of how dismal a place an old cemetery may become. There are many graves without headstones; some with ordinary field stone; some with broken marble; and nearly all of the stones in good standing are greatly obscured by the rank weeds and bushes. There are no monuments in the ground. In this cemetery there are probably about fifty persons buried. As will appear further on, the earliest date of a recorded death is in 1823.

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