The "Warsaw Cemetery" is located on both sides of South Main Street (Route 19) in the Village and Town of Warsaw. As shown on the aerial map linked below, four parcels of land essentially comprise the "Warsaw Cemetery." The "Pioneer Cemetery" is the oldest part of the "Warsaw Cemetery" and covers about two acres on the east side of South Main Street. About five acres nearly opposite the "Pioneer Cemetery" on the west side of South Main Street were added in 1850. A third tract adjoins the "Pioneer Cemetery" on its south side and is delineated by a vertical dotted line on the aerial map. The fourth parcel is located south of the former caretaker's home. It should be noted that "St. Michael's Cemetery" adjoins the "Warsaw Cemetery" on the east side of South Main.

A link listing burials in the "Pioneer Cemetery" will be provided at a later date.

For a brief history of the "Warsaw Cemetery", please click history

At this time (September 4, 2010), the information provided on this page refers only to those buried in the "Warsaw Cemetery".

Click aerial view of the "Warsaw Cemetery"

The Wyoming County Historian’s Office created a database which includes the names, burial dates and lot numbers of approximately 7,000 graves in the Warsaw Cemetery. The data were compiled using the records of the former Warsaw Cemetery Caretaker, John Webb and the late Harry S. Douglas. Readings from the gravestones and obituaries were furnished by local resident *Sally Smith.

Warsaw Historical Society *Volunteers are in the process of updating the database to include death dates and other information. The database is linked below. Three cemetery maps, one of the east side, one of the west side and another of the west side south of the former Caretaker's house are also linked below. The database and maps will be updated as time permits. Please check back for updates.

Steps to find a grave.

Click Warsaw Cemetery Database for a list of persons buried on the east and west sides of the Warsaw Cemetery.

The database lists names in alphabetical order as well as lot numbers, whether on the east or west side and section locaters (a through m) further to the right. Look for a name and find the lot number as well as the location, whether on the east or west side of the cemetery. Then note the section. The section is indicated by alphabetical letters such as g. Write this information down and then click on one of the cemetery maps below to find the grave site.

East Side Cemetery Map

West Side Cemetery Map

West Side Cemetery Map of graves located south of the former Caretaker's house

Once the appropriate map is shown, locate the section and then the lot number.

You’ve just found the approximate location of the grave.

*Historical Society volunteers include George Almeter, Carol Weber, Constance Pullen and Gordon Kelsey.