ID	Cemetery Name	First Burial	Last Burial	# Graves	GPS Lat / Lon	Location and Notes
12	Aldrich-Kendall	1848	1850	6	43.544151 -72.436852	Note: Unfortunately, this cemetery no longer exists. The current land owner had it removed. The remains were examined by UVM and reburied in the New Aldrich Cemetery. Old cemetery information: In a field a short distance north of a house on a dead end road off Town Farm Hill Road. The farm that contains the cemetery was owned by Roy Kendall in 1907 when Byron Ruggles did a survey for the Hartland Historical Society.
6	Center	1801	1937	300	43.572151 -72.425591	Located off Town Road 32 Center of Town Road a few yards east of the junction of Advent Hill Rd. This is the site of the original center of the town of Hartland thus the name Center Cemetery.
2	Cutts - Paddleford	1773	1887	100	43.601162 -72.381065	Located on the North side of Clay Hill Road (T.R. 15)- 2 miles from US 5. Located beyond the North Hartland Dam this cemetery has a beautiful view to the east looking into New Hampshire.
7	Densmore Hill	1813	1917	150	43.567474 -72.497337	Located off T.R. 23 Densmore Hill Road, just north of intersection with Creampot Rd.
3	Frizzell				43.605422 -72.481701	On private property off Hartland Hill Road near the Woodstock town line.
5	Gallup - Dunbar				43.581924 -72.374573	West side of Rt. 5 1 mi south of North Hartland Village.
8	Gallup - Weed Road	1800	1987	71	43.564377 -72.467766	Located at T.R. 22 Weed Road. 100 yards east of the road. Watch for a narrow dirt lane. This is Roger from Ewize Inc. testing the updating of the ceme_des table. This is only a test.
4	Gill	1801	1906	75	43.597015 -72.472298	Located on Northeast side of Hartland Hill Road at junction with Old Birch Road.
13	Hartland Village	1763			43.539959 -72.395706	Hartland Village Cemetery is located about 100 yds. east of Rt. 5 and 12 intersection (Three Corners), behind the Congregational Church. This is the largest of the Hartland cemeteries and faces south toward Mt. Ascutney. It was established in 1763 and today is managed and maintained by the â€œHartland Cemetery Associationâ€. There are many old stones directly behind and beside the church.
14	Jenneville	1802	2006	450	43.534546 -72.488747	At the corner of Jenneville Road and French Hill Road. Full of wildflowers in the summer. This small cemetery is well maintained.
22	New Aldrich				43.546646 -72.439697	Cemetery relocated in 2013.
NA	Other					Hartland people who are not buried in one of the official cemeteries are listed here. This includes people who were born in Hartland or lived there but are buried someplace else.
10	Plains	1772	1883	300	43.560268 -72.386627	West side of Rt. 5 close to the road north of Hartland. This cemetery is the site of the grave of Timothy Lull one of the very first settlers of Hartland.
9	Quaker - Willard	1800	1882	21	43.560089 -72.425430	T.R. 18 Mace Hill Road on west side just north of junction with Cobb Hill Road up over a bank and behind a stone wall. A very small graveyard.
1	Trask	1834	1899	28	43.604443 -72.340950	Just east of I91- 650 yards up a private road beyond the end of the town road. Nearly across from a large ledge face on the west side of I91 near a curve at the top of the hill going north out of North Hartland.
15	Walker	1805	1895	74	43.535614 -72.432053	Walker cemetery is located about 300 yards off County Road on a side road (Walker Cemetery Road) and set back 60 yards from the road. It is surrounded by a beautiful stone wall and shaded by large maples. There are many stones that are now just nubs. Some of these were recorded in earlier surveys, but many are not.
11	Weed	1791	2005	75	43.555771 -72.460640	Weed cemetery is on the northeast side of T.R. 22 Weed Road. There are some steps with white railing leading to a gate into the cemetery. In 2002 some restoration was done on a number of gravestones.
	zUnidentified					Gravestones that may be in Hartland, but have not been confirmed are listed under this heading. Such gravestones might be from old directories, which could be incorrect, or from other sources. If you have information about any of the stones listed in this category, please contact the Hartland Historical Society.