Also known as Roake Family Burial Ground

Incudes 3 old Roake Farm burial plots

Small cemetery plot located on Rt 132 opposite the Bernstein Adam House property. Contains only 4 visible headstones, with inscriptions. It has been restored with 2 of the fallen stones reset in the ground. Two brownstones are very eroded, the face of one has almost completely fallen off. One is inscribed Gabriel Strang son of Francis and Elizabeth Strang.
Very difficult to locate

The plot is located in the woods on a bank above the highway on the North side of road. The intersection of Strang Blvd is approx 100 yards down the road. There is a house nearby.

As of October 2 2016, Per The NYS and National Registers of Historic Places. The location has been assigned the Unique Site Number (USN) 11918.000099.
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The entire lot is The Hyatt Burying Ground -- inactive since 1825
The Cemeteries of Westchester County, Volume 1, Patrick Raftery, page 230 -- active 1759-1825 -- abandoned 1825

+Abandoned -- Reverend Robert Bolton in his 1848 History of Westchester County: In Crompond Street, near the residence of Enos Lee, is situated an ancient cemetery surrounded by a dense locust grove, containing memorials to the Travis's, Hyatt's, Ferris's and Hughson's... The cemetery, which is doubtless a public one, containing about half an acre of land, is claimed by John J. Roak and Asa Adams
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In 1914 it was reported that
D. W. Letters of a rough stone
F. E. Letters of a rough stone
N. H. Letters of a rough stone
(A number of stones not readable)
Were also present at the site.
For information about restoring this cemetery plot
contact:
Gene Baumwoll CSW (#46879782)
Yorktown Historical Society