I recently spoke to George Stafford (historian for Town of Masonville) about the ever elusive 'Young Cemetery' on Steam Mill Rd, Town of Deposit, just south of Masonville line, not sure if it is just barely on State land or private property. He gave me directions and after about a half hour of tramping through the forest...I found it! Here are the precise directions in finding it and people buried there. My gr.gr.grandfather's sister and her husband and his parents and inlaws are their, among others.  -- Mark Avery, October 22, 2004      Young Cemetery   Location: From Rte. 8 enter on to Steam Mill Rd. Set odometer to zero. Drive 'exactly' 1.9 miles. At this point, there is a break in the stone wall that is on the left (west) side of road. On the north end of the opening is a State Forest sign. If you pass "The Last Dollar" hunting cabin on your right, you've gone too far. At the opening in the fence, previously mentioned, walk due west aprox.750'. Cemetery is there and in pretty good shape. It is marked with a white cross. People buried there are as follows:   Sarah M. Haight (wife of Stephen Young) Died 11/4/1868 Age 38 yrs. 1 mo. 29 days Birth 9/5/1830   Stephen Young Died 3/13/1914 Age 91 yrs. 1mo. 21 days Birth 1/29/1823   George Young Died 4/7/1874 Age 22 yrs. Birth 1852   Sarah Avery Young (wife of Herman Young) Died 8/5/1891   Notes: Died while giving birth to son Robert. Birth 2/26/1855   Herman Young no death date but marker there Birth 5/13/1856   Sally L. Haight (wife of Oliver J. Haight) Died 2/21/1867 Age 71 yrs. 19 days Birth 2/2/1796   Oliver J. Haight Died 6/28/1883 Age 86 yrs. 10 mos. 2 dys. Birth 9/4/1796   Notes: His daughter was Sarah M. Haight.   Leonard Haight Son of Sally and Oliver 24 yrs. old Rest of stone unreadable   Another stone that reads Leonard Haight Rest of stone unreadable   There is one stone that simply says 'Mother' (on top of stone) and 'Brother' (on face of stone)   There are 4 other small, unreadable markers.