Some of our larger cemeteries are well known, but others are largely forgotten. We hope this complete list of Conway, New Hampshire Cemeteries is helpful to you. We have counted 48 cemeteries. 

 These have been entered into the cemetery database.

CEMETERY

DESCRIPTION

MAINTAINED BY

Banfill

Burbank

Bean

Also called Deering was given one acre by the town on 4 June, 1801 by Ebenezer Bean. C1807

Town

Catholic

Route 16 across from LL Bean

Association

Center Conway

1810. On Route 302 across from Conway Rec. Center

Association

Chadbourn

In South Conway it is about fifty yards north of the entrance to an abandoned road and about a hundred feet into the woods. It is badly overgrown and it is almost impossible to see.

Conway Village

In Conway Village off Washington Street/West Side Road.

Association

Davis Hill

In South Conway, surrounded by a rectangular wall of granite slabs and contains twelve stones representing sixteen people.

Dennett

In South Conway, the military monument of Mark Winburn Dennett is in the extreme southeastern section of South Conway across the Old Brownfield Road. Most family members are buried in Maine.

Dinsmore1

Route 16A Intervale. c1799
Also called Densmore

Private

Dinsmore2

West Side Road

Association

Dolloff or Harriman

In Eaton, also called Harriman take the sharp corner in the center of Eaton. Pass Rock House Mt. Farm go one and one-half miles from the center of Eaton. Cemetery is on the right.

Private

Drew

Colby Drew

Eaton

In South Conway, a family lot occupies a raised mound surrounded by granite slabs, a few hundred feet north of the Brownfield Road on an old logging trail. It is about one-third of a mile west of the state line.

Garland

Green Hill

Green Hill Cemetery is on the left at the beginning of Green Hill Road. C1813

Association

Hale

Joseph

Private

Hale

Matthew Hale Cemetery is located two miles up West Side Road on the left between the road and the railroad tracks this side of the cross farm.

Private

Russel/Hale

Private

Hamilton

In South Conway at the end of Potter Road; there are about fifteen graves here.

Private

Hart

Also called Runmels. Field stone markers

Hatch, Calvin

In South Conway, the Calvin Hatch Cemetery is an eighth of a mile south of the Davis Hill Cemetery. It contains eight headstones, at least two of which are only memorials, and an eight-foot obelisk.

Hatch, Otis

In South Conway, the Otis Hatch Cemetery containing the graves of Otis and Sarah Hatch, can be found at the top of Crown Hill, turn right and stop short of the first house. Fifty or more yards into the woods on the left/south, the two stones are bordered by granite posts.

Hatch, Ephraim

In South Conway, on top of Birch Hill, the headstones of this cemetery have all been replaced by a single stone bearing a bronze plaque with the names and dates consolidated.

Private

Howard

Marion Howard. Off West Side Road near Cliffside Restaurant.

Private

Kearsarge

Association

Keith

Also called Cemetery #25. A single grave on Cove camp Road less than a half mile from Stark Road on the right. No fence. One marker

Littlefield

In South Conway, the Clark-Littlefield Cemetery is just beyond the Harris Littlefield house and is enclosed by granite posts and iron pipes.

Private

Long

In South Conway, take a right at the fork, one-half mile beyond the Potter Cemetery, on the left, a few yards beyond the fork, and is encased in a fieldstone wall. Most headstones have been smashed.

Lucy

Across from the Lucy Farm on West Side Road, on the knoll in back of the tennis courts.

Private

Meeting House Hill

Rte 302 goes over this cemetery, near the new police station. This is the oldest in Conway. C1778. The original graves were relocated to Ctr. Conway and North Conway.

Town of Conway

Merrill

Route 16 Conway located on a knoll, hidden by bushes a bit north of the Motel and old route 16, across from Merrill Farm.

Private

North Conway

Route 16, c1800

Association

Osgood

Also called Emerson or Thoms. Between Center Conway and the state line, on the left set back, but can be seen from the road.

Association

Perkins

In South Conway on the right at the new end of Baird Hill Road, and enjoys the best view of any in South Conway.

Private

Potter

In South Conway, just over a mile from the entrance to Potter Road on the west edge of the road, on the South Conway-Eaton town boundary.

Private

Sparhawk

Off West Side Road near the railroad crossing by the Cross Farm. In total ruin, the information was obtained from rubbings which were made.

Stark

Stark Road nearly 2 miles from Rt 113 on the right. This cemetery is in very bad condition heavily damaged by equipment from the road crews in 1982.

Sterling

In South Conway, sometimes called Goshen Cemetery, it is South Conway's oldest and largest cemetery and is located on the west side of Gulf Road, one-third of a mile from Brownfield Road. It contains the original settlers of Goshen and Hugh Sterling of Rogers' Rangers fame was buried here in 1800.

Town

Thompson

Edith James' Farm off West Side Road

Private

Wakefield

In South Conway it is a small, tumbledown cemetery a hundred feet or more into the woods north of the Brownfield Road, three hundred yards west of the beginning of the Baird Hill Road.

Private

Wentworth

East Conway Road, on right near Deschombeault farm and can be seen from the road.

Willey

In Intervale off Route 16 south of the Scenic Vista. 

Private