Since the 1910s, the Daughters of the American Revolution have been transcribing unpublished records to help preserve them. They then publish these as part of the Genealogical Record Committee (GRC) Reports.
One of the GRC Reports is a 208-page volume (#317 of the Cemetery, Church, and Town Record Reports) from the DAR Niagara Falls Chapter (of which I am a member) of records that were copied from the Niagara County Historian’s Office.
The report lists the name of the person that was buried, born, died, and the name of the cemetery.
In May 2015, the Town of Lewiston installed a new flagpole at Dickerson Cemetery. A news article from WNYPapers.com states that the cemetery was established in 1854 from land donated by Isaac Woolson II; the cemetery was in an abandoned state for many years; and the Town of Lewiston assumed ownership in 1983.1