• Bondcroft Cemetery ~ Bondcroft Drive and Main Street.
• Community Cemetery ~ Main Street at Eggert Road
  "The year was 1811- Abraham Miller build a general store at the corner of Main Street & Eggert Road.
  The Community Cemetery was behind the general store.
  Abraham and his wife Barbara, were buried there in 1843 and 1873 respectfully.
  The location of the remains are unknown , or if there were other burials in this cemetery".
  - Amherst Museum Display (I found the names listed in Skinnerville Cemetery, dates are different)
• Eggert Road Cemetery (1855) ~ Behind 1317 Main Street. Formerly adjacent to St. Benedict's R.C. Church.
• Eggertsville Cemetery ~ Formerly behind brick church on Main Street between Ivyhurst Road and Koster Row.
• Free Church Cemetery (1866) Ivy Hurst Road (Ivyhurst) and Koster Row
• Little Brick Church & Cemetery Ivy Hurst Road (Ivyhurst) and Koster Row **
  "The Little Brick Church and Cemetery" "Just past the "bend" on Main St, between what is now Ivy Hurst Road (Ivyhurst)
  and Koster Row was a little brick church, behind which was a cemetery. On the map of 1866 it was designated "The Free Church" and on a map of 1880's the "Union Church". The original cemetery deed,was dated May 1, 1849, shows that the property was on the north side of "Macadam Road" (Main Street). It was also know as "The Resting Place", dedicated for all denominations.
  Between 1952 and 1957, the Town of Amherst moved the cemetery to
  Skinnerville Cemetery. (1849 - 1956) (B)
  From "A History of the Town Of Amherst" Erie, County, New York, author, Sue Miller Young, 1965 Page 59.
• Resting Place (1849) Ivy Hurst Road Ivyhurst) and Koster Row
• Union Church and Cemetery (1880) Ivy Hurst Road (Ivyhurst) and Koster Row.