The Seneca Union Cemetery (frequently referred to as the Valois Cemetery) is a public historic memorial cemetery nestled on a hillside near the eastern shore of Seneca Lake in New York State's Finger Lakes region.
About That Unusually Spelled and Pronounced Hector Road Name...
Jack and Gertrude Dugue's arrival in Valois, NY in 1907 led to a life filled with orchards, vineyards, World War II service for their sons, and a quirky newspaper blunder that became a part of their story.
"Perfect Memorials", an update on SUCA activities and a link to the biography "For Whom The Valois Bell May Again Toll".
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