1. Gardner South - first of two cemeteries established for the Gardner family by Samuel Gardner, located on Old Gardner's Neck Road (behind Fire Station)
2. Gardner North - second of two cemeteries established for the Gardner family by Samuel Gardner, located on Old Gardner's Neck Road (behind Fire Station)
3. Sisson - the Sisson Family burial grounds located on Seaview Avenue in Touisset about 25 feet from the street on the south side of the farm house
4. Brown - affiliated with the Episcopal Church, The Church of Christ and started by the Brown family in approximately 1765 - located in the woods behind 681 Pearse Road (there is a right of way to the cemetery)
5. Luther-Riley - located on Old Warren Road approximately 1/4 mile down from the corner (1764 to 1978)
6. Buffington Family - located on Cedar Avenue not far from the corner of Birchwood Avenue (1871 to 1954)
7. Kingsley - Kingsley family cemetery located on Milford Road at the junction of Route 118 next to a private home and at the rear of a bank (1805 to 1880)
8. Luther - located on Milford Road between Spring Street and Taft Street (1776 to 1862)
9. Old Smallpox - located on Milford Road directly opposite 165 Milford Road and documents the losses due to small pox from 1753 through 1763
10. Hale - located 300 yards down the lane behind 410 Locust Street
11. Martin - located on Locust Street east of Oak Street
12. Eddy - located behind the Baker Slaughter House at 235 Locust Street on a small hill about 100 yards from the north side of Locust Street
13. Lee - located 400 feet up Pierce Lane on the south side, east of Purchase Street opposite the end of Hornbine Road (1800 to 1875)
14. Wood - Wood Family Cemetery located on the south side of Wood Street , 1/2 mile west of Delmage Road (1755 to 1888)
15. Christ Church - the main cemetery for Christ Church located behind the church on Main Street (1847 to present)
16. Town Hall - located behind the town hall on Main Street, also called the 'Old Burial Ground'
17. Lewin - located on the Paquette Farm and 300 yards north of 265 Old Stevens Road in the middle of fields
18. Eddy - located 499 feet in the rear of the St. Louis de France Church at 56 Buffington Avenue
19. Eddy - located east of the former Swan Finishing Company parking lot at the end of Ledge Road and on the bank of the Coles River
20. Ingalls - located 300 yards east of Breslin Path opposite the ruins of an old farm house
21. Martin - - located 300 feet behind 178 Hortonville Road ("six graves of people who were said to be 'colored people of town'")
22. Wheaton - located behind the Somerset Sportsman's Club on Breslin Path, about 400 feet south of the Baker Road entrance
23. Asa Chace - located on the north side of Baker Road, about a 1/2 mile east of Purchase Street (1858 to 1951)
24. Mason-Chace - located east of 123 Baker Road, on the north side
25. Mason-Horton - located on the east side of Hortonville Road, 300 feet north of Cummings Road
26. Baker - located on the east side of Hortonville Road between #417 and #451
27. Reed-Mason - located south of 950 Hortonville Road
28. Col. Peleg Slade - located on the east side of Hortonville Road near the corner of Hailes Hill Road (1813 - ?)
29. Chase - located on the west side of Sharp's Lot Road, south of #468
30. Mount Hope - the town's main cemetery located on land that faces both Hortonville Road and Milford Road
31. Lawton - located on the east side of Sharp's Lot Road, south of #333
32. Martin
33. Pierce
34. Old Baptist Church - located on the corner of Baptist Street and Route 6, across from the First Baptist Church of Swansea
35. First Baptist Church a.k.a. Old Thomas - located on the south side of Route 6 opposite the First Baptist Church of Swansea. In 1924 the old burial ground was cut by construction of Rt 6 and graves were moved to the old section of the Thomas Cemetery.
36. Cole - located near the corner of Lazywood Lane and Mountfair Circle, next to 158 Mountfair Circle
37. Monroe - located in the rear of 237 Burnside Drive (1843 to 1860)
38. Kingsley - located behind Old Fall River Road between Old Fall River Road and Route 6, about 500 feet from the street
39. First Christian Church
40. Christopher-Mason - located approximately 100 yards north on the lane beside 358 Stephen French Road
41. Wood - located on the East side of Reed Road, north of 447 Reed Road
42. Polly Wood - located on the original farm of Thomas Wood, a surveyor who settled in Swansea about 1720, at the southeast end of the Warren Reservoir, 150 feet from the water and 100 feet southwest of a large beech tree
43. Vinnicum Woods Cemetery - 241 Vinnicum Rd Swansea, MA

Additional listing for the Bourn Cemetery, Somerset, Massachusetts (sorry this is not part of the searchable Swansea database).

A link to Historical Cemeteries in Present Day Rehoboth