Some of the old cemeteries with burial sites for early Stanton family members are listed here. The intention is not to catalogue all the graves, but perhaps to highlight some of the older cemeteries, and if possible provide links to further data.
ONTARIO
Leeds County Cemeteries, Ontario Genealogical Society. Names and locations and contact info. here.
Clear Lake Cemetery Find a Grave
Clear Lake Cemetery was started by James Stanton of Clear Lake on the corner of his farm land. Member of his family, Stanton’s and Kerr’s are buried there. Find a Grave website indicates that there are no family members living in the area. Actually, there are descendants with different last names.
The Cemetery was classified as abandoned and has been taken over by the township. A volunteer committee raised funds to restore the stones and add signage. A re-dedication ceremony was held. Here is a video I made about the process and the event.
To view the list of names and inventory of stones made in 2005 before the restoration visit this page: http://stone-town-gazette.com/cemeteries/clear-lake-cemetery-transcription-of-stones/
Halladay Burial Place, Elgin, ON Find a Grave
Near the United Church in the centre of Elgin, ON, the Halladay (Halliday) Cemetery contains several Stanton Connections.
Newboro United Church Cemetery Mentioned in Story about Blind Stanton here.
ALBERTA
Hazel Bluff Cemetery, Westlock, AB Find a Grave
Near the little Hazel Bluff (Hazelridge) Church a few miles out of Westlock, AB. there are about 10 graves listed for Stanton connections.
MANITOBA
Bethel Cemetery (Bethel Presbyterian, Bethel United Church), near Treherne, MB Link
This cemetery is still active. Many of my ancestors rest there.
Deloraine Both Protestant and Catholic cemeteries are mentioned in the Heritage Stories here.