St. Paul's U.C.C. Cemetery (usually called "Trexlertown cemetery" in old newspaper obituaries and death certificates) is located on Trexlertown Rd in Trexlertown, PA. Interments in this cemetery date from the late 1700's to present day. Layout of the cemetery is as follows:

• Founder's Section: Located closest to the church, this section contains the oldest burials (roughly 1770's to 1880's) and consists of 19 rows. Row 1 is the row closest to Trexlertown Road and graves are numbered starting closest to the church and proceeding north. Many of these stones are broken, missing, or very difficult to read due to age.
• Old Section: The rest of the cemetery on the same side of the street as the church is known as the "old section" and contains over 700 plots with burials dating from about 1880 until present day. Generally, the older headstones are closest to the church and the newer ones are in the far back of the cemetery. Please see cemetery photos for a diagram of the plot layout.

Across the street from the church are sections A, B, C, and the columbarium. The majority of these interments date from the 1940's to present day. A blacktop driveway runs from east to west and separates sections A and C. Please see cemetery photos for a diagram of the layout.

• Section A is located furthest from Church Lane (south of the blacktop driveway).
• Section B consists of a single grave and is located at the junction of Trexlertown Rd and Church Lane (the northwest corner of the parking lot).
• Section C is located closest to Church Lane (north of the blacktop driveway).
• Columbarium: The columbarium is located by the entrance of the cemetery from the parking lot side and contains 64 niches.