The cemetery is located at the corner of CR 13 and old CR 16, just past Wolf’s cutoff on the east side of the road.  It is an active and well-kept.

It is on the east side of SR 16 just north of the Pacetti Road intersection.  To locate follow SR 16 west to Pacetti Road. Turn right on Pacetti Road and the cemetery is on the right side of the road.

To locate take 95 south to CR 204, turn right (west).  Immediately after the two gas stations turn right (north) which is CR 204.  Go a few miles and eventually you will see the side on the left side of the road.  Turn left into the short paved driveway. Go to the fence and unhook the bungie cords to open the gates.  Be sure to close the gate and re-hook the bungie cords when you leave.  Wear boots.

To locate the cemetery starting from U.S. 1 & King Street, go west on King ¼ mile, at the railroad tracks is North Rodriguez Street (a tiny street, sharp turn), turn right (north), the street runs right into the cemetery entrance of Evergreen Cemetery.  Continue past gate to Evergreen, turn left alongside Evergreen  The cemetery is ahead on left.  It is overgrown and unkept.

To locate from the north, take I-95 south to SR 202 J  Turner Butler Blvd then east to A1A.  Go south on A1A to turn right on Palm Valley Road.  Continuing south on Pal Valley Road, the cemetery is a few miles on the left.  From the south, take I-95 north to SR 210.  Take SR 210 east which becomes Valley Ridge Blvd.  At the intersection with Nocatee Parkway, take Nocatee Parkway east (right).  This turns into Palm Valley Road.  Continue until you reach the roundabout, circle 3 quarters the way around, turn right on Palm Valley Road (north).  The cemetery is two miles on the left.

In 1892, B. Frank Leeds, Esq. made an inventory of the inscriptions in the “Old Protestant Graveyard at St. Augustine, Florida” and published it in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register across five volumes of the publication. This is interesting since some of the wooden markers were still intact. A transcription of that inventory can be downloaded at Huguenot Cemetery Inventory.

To locate head southwest on SR 207 from St. Augustine, St Johns County, Florida.  About two miles west of Elkton turn right on Saint Ambrose Church Road then left on Church Road. Sign for the church is about four miles on the left.  Cemetery us on left just before the church.  As you enter the churchyard, turn left at the first driveway and follow it to the cemetery entrance.

It was originally designated as a post cemetery when Florida became a U.S. territory in 1821. The first interment took place in 1828. Most of the early burials were soldiers who died in the Indian wars. In 1881 it was designated a national cemetery.

The cemetery is south of the St. Johns County Golf & Country Club.  To locate follow US 1 north to SR 210 and turn left.  Look for Maguire Road and turn left on Maguire continuing about a mile.  The cemetery is on the east side of the road.  Alternatively, take I-95 to SR 210.  Go west on SR 210 to Maguire Road.

There are various ways to arrive at the cemetery:  US 1 just north of SR 312 (on left); US 1 a few miles south of SR 207 (on right); Old Moultrie Road just north of SR 312 (on right); Old Moultrie Road a few miles south of Old Dixie Hwy (becomes Old Moultrie Road).

San Sebastian is an historic African American cemetery and remains active.

To locate the cemetery from St Augustine, Florida, take CR 208 west to Joe Ashton Road. Turn right then turn right again onto the first dirt road. Follow it 100 feet to the cemetery.