Linda Koch's List: Cemeteries

find cemeteries and some graves listed; some with photos of tombstones and a few with obituaries and family information

National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution

Cemetery Database - patchy coverage
Use a name to Search Indexed Cemetery Databases for FREE.
Aiken County, South Carolina Cemetery Inscriptions
Atlanta, Georgia, Oakland Cemetery
Bennington, VT, Cemetery Inscriptions
Cambridge, MA, Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Camden, NJ, Johnson Cemetery
Duncan's Creek, SC Church Cemetery Records
Fairbanks, Alaska Cemetery Records
Front Royal, VA, Prospect Hill Cem. Inscriptions
Grangeville, ID, Prairie View Cem. Inscriptions
Greene County, TN Cemetery Records
Iowa Cemetery Records
Kitchener, Ontario, Woodland Cemetery Records
Leavenworth County, Kansas Burials, 1954-58, 63-70
Leavenworth, KS Funeral Home Records 1942-54
Lexington, MA Cemetery Records
Loudon County, Tennessee Cemetery Inscriptions
Minnesota Cemetery Inscription Index, Eleven Co.
Monclova, OH, Swan Creek Cemetery Inscriptions
New Hamburg, Ontario, Riverside Cemetery Index
New York City, Dutch Church Burials
New York City Marble Cemetery Records, 1830-1937
North-Central Georgia Cemeteries
Oakhurst, CA, Oakhill Cemetery Inscriptions
Payne County, OK, Lawson Cemetery Records
Piatt County, IL, Marriage & Cemetery Records
Pritchett, TX, Pleasant Hill Cemetery Inscriptions
Reno, NV, Ross-Burke Funeral Records, 1904-19
Riley County, KS Funeral Cards, 1960-95
Stevensville, Ravalli County, Montana Cemeteries
Utah County, Utah Cemetery Index
Waterloo County, Ontario, Cemetery Inscriptions

Search for burial locations of veterans and their family members in VA National Cemeteries, state veterans cemeteries, various other military and Department of Interior cemeteries, and for veterans buried in private cemeteries when the grave is marked with a government grave marker.

The Nationwide Gravesite Locator includes burial records from many sources. These sources provide varied data; some searches may contain less information than others. Information on veterans buried in private cemeteries was collected for the purpose of furnishing government grave markers, and we do not have information available for burials prior to 1997.

search cemeteries worldwide by name of deceased.
Special Collections - Special Collections include National cemeteries, Federal & State Veterans Cemeteries;
Flooded Cemeteries, Cemeteries flooded by dams;
Woodman of the World, Photos & records of WOW markers; California Missions,Cemeteries of the California Missions

Browse Cemetery Records by Region
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site maintained by volunteers, accepting submissions, growing
search by county. 77 counties; list to locate counties by city
cemetery links on page
Oklahoma Cemetery Statutes

Gives locations of cemeteries, a few links to actual cemetery graves lists, search for cemeteries by name, township, county. Useful for identifying cemeteries in different parts of the state with the same name; unfortunately, does not include all the alternative names of cemeteries, and links to graves lists are not always updated. There are lists to cemetery inscriptions located in the Library of Michigan and sources are also linked such that clicking on a listed document will display all cemeteries listed in that document.

This is a good site for searching several Michigan and Veterans cemeteries; it is a list of hot links to other sites
Willard Library, Battle Creek, has links to sites to search for gravesites, cemeteries, burials, including veterans marked graves. Links to FindAGrave, Interment.net, National Graves Registration Database, Library of Michigan cemetery location database, and the National Gravesite Locator maintained by the Dept. of Veterans affairs

Bentley Historical Library at the University of MI has lists of burials of Civil War soldiers in MI
Explains how each county kept records and had to pay for burial of indigent Civil War veterans. Also Rosters, veteran & fraternal societies, GAR records
County Indigent Civil War Burial Records – burials 1885 on, counties paid for burial of indigent Civil War soldiers & sailors, and their wives & widows and kept register books that showed the veteran’s military service, residence, date of death, & burial location, even of unmarked graves. Some of these books have been transcribed and published by local genealogical societies, very few have been put online: •Allegan County - •Bay County - •Kalamazoo County The State Archives of Michigan has a some in their collections, see their Circular No. 27 – Military Records III: Local for a listing.
Sons of Union Veterans Graves Registration Database
The Sons of Union Veterans, Department of Michigan Graves Registration Database lists the known final resting places of Michigan Civil War veterans and any Civil War veterans from other states buried in the State of Michigan. The database receives quarterly updates as more graves are located. Additionally, the National Organization of the SUVCW has a Graves Registration Database of burial locations from across the country.
The Roll of Honor - Printed shortly after the end of the Civil war, 27 volumes of the Roll of Honor - names 200,000+ Union soldiers buried in national cemeteries, soldiers' lots, & garrison cemeteries. Information arranged by state & cemetery gives soldier's name, rank, regiment, company, death date, & burial place. Available online from the HathiTrust Digital Library. Also available online through Google Books.
US Roll of honor. Names of soldiers who died in defense of the American union, interred in the national [and other] cemetaries. (Washington: Gov't. print. off., 1865-1871).
Index to the Roll of Honor
The Roll of Honor is a useful resource, but its arrangement by state and cemetery always made searching difficult. The Index to the Roll of Honor contain the names, in alphabetical order, of the almost 229,000 Union soldiers listed in the original 27 volumes. The index is available at many genealogical libraries, such as the Library of Michigan, and some commercial online vendors, such as Ancestry.com.
Martha. Reamy, William. Reamy, and Mark. Hughes, Index to the Roll of honor (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1995).
The Unpublished Roll of Honor
From the Publisher: "This "Unpublished" Roll of Honor is based largely on materials Mr. Hughes discovered at the National Archives, including records of national cemeteries omitted from the original series, records of headstone requests (often for soldiers who were buried in private cemeteries), and records of post cemeteries that eluded the original compilers. All told, something like 8,500 men are listed here with (usually) their rank, company, and unit. The data is arranged by state and therein alphabetically by cemetery, and all names are conveniently listed in the index. Following the lead of the original Roll of Honor..., this work also includes the names of soldiers who were buried in post cemeteries on the western frontier, and it sometimes lists the names of civilians who were buried in post cemeteries--usually soldiers' wives or children." The Unpublished Roll of Honor is available at many genealogical libraries, such as the Library of Michigan, and some commercial online vendors, such as Ancestry.com
Mark. Hughes, The Unpublished Roll of Honor (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1996).
US Veterans Administration Gravesite Locator
The Gravesite Locator contains the “burial locations of veterans and their family members in VA National Cemeteries, state veterans cemeteries, various other military and Department of Interior cemeteries, and for veterans buried in private cemeteries when the grave is marked with a government grave marker.” While they state they do not have information available for burials prior to 1997, they do have listings for Civil War graves in National Cemeteries. Additionally, if the Civil War Veteran received a new headstone sometime after 1997, they will be listed in this database.
Michigan in the War - Michigan regiments during the war and burial locations of Michigan Veterans.
Michigan Civil War Centennial Observance Commission., “Michigan Civil War Centennial Observance Commission, Graves Registration Committee register, 1966.,” 1966. Register of the graves of Michigan Civil War soldiers listed alphabetically by county.

burial sites of Civil War vets in Michigan; not a complete list but useful
sometimes only the county or general location is listed, not the cemetery, and sometimes the cemetery name is the one listed on deaths and is not a standard cemetery name
There are sometimes spelling errors

This is not a free site. You must register to view any records. There is a FREE trial period signup but no free lookups without registration.

Hillside Cemetery Plainwell Allegan Co., MI

located on M-89 & 8th St., Plainwell.
listings has many photos
over 200 entries, being updated

Kalamazoo County, Michigan Cemeteries on the Web -
Burial By Cemetery
Lists cemeteries, links for some to transcriptions and genealogical information. Includes aka names; gives city or township cemetery is located in and lists # burial photos, some list $ burials online

MIGenWeb list of Kalamazoo County Cemeteries; includes street and location maps to cemeteries; some maps are inactive
Information varies by cemetery, but some have histories, descriptions, and links to photos, historic markers, telephone #s
Bette BRISINGER grave

Lists records available in each county; includes for Allegan Co.:
Births & Christenings, 1775-1995--23,592
Marriages 1822 - 1995 --------------- 29,964
Deaths and Burials 1800-1995 ----- 41,421

postings of entries in Ruth Robbins Monteith;s volume 5, pp 143-140 of older inscriptions copied Sept. 19, 1960. Names are arranged as read, row by row, not alphabetical.

MI hometown locator gives lat. & long. and shows location on street map

Stuller (Stullar) Cemetery is located on just south of 111th Avenue on 64th Street, in Casco Township.
Stuller (Stullar) Cemetery August 20, 2005 Image
Adkin, Elizabeth E
Adkin, Elizabeth E
Adkin, Robert H & Mary Ann
Ballinger, Mary E
Birch, Benjamin F
Birch, John W & Lydia A
Bodfish, Mary F
Bush, William R & Mary E
Dailey, Ernest L.
Dailey, Flora
Dailey, John Wayne
Hapner, Sibbel
Harrington, David
Leisure, Ephraim C & Elizabeth J
Masters, Eva M Image
Overhiser, Brison Image
Reynolds, M Ellina Image
Stuller, Alonzo Image
Stuller Family Stone
Stuller, Jennie Image
Stuller, Joshua
Stuller, Minnie
Whiting, Elijah J
Woodruff, Jane
Woodruff, Jennie
2 dozen or more photos of tombstones, most by Kimmier Ramer

Photos of Bodfish towns, assorted photos, including one photo of a Bodfish tombstone in Stuller Cemetery, Casco Township, Allegan County, mI

"File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Teresa O'Riley dusty0562@yahoo.com August 22, 2005, 1:06 pm
Photo can be seen at: http://www.usgwarchives.net/mi/allegan/photos/stullers16880gph.jpg Image file size: 64.8 Kb
Stuller (Stullar) Cemetery is located on just south of 111th Avenue on 64th Street, in Casco Township."