Alphabetical List of Marion County Cemeteries

The following list is from the book Cemeteries of Marion County compiled by Marion County Genealogical Society, Third Printing 1994, Volume I.

Request from county coordinator: It would be nice if this could provide more information such as a table presenting: name, township, lat/long, links to listings, and so on. Anyone want to take this on? Some of the other pages here have some of this, but it needs to be put together.

A - B	C - D	E - G	H - L	M - O	P - Q	R - S	T - Z

Aldrich
Asbury
Baptist
Bauer
Bellamy
Bellefountaine
Belltown
Bethel
Breckenridge
Bridges
Burch
Burkhalter
Buwalda
Bybee Farm Cemetery

Castle
Carlisle
Catholic of Pella
Chalear
Christian Church
Clear
Coal Port
Coal Ridge
Coffman
Coloma
Columbia
Competine
Concord
Cowman
Dallas
Davis
Davis on Flemming Farm
De Hammer
Dewitt
Donahoo
Doud
Dunreath

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Eagle Rock
East Cemetery
East Columbia
Eldorado
Elrod
Eureka
Fairview
Fee
Finarty
Fisher
Fortner
Funk
Gibbons
Graceland of Knoxville
Graceland of Pella (originally the First Reformed Cemetery)*
Greenlawn
Greenwood
Gregory
Groom
Good Shepherd
Gosport
Gullion

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Halterman
Hamilton
Hannold
Harkins Farm
Hayden Chapel
Historical Cemetery
Hughes
Indiana
Karr
Kleins or Klein
Liberty
Lincoln
Little Flock
Little West
Loynachan Farm

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Marion County Care Center
Maryville
Melcher Bridge
McMillan
Mikesell
Monster
Morman
Murphy
Nepus
New Dallas
North Graceland
Oakwood
Old Dallas
Olive Chapel
Oradell at Pinchey
Orey
Overton

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Parsons
Pendroy Summit
Peter
Phillips-Fink
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Ridge
Pleasantville
Poor Farm
Porter Grove
Price
Price Farm
Pruit
Ptingle
Public

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Raines
Roll
Raul or Roll
Red Rock
Red Rock Reservoir Relocated Cemeteries
Rees
Reins
Robuck
Ridlen
Riddlen
Ruckman
Sacred Heart of Dallas
St. Mary's of Pella
St. Paule Lutheran
Sandridge
Schirey
Schmidt
Schlotterback
Shirey
Spurgeon
Stanford Doud
Stickle
Stotts
Swan
Sweem

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Teter
T'Lam
Tickel
Vandenberg-Van Hemert
Verwers Farm
Viersen
Watkins
West
Wheeling
Whitebreast
Whitlatch
Wren
York
Yowell
Zion

*Thanks to Gayle Griffin for bringing this to my attention. She quoted an excerpt of a February 2005 email on IOWA-L with the subject line 'Pella Cemetery': "In 1856 the Pella First Reformed Church bought ten acres of land from William Van Asch to be used for burial purposes. It was named the First Reformed Church Cemetery. Later on in the late 1920's on recommendation of the Cemetery Committee the name was changed to Graceland Cemetery. Several more parcels of adjoining land were added through the years. It is located off North Main Street on Graceland Drive." - Greta

Contributed by Greta on ? and reformatted by Al Hibbard on 16 Apr 2013.