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These Sullivan County, MO cemeteries are listed in the US Geographic Names Information Service (except as noted). Names in italics are alternate "aka" names.

*Note: Some of the driving instructions to the cemeteries below may difficult to follow or inaccurate. We are doing the best we can to update them. If you have current directions/information about any of these locations, please send them to the Sullivan County Coordinator at robertsonlea((a))comcast.net. Thanks!

  • Asbury Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on Hwy E approximately 7 miles NW of Milan in Section 16, Township 63 North, Range 21 West. It is in the churchyard of Asbury Church.

  • Bairdstown Church Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on Hwy OO 8 miles NW of Milan at Bairdstown Church in Jackson Township; in the SE part of Section 6, Township 63 North, Range 20 West.

  • Baker Cemetery (not in GNIS listing)
    Located on Missouri State Hwy. V in Morris Township.
    Photo | Map | Baker Cemetery Transcriptions with photos

  • Baldridge Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Small family cemetery 10 miles NW of Milan in a pasture about 1/4 mile East of what used to be the home of Ed Murdock ca 1950. It is located in the NW part of Section 31, Township 64 North, Range 20 West in Jackson Township.

  • Brackett Cemetery
    Located in Section 17, Township 64 North, Range 21 West, adjoining what was the "John Lievasy Farm" (ca 1950), 5 miles east and 1 1/4 miles north of Harris. This cemetery was originally part of the J. M.Tucker Farm.

  • Brookshier Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Laid out in 1811 on what used to be the Clayton Warren farm (ca 1950); one mile North of Browning.

  • "Bunch, Bute, Rosehill" Cemetery
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Burnett Cemetery

  • Busby Cemetery
    Located on Hwy KK in Section 13, Township 64 North, Range 22 West about 2 miles East and 2 1/2 miles North of Harris.

  • Campbell Cemetery
    Eli Campbell donated the land for this cemetery near the end of the Civil War. It is located 3 miles SW of the town of Pollock near Fairview Church.
    Photo | Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Deed's Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Now known (locally) as the Liberty Union Cemetery and located at the Liberty Union Church, which is 6 miles SW of Pollock in Section 64, Township 63 North, Range 20 West, 0.4 miles W of Hwy 5 (the Charles Reeves Farm ca 1945). Directions - provided by Marsha Sears (The cemetery is located behind the Liberty Union Baptist Church, north of Milan, Missouri. The easiest way by black top is to go west on Highway 136 out of Unionville, turn left on EE, wind through the country a ways until you see BB, and turn left. Drive (quite a ways) until you see the “Liberty Union Baptist Church” sign and turn left on gravel. The church is just down the road on the left side. The cemetery is directly behind the church and has the name clearly stated on its gate. It is located on a hill, with a slightly rough climb to it. If you have difficulty with hills, we suggest not going alone.)
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Deep Springs Cemetery
    Located on Hwy T 5 miles SE of Milan in Section 35, Township 62 North, Range 20 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Elmwood Cemetery (not in GNIS listing)
    Located North of Milan, Missouri.
    More about the Elmwood Cemetery

  • Embertson Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Small community cemetery located on what used to be the Kenneth Bankus farm ca 1950, in the NE part of Section 6, Township 62 North, Range 19 West in Polk township; 3 1/2 miles East of Milan. This cemetery was neglected for years and several of the plots are missing headstones and many of the existing headstones are unreadable.

  • Fields Cemetery
    This is a small family cemetery located in a pasture East of the "Old Field's Mill", a landmark for many years. The Fields Mill was the second to operate in Sullivan County, owned by pioneer Samuel R. Fields and begun in 1844. The cemetery is located South of Reger, in Section 8, Township 61North, Range 20 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Gilbert Cemetery

  • Glaze Cemetery
    Located just outside the town of Humphreys.

  • Gramling Cemetery (Marley Cemetery)
    Also known as the Marley Cemetery - located in the NE part of Section 22, Township 62 North, Range 20 West; about 2 miles South of Milan by the side of the road; The site used to be the Marley Farm ca 1953.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Greencastle Cemetery
    Located on Highway 6 on the eastern edge of the town of Greencastle in Section 13, Township 63 North, Range 18 East.
    Cemtery Transcriptions

  • Green City Cemetery

  • Haines Cemetery

  • Haley Cemetery (not in GNIS listing)
    Cemetery Transcriptions
    For possible updates, see also link to Grundy County (provided by Larry Flesher)

  • Hamilton Cemetery (Hamilton/Grindstaff)
    From Boynton, on N Hwy, go .8 miles to Fourm Drive. Take a right (from here to the cemetery it is gravel/dirt road). Go about .1 mile and take a right between the house and the shed. Follow the road, about .1 mile, to the cemetery, which is on the right.

  • Hannah Cemetery
    Located 4 miles East of Highway 129 and 6 miles South of Greencastle, in Section 14, Township 62 North, Range 14 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Harris Cemetery

  • Harrison Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on what used to be the Dean Smart farm (ca 1950) four miles West of the town of Pollock.

  • Hatcher Cemetery
    Small family cemetery located on what used to be Jerry Hedges farm ca 1955; 1/4 mile west of the Kenny Hedges Farm & 3 1/2 miles NW of Browning.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Hawkeye Cemetery
    Located 1/2 mile NW of Green City in Section 11, Township 63 North, Range 19 West.

  • Head Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on the West side of Ember Road, Northeast of Browning, Missouri in Township 61North, Range 20W, Section 22.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Henry Cemetery
    Located about 2 miles South of Reger in Section 36,Township 62 North, Range 21 West.

  • Hickory Grove Cemetery
    Located in the NW quarter of the NW quarter of Section 29, Township 62 North, Range 19 West, near the Mount Moriah Primitive Baptist Church, about four miles east and 3 miles south of Milan, and about one mile north of Spencerville in Pleasant Hill Township.

  • Holiday Cemetery

  • Hollon Cemetery
    Located NE of the town of Browning.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Hoover Cemetery
    Located north of Browning going west from Browning 1/2 mile, then north one mile, and east off the road nearly 1/2 mile in Section 30, Township 61 North, Range 20 West. As of 1951, the cemetery was fenced.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Humphreys Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on the North side of the town of Humphreys in Section 36, Township 62 North, Range 22 West.

  • Hurst Cemetery
    Used to be known as the Staggs Farm in the 1950's; it is located in Section 5, Township 64 North, Range 20 West in Jackson township about 8 1/2 miles North and West of Milan; and about one mile off the road in a pasture.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Johnson Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Small family cemetery (23 plots) located 3 1/2 miles SW of Greencastle.

  • Judson Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located 1 mile N of where the "inland trading center" (ca 1950) was/is; a few miles north and east of Harris in Section 26, Township 64 North, Range 21 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Kirk Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Knifong Cemetery
    Located NE of Browning, east 2 1/2 miles, then north 1 mile in Section 35, Township 61 North, Range 20 West, and was fenced in 1950.

  • Liberty Union Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Formerly known as "Deed's Cemetery", is located at the Liberty Union Church, which is 6 miles SW of Pollock in Section 64, Township 63 North, Range 20 West, 0.4 miles W of Hwy 5 (the Charles Reeves Farm ca 1945).
    Partial Cemetery Transcription

  • Lindley Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located SE of Galt, near the "old inland settlement", in Section 15, Township 61 North, Range 22 West. Some soldiers buried here.
    Cemetery Transcriptions
    For possible updates, see also link to Grundy County (provided by Larry Flesher)

  • Locust Vally Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Lovell Cemetery

  • Mairs Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on what used to be Noel Bennett's farm in the mid-1950's; about 1/2 mile East of Browning.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Marley Cemetery (Gramling Cemetery)
    Located in the NE part of Section 22, Township 62 North, Range 20 West; about 2 miles South of Milan by the side of the road; The site used to be the Marley Farm ca 1953.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • McCullough Cemetery

  • Milan Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Also known as the "Oakwood Cemetery", located at the SW edge of the city limit of Milan in Section 10, Township 62 North, Range 20 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Miller Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located on what used to be the George St.Clair farm in the 1950's; about 4 miles West of the town of Pollock.

  • Montgomery Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Small family cemetery located 2 1/2 miles West of Milan.

  • Montgomery Chapel Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located in the NW part of Section 28, Township 63 North, Range 20 West in Polk township about 4 miles NW of Milan.

  • Mount Olive Cemetery
    Laid out in 1887 near Mt.Olive Church and was fenced in the 1950's. It is located in Section 15, Township 62 North, Range 19 West in Union township.

  • Mount Olivet Cemetery
    Located one mile East of Green City on Highway 6 in Section 17, Township 63 North, Range 18 West.

  • Mount Zion Cemetery (#1) (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located 2 miles East of the town of Boynton; NE part of Section 8 or SE part of Section 5, Township 63 North, Range 19 West.

  • Mount Zion Cemetery (#2) (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located about 6 miles South of Humphreys in Section 36, Township 61 North, Range 22 West.

  • Newtown Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located at the north edge of the town of Newtown in Section 2, Township 64 North, Range 22 West.

  • Oak Grove Cemetery
    Located on Hwy C in the SW quarter of Section 7, Township 62 North, Range 19 West, about 2 1/2 miles SE of Milan.

  • Oakwood Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Also known as the "Milan Cemetery", located at the SW edge of the city limit of Milan in Section 10, Township 62 North, Range 20 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Old City Cemetery-Milan (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located at the north edge of the Milan city limit (retired in 1950).

  • Overstreet Cemetery
    Located 2 miles North of Greencastle in Section 2,Township 63 North, Range 18 West.
    Partial Cemetery Transcription

  • Owasco Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Formed around 1860, with several soldiers buried there. Located in Section 25, Township 62 North, Range 19 West.

  • Payne Cemetery
    Located 5 miles East of Milan on Highway 6.

  • Pickerel Cemetery

  • Plainview Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located 4 miles West of Pollock, North of what used to be the Austin Reece Farm in the 1950's.

  • Pleasantville Cemetery
    Formed ca 1855, with some soldiers buried there, in Section 20, Township 62 North, Range 18 West in Union township, one mile West of the town of Mystic.

  • Pollock Cemetery

  • Reynolds Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Small family cemetery located near Milan, retired in the mid-1950's.

  • Schrock Cemetery
    Schrock Cemetery is 3 miles south of Reger, Missouri on highway "Z".
    It is on the left (East) side of the road with a gate that has it's name on it. It is in Township 61North, Range 20West, Section 7.
    It is near Scottsville and south of Henry Cemetery on the same road. (These directions were updated 11/02.)
  • Scobee Cemetery

  • Shatto Cemetery
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Shepherd Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Small family cemetery that includes only those with the surname Shepherd. It is located 2 1/2 miles South of Reger, East of the Shrock Cemetery in a field off the highway.

  • Springer Cemetery
    This cemetery (one acre) was donated by Louis Springer during the Civil War. The first person buried there was Louis Springer's brother-in-law George Jones. It is located in the NE quarter and SE quarter of Section 32, Township 63 North, Range 18 West.

  • Tallman Cemetery

  • Tunnell Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Cemetery Transcriptions
    For possible updates, see also link to Grundy County (provided by Larry Flesher)

  • Union Grove Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located approximately 2 1/2 miles north of Osgood on Hwy 139, in Section 22, Township 63 North, Range 22 West.
    Cemetery Transcriptions
    For possible updates, see also link to Grundy County (provided by Larry Flesher)

  • White Oak Cemetery
    Cemetery Transcriptions

    ...more Cemetery Transcriptions
  • Wilhite Cemetery
    Located 6 miles East of Osgood in Section 11, Township 62 North, Range 21 West. Begun during the Civil War.

    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Winigan Cemetery (not in GNIS Listing)
    Located in the SW part of the town of Winigan, in Section 34, Township 61 North, Range 18 West; formed in the late 1800's. Many stones are unreadable.
    Cemetery Transcriptions

  • Wintersville Cemetery

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Last Updated:
March 7, 2005

Sullivan County Coordinator: Lea Ann Oliver Robertson

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