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Martin
County, Indiana
Cemeteries
Part of the USGenWeb Project
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If
you have any records about burials in
any of these cemeteries please consider submitting
them for inclusion on these pages.
All
the cemeteries in Martin Co. were
mapped and researched by the WPA in the 1930's. The
Martin County
Historical Society has a blueprint of these cemeteries at the
Martin
Co. museum. Starting in 1963 the Historical Society started researching
these cemeteries and recording all names and dates. All information was
put into book form (3 volumes) and are sold to anyone
interested.
We also recorded all cemeteries listed on Crane
Navy
Depot. Purchase your copy here.
The above information furnished by Nancy
Baker and The
Martin County Historical Society.
Naval Surface Warfare
Center Crane is predominantly located in Martin County,
but small parts also extend into Greene and Lawrence counties. It was
originally established in 1941 under the Bureau of Ordnance as the Naval
Ammunition Depot for production, testing, and storage of ordnance under the
first supplemental Defense Appropriation Act. The base is named after William M.
Crane, a naval officer who served in the War of 1812. The base is the third
largest naval installation in the world by geographic area and employs
approximately 3,300 people.
Burns
City Cemetery
Crane Naval Base Cemeteries
-Contributed
by Joe Weber
,
and
The
Martin County Historical Society.
Blankenship
Boggs Creek ...or Welch Cemetery
Bridges #1
Bridges #2
Brock
Carr
Chandler
Clements
Dog Trot
Henry
Holt
Jackson
Kern
Ledgerwood
Little Hickory
Morel Chapel
Mountain Springs
Pleasant Grove
Rector
Roberts
Now with tombstone photos!
Old Salem
St Joseph
Uno Patton
Waggoner #1
Wagoner #2
Wards Chapel
Welsh
West Union
Williams
Wollam
Center Township Cemeteries
Peek
Cemetery or Harvey Divine Cemetery
Halbert Twp. Cemeteries
Acre Cemetery
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Baxter Cemetery
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Clark Cemetery
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Elliott Cemetery
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Union Chapel Cemetery
Lost River Township Cemeteries
- Anderson
Cemetery
- Butler
Cemetey (With Photos)
- Connell- Stanfield Cemetery
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Emmons
Ridge Cemetery
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Green
Cemetery
- Green Cemetery
(With Photos)
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Hawkins
Cemetery
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Jones
Cemetery (With Photos)
- Simmons Cemetery
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Walker Cemetery
- Waggoner's Chapel Cemetery
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McCameron Township Cemeteries
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Mitcheltree Twp. Cemeteries
Clark
Cemetery
Rutherford Township Cemeteries
Whitfield/Loogootee
Cemetery
Inman Chapel
Cemetery
St Martin's
Cemetery
Ledgerwood/South
Martin Cemetery
Helphestine
Cemetery
Holtsclaw
Cemetery
Truelove
Cemetery
Mt Zion
Cemetery
White River
Cemetery
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McCameron Twp. Cemeteries
(old)
- Ledgerwood Cemetery
- Loogootee Cemeteries
- Brook Cemetery
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Goodwill Cemetery
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Love Cemetery
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Mt. Calvary
Cemetery
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Saint Johns Cemetery
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Wood Cemetery
Mt.
Pleasant Cemeteries
Brooks
Cemetery
Mt.
Pleasant
Cemetery
Reilly/Houghton
Cemetery
St.
Rose Cemetery
Odon Cemeteries
- Saint Joseph Cemetery
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Williams Cemetery
Shoals Cemeteries
- Hall Cemetery
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McBrides Cemetery
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Sholts Cemetery
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Spring
Hill Cemetery
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The
Catholic part of Spring Hill Cemetery
was once called St. Louis Cemetery. This cemetery was near the Catholic
Church and was moved to Spring Hill many years ago. The first sixteen
rows
and maybe more are all part of the St. Louis Cemetery. This part of the
cemetery is on the first road into the cemetery, not where the Spring
Hill
monument is located. The stones are on the right & left of this
road.
Information by Nancy
Baker and The
Martin County Historical Society.
Williams Cemeteries
- Chandler Cemetery
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Mountain Spring Cemetery
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Uno-Paton Cemetery
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Wagner Cemetery
Page Updated SEPTEMBER
27, 2007
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