Cemeteries by Township within Grundy County Illinois
Aux Sable Township
- Aux Sable (aka Walley or Cryder) Cemetery, S end of Brown Road, Minooka, Section 18
- Dresden (Old St Mary’s Catholic or St Anthony’s) Cemetery, N of Hansel Rd, Minooka, Section 23
- Dresden Cholera Cemetery, N of Hansel Rd, Minooks, Section 23
- St Mary’s Catholic Cemetery, NE corner Minooka & Ridge Rds, Minooka, Section 1
Braceville Township
- Braceville-Gardner (Augustine) Cemetery, S of Braceville Rd, E of Broadway Rd, Section 26
- Cotton (Braceville) Cemetery, E Division St & Braceville Rd, Section 25
- Italian Cemetery, SE corner of Coal City, 1 block N of Spring Rd
Erienna Township
- Hatcher Cemetery, Section 5
- Hoge Cemetery, behind Mt Carmel Cemetery, N side of Old Stage Rd, Morris, Section 7
- Mt Carmel Cemetery, N side of Old Stage Rd, Morris, Section 7
Garfield Township
- Gardner Prairie Lutheran (Bethany Lutheran or Munson) Cemetery, E of Gorman Rd, SW of Gardner, Section 32
Goodfarm Township
- Goodfarm Cemetery, N side of Stonewall R, 2 miles N of Dwight on Rt 47, Section 22
- Stevens Cemetery, west of Kodat Road; private property, Section 30
Goose Lake Township
- Short (Oak Ridge) Cemetery, S of Carper Rd near Erickson Rd, Section 15
- White-Holderman Cemetery, N of Collins Road; private property, Section 12
Highland Township
- Lamb Property (name unknown; from an 1892 map), S of Goodfarm Rd, on private property, Section 21
Maine Township
- “Unknown/Unnamed” Cemetery, Section 20
Mazon Township
- Mazon Brookside (aka Viner) Cemetery, E of Dwight Road, Section 21
- Murray Cemetery, was in Section 23, all graves were moved to Old Mazon Cemetery in 1977
- Old Mazon Cemetery, E of Old Mazon Rd, Section 26
- Ward (Verona or Weldon) Cemetery, E side of Ward Rd, Section 30
- Wheeler Cemetery, S of Grinter Rd; E of Old Mazon Rd, Mazon, Section 35
Morris Township
- Evergreen (Morris) Cemetery, 2 miles E of Court House, N side of Cemetery Rd, Morris, Section 2
- St. George Cemetery, is a section within the Evergreen Cemetery, N side of Cemetery Rd, Morris, organized by St. George Society in the 1860s, Section 2
Nettle Creek Township
- Hoge-Holderman Cemetery, W of Williams Rd; private property, Section 22 & 23
- Loughead/Nettle Creek/Cholera Cemetery, NE corner Nettle Creek and Hoge Rds, Section 17
Norman Township
- Bunch? Cemetery, Section 22
- Hollenbeck Cemetery, E of Hog Run; S of ComEd Right of way, Section 33
- Norman Cemetery, S of DuPont Rd on W side of Gorham Rd, creek side, Section 25
- Reniff Cemetery, W of Buffalo Rd, on private property, Section 22
- Woodbury Cemetery, W of Hog Run, N of Com Ed right of way, on private property, Section 28
Saratoga Township
- Catholic North/Old Catholic Cemetery, no longer in existence, was in Section 27
- Saratoga/Conklin/Osman Cemetery, E side of Rt 47, Section 10
Vienna Township
- Anderson/Bishop/Barber Cemetery, S of Waupecon Rd; private property; Section 13
- Barner Cemetery, E of Buffalo Rd, E bank of Waupecan Creek; private property; Section 23
- Harford Cemetery, N of Grand Ridge Rd; private property; Waupecan Creek bank, Section 14
- Weldon Cemetery, Section 33
Wauponsee Township
- Claypool Cemetery, S of Conley Rd, Section 20
- Sample Cemetery, N side of Southmor Rd, Section 14
I am looking for the grave of Susanne Lohmar (Steffens) Her husband was Adolf Lohmar died 1919. Susanne died in about 1900. He is buried in Braceville Gardner cemetery. His name is the only name on the side shown of tombstone. They were my great Grandparents. Would just like to kmow where she is.
Why is Felix Township left off the list
Charles, I think the compiler used Goose Lake Township, which was originally Felix Twp until 1897 when there was a partitioning off. The cemetery in Felix Twp was the Short cemetery which with the partition became the southern border of Goose Lake Twp. The Short cemetery is still there intact as a state prairie preserve.
Were the bodies from the original St. George Cemetery removed and placed in Evergreen Cemetery? If so, are there records of that removal and reburial?
I am looking for the graves of Thomas Ryan 1839-1919. There is quite the nice story of him in your archives. I thought it would be easier to find him. Any info on the Ryans of Dennis and Jane would be greatly appreciated.