Cemeteries in Perry County, AL
Perry County, Alabama has 75 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 6 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Marion (34), Uniontown (12) and Greensboro (11). Among them are 5 church cemeteries (7%), 2 Christian cemeteries (3%) and 1 Baptist cemetery (1%).
All cemeteries in Perry County
- Legal CemeteryBrentCemetery
- Medline CemeteryValley GrandeCemetery
- Smith CemeteryCentrevilleCemetery
- Antioch Baptist Church CemeteryGreensboroBaptist cemetery
- Friendship CemeteryMarionChristian cemetery
- Mount Carmel CemetaryGreensboroChristian cemetery
- Asbury CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Barnett CemeteryBrentCemetery
- Barron - Wells CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Bethany CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Bethesda CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Bethlehem Cemetery 1BrentCemetery
- Bethlehem Number 2 CemeteryBrentCemetery
- Calvary CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Campbellite CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Conwill CemeteryCentrevilleCemetery
- Curry CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Daniel CemeteryMarionCemetery
- DeYampert CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Dobyne - Haggard CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Edwards CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Ellawhite CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Elvins CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Fairview CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Faith Chapel CemeteryMarionChurch cemetery
- Farrer CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Fellowship CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Friendship CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Fuller CemeteryValley GrandeCemetery
- Goldman CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Greenlawn GardensUniontownCemetery
- Griffin CemeteryCentrevilleCemetery
- Griffin CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Harper CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Harris CemeteryBrentCemetery
- Hatch CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Heard CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Heiberger CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Hepzibah CemeteryCentrevilleCemetery
- Holy Cross CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Hopewell CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Ivey CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Iveys Chapel CemeteryMarionChurch cemetery
- Living Hope CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Marion CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Mars Hill CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Martin CemeteryValley GrandeCemetery
- Midway CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Morrissette CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Mount Calvary CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Mount Gilead CemeteryBrentCemetery
- Mount Nebo CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Mount Olive CemeteryCentrevilleCemetery
- Osburn CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Paynes CemeteryBrentCemetery
- Pickens CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Pinecrest Memorial CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Pisgah CemeteryValley GrandeCemetery
- Providence CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Rosemont CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Saint Wilfrids CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Scarborough CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Shiloh CemeteryValley GrandeCemetery
- Stewart CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Suttle CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Swann CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Turner CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Turpin CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Walthill CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- Waters CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Waycross CemeteryGreensboroCemetery
- White CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Williams CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Winfield CemeteryUniontownCemetery
- Wooley CemeteryBrentCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Perry County?
We list 75 cemeteries in Perry County, Alabama. Small family burial grounds recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey are included, so the count is higher than the number of cemeteries with an office or staff.
Where are burial records for Perry County kept?
Death certificates are held by the Alabama vital records office and often the county clerk or health department. Individual cemeteries keep their own interment records; church cemeteries may keep them at the parish office. County historical and genealogical societies often have transcriptions of older cemeteries.
Can I visit family cemeteries in Perry County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. Alabama law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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