Cemetery type
Church Cemeteries in New London County, CT
There are 44 church cemeteries in New London County, CT in our directory. Church cemeteries and churchyards belong to a congregation and usually sit next to, or near, the church building.
Listed when the name refers to a church, chapel or parish, or the record carries a religion tag.
44 listings
Church Cemeteries in New London County, CT
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- Stonington Cemetery345 North Main Street · Stonington, CTChurch cemetery
- Post–Gager Burial Ground39 Lee Avenue · Norwich, CTChurch cemetery
- Sacred Heart Cemetery260 Harland Road · Norwich, CTChristian cemetery
- Bethel Cemetery50 Lestertown Road · Groton, CTJewish cemetery
- Divine Providence Polish National Catholic Cemetery759 West Thames Street · Norwich, CTCatholic cemetery
- Norwich Jewish Fraternal Cemetery60 Lois Street · Norwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Brown CemeteryProvidence-New London Turnpike · Pawcatuck, CTChristian cemetery
- Congregation Ahavath Achim CemeteryTaintor Hill Road · Colchester, CTJewish cemetery
- Old Jewish CemeteryNew London Road · Colchester, CTJewish cemetery
- Saint Mary Old Ukrainian CemeteryTaintor Hill Road · Colchester, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Mary's and Saint Joseph's CemeteryNorwich, CTChristian cemetery
- Chapel CemeteryMontville Center, CTChurch cemetery
- Ye Antientist Burial GroundNew London, CTChristian cemetery
- Brothers of Joseph CemeteryNorwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Church Hill CemeteryLedyard, CTChristian cemetery
- First Hebrew CemeteryNorwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Old Plains CemeteryPawcatuck, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Joseph CemeteryNorwich, CTChristian cemetery
- Wheeler CemeteryPawcatuck, CTChristian cemetery
- Baptist Cemetery No. 2Salem, CTBaptist cemetery
- Congregation Brothers of Joseph Synagogue CemeteryMontville Center, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregation Ohave Sholem CemeteryWaterford, CTJewish cemetery
- Congregational Church of Salem CemeterySalem, CTChristian cemetery
- Hebrew CemeteryNorwich, CTJewish cemetery
- Jewett City Baptist Church CemeteryJewett City, CTChristian cemetery
- New Saint Andrew CemeteryColchester, CTChristian cemetery
- Norwich State Hospital CemeteryNorwich, CTChurch cemetery
- Saint Johns CemeteryMontville Center, CTOrthodox cemetery
- Saint Johns CemeteryColchester, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Manes CemeteryBaltic, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Mary CemeteryNew London, CTCatholic cemetery
- Saint Mary's CemeteryMystic, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Mary's CemeteryJewett City, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Mary's CemeteryJewett City, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Michael CemeteryPawcatuck, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Nicholas Orthodox CemeteryNorwich, CTOrthodox cemetery
- Saint Patrick CemeteryUncasville, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Patricks CemeteryOld Mystic, CTChristian cemetery
- Saint Thomas & Saint Ann CemeteryPreston City, CTChristian cemetery
- Stone Church CemeteryNiantic, CTChristian cemetery
- Ancient Pequot Burial GroundMystic, CTChurch cemetery
- Cemetery (Church Road)Norwich, CTChurch cemetery
- Chapel Hill CemeteryMontville Center, CTChurch cemetery
- Meeting House Hill CemeteryOld Saybrook, CTChurch cemetery
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Frequently asked questions
What is a church cemetery?
Church cemeteries and churchyards belong to a congregation and usually sit next to, or near, the church building.
How many church cemeteries are in New London County, CT?
We list 44 church cemeteries in New London County, CT. Listed when the name refers to a church, chapel or parish, or the record carries a religion tag.
Why might a church cemetery be missing from this list?
We only list a cemetery here when the source data or official name confirms it. If you know a cemetery that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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