Church Cemeteries in Franklin County, GA
There are 42 church cemeteries in Franklin County, GA 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.
Church Cemeteries in Franklin County, GA
- Bold Spring United Methodist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAMethodist cemetery
- Broad River Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Broad River Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Carnesville United Methodist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAMethodist cemetery
- Carroll's Methodist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAMethodist cemetery
- Clark's Creek Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Cross Roads Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Double Branches Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Fairview Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Fairview United Methodist Church CemeteryLavonia, GAMethodist cemetery
- First Original Hebron Presbyterian Church CemeteryCommerce, GAPresbyterian cemetery
- Franklin Springs Baptist Church CemeteryFranklin Springs, GABaptist cemetery
- Gaines Chapel United Methodist Church CemeteryFranklin Springs, GAMethodist cemetery
- Greater Hope Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Hopewell Presbyterian Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAPresbyterian cemetery
- Hudson River Baptist Church CemeteryCommerce, GABaptist cemetery
- Hunters Creek Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Indian Creek Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- King Branch Baptist Church CemeteryHomer, GABaptist cemetery
- Liberty Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Middle River Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- New Bethel Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Pleasant Grove Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Pleasant Hill Baptist Church CemeteryLavonia, GABaptist cemetery
- Poplar Springs Baptist Church CemeteryGumlog, GABaptist cemetery
- Rice Creek Baptist Church CemeteryRoyston, GABaptist cemetery
- Riverside Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Zion Hill Baptist Church CemeteryCarnesville, GABaptist cemetery
- Arnolds Chapel C.M.E. Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Cleveland Grove Holiness Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Ellis Chapel CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Gordon Church GraveyardCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Holy Calvary MRF Church CemeteryLavonia, GAChurch cemetery
- Melvin Hill CME Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Mount Zion Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Peniel Church CemeteryFranklin Springs, GAChurch cemetery
- Pennington Chapel UMC CemeteryFranklin Springs, GAChurch cemetery
- Ruhamah Pentacostal Holiness Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Salem Holiness Church CemeteryFranklin Springs, GAChurch cemetery
- Trinity Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Union Ground Christian Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
- Union Grove CME Church CemeteryCarnesville, GAChurch cemetery
Other cemetery types in Franklin County, GA
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 Franklin County, GA?
We list 42 church cemeteries in Franklin County, GA. 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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