Cemetery type
Church Cemeteries in Jackson County, GA
There are 46 church cemeteries in Jackson 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.
46 listings
Church Cemeteries in Jackson County, GA
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- Academy Baptist CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Apple Valley Baptist Church CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Attica Baptist CemeteryAthens, GAChristian cemetery
- Calvary Missionary Baptist Church CemeteryCommerce, GABaptist cemetery
- Cedar Grove Baptist Church CemeteryArcade, GABaptist cemetery
- Center Grove Baptist CemeteryMaysville, GABaptist cemetery
- Center Methodist CemeteryBraselton, GAMethodist cemetery
- Diamond Hill Baptist CemeteryMaysville, GABaptist cemetery
- Dry Pond CemeteryMaysville, GAChristian cemetery
- Faith Baptist Church CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Flat Creek Baptist Church CemeteryCommerce, GAChristian cemetery
- Gum Springs Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- Holly Springs Methodist CemeteryMaysville, GAMethodist cemetery
- Huff Grove Baptist Church CemeteryAthens, GABaptist cemetery
- Jones Chapel Baptist Church CemeteryNicholson, GABaptist cemetery
- Lebanon CemeteryArcade, GAChristian cemetery
- Mount Tabor Baptist CemeteryBogart, GABaptist cemetery
- Mountain Creek Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- New Grove Baptist Church CemeteryArcade, GABaptist cemetery
- New Hope Methodist CemeteryHoschton, GAMethodist cemetery
- New Liberty Methodist Church CemeteryBraselton, GAMethodist cemetery
- New Salem Baptist CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- New Salem Baptist Church CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Oak Grove Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- Oconee Baptist Church CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Pond Fork Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- Prospect United Methodist Church CemeteryAthens, GAChristian cemetery
- Revival Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- Revival Baptist Church CemeteryBraselton, GAChristian cemetery
- Saint Matthew Baptist Church CemeteryAthens, GABaptist cemetery
- Saint Paul 1st Baptist Church CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Saint Paul First Baptist Church CemeteryJefferson, GABaptist cemetery
- Solid Rock Baptist Church CemeteryMaysville, GABaptist cemetery
- Summer Hill CemeteryArcade, GAChristian cemetery
- Talmo Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- Walnut Fork Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GABaptist cemetery
- Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church CemeteryHoschton, GAMethodist cemetery
- White Plains Baptist CemeteryBraselton, GAChristian cemetery
- Wilson Chapel Methodist CemeteryMaysville, GAMethodist cemetery
- Zion CemeteryBraselton, GAChristian cemetery
- Braselton Church of God of Prophecy CemeteryBraselton, GAChurch cemetery
- Church CemeteryCommerce, GAChurch cemetery
- Old Sandy Creek Church CemeteryNicholson, GAChurch cemetery
- Sardis Church CemeteryJefferson, GAChurch cemetery
- The Church of God CemeteryMaysville, GAChurch cemetery
- Unity Christian Church CemeteryMaysville, GAChurch 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 Jackson County, GA?
We list 46 church cemeteries in Jackson 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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