Church Cemeteries in Marshallville, GA
There are 8 church cemeteries in Marshallville, 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 Marshallville, GA
- William Rice Cemetery307 East Main Street · est. 1875Baptist cemetery0.2 mi
- Marshallville Methodist Church Cemetery304 West Main StreetMethodist cemetery0.3 mi
- First Baptist Church CemeteryMarshallville, GABaptist cemetery0.2 mi
- Gospel Light Mennonite CemeteryMarshallville, GAMennonite and Amish cemetery6.3 mi
- Springhill Missionary Baptist Church CemeteryMarshallville, GABaptist cemetery2.8 mi
- Marshallville Church CemeteryMarshallville, GAChurch cemetery0.3 mi
- Saint James Christian Church CemeteryMarshallville, GAChurch cemetery0.4 mi
- Saint Louis CME Church CemeteryMarshallville, GAChurch cemetery4.4 mi
Other cemetery types in Marshallville, 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 Marshallville, GA?
We list 8 church cemeteries in Marshallville, 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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