Cemeteries in Crawford County, IL
Crawford County, Illinois has 76 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 6 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Robinson (34), Palestine (26) and Oblong (11). Among them are 4 church cemeteries (5%) and 3 Christian cemeteries (4%).
All cemeteries in Crawford County
- Norton CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Prairie Grove CemeteryOblongChristian cemetery
- Sears CemeteryRobinsonChristian cemetery
- White Oak CemeteryOblongChristian cemetery
- Allen CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Baker CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Ball CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Barbee CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Bartmess CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Beckwith CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Bellair CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Bennett CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Berlin CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Cecedar CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Cox CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Dickinson CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Dix CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Draper CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Dugan CemeteryCaseyCemetery
- Duncanville CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- East Union CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Ferrell CemeteryLawrencevilleCemetery
- Ford CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Fuller CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Ganies CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Good Hope CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Green CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Green CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Green Hill CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Guyer CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Hale CemeteryLawrencevilleCemetery
- Hardinville CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Harmony CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Higgins CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Higgins CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Hutsonville CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Hutsonville New CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Johnson CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Jones CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Jones CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Keplinger CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Kirk CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Kitchell CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Lackey CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Lindley CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Maddox CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Minnick CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Morea CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Mount Pleasant CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Musgrave CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Neathery CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- New Robinson CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Newlin CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Nuttle CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Oak Grove CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Oblong CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Old Hutsonville CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Old Robinson CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Pleasant View CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Port Jackson CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Prier CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Prior Grove CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Randolph CemeteryOblongCemetery
- Rich CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Richart CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Seaney CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Shaw CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Stanfield CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Swearingen CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Tobey CemeteryPalestineCemetery
- Tohill CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Waggoner CemeterySumnerCemetery
- Waggoner CemeterySumnerCemetery
- Wesley Chapel CemeteryPalestineChurch cemetery
- West York CemeteryRobinsonCemetery
- Wilkin CemeteryOblongCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Crawford County?
We list 76 cemeteries in Crawford County, Illinois. 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 Crawford County kept?
Death certificates are held by the Illinois 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 Crawford County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. Illinois law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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