Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Evanston, Illinois
About Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Calvary Catholic Cemetery is a catholic cemetery in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois. The grounds sit at about 591 feet above sea level. Wikidata records 100 notable people buried here, including James Thomas Farrell, George Peter Alexander Healy and Jane Byrne. It is recorded in the U.S. Geological Survey's Geographic Names Information System as feature 405405. The nearest other listed cemetery is Saint Henry Catholic Cemetery, about 1.9 mi to the south. The nearest funeral chapel we know of is Haliburton Funeral Chapel in Evanston, about 2.1 mi away. It is one of 187 cemeteries we list in Cook County, and 48 other listed cemeteries lie within 10 miles. The oldest recorded cemetery in Cook County dates to 1834. 23 of the 187 listings in Cook County have a phone number or website on record.
Notable people buried at Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Among them: 14 US representatives, 8 baseball players, 5 business leaders, 4 physicians, 4 writers, 3 football players, 3 Civil War veterans, 3 Medal of Honor recipients.
- James Thomas Farrell1904-1979American writer
- George Peter Alexander Healy1813-1894American painter
- Jane Byrne1933-2014American politician
- Charles Comiskey1859-1931American baseball player, manager, team owner
- Jimmy Barry1870-1943American boxer
- Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne1853-1937American mayor
- John Benjamin Murphy1857-1916American surgeon
- William Lorimer1861-1934U.S. politician born in England
- Edward Joseph Kelly1876-1950American politician
- James M. Slattery1878-1948American politician
- John Patrick Hopkins1858-1918American politician
- Johnny Gottselig1906-1986Ice hockey player
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- William Emmett Dever1862-1929American mayor
- Jimmy Ryan1863-1923American baseball player
- John F. Finerty1846-1908Union United States Army soldier
- Alexander J. Resa1887-1964American politician
- Barry Byrne1883-1967American architect
- Edward Joseph Dunne1848-1910Catholic bishop
- Frederic McLaughlin1877-1944American ice hockey executive
- Hank O'Day1859-1935American baseball player, manager, umpire
- James Hugh Ward1853-1916American politician
- James McAndrews1862-1942American politician from Illinois
- Thomas Cusack1858-1926American politician
- William F. Mahoney1856-1904American politician from Illinois
- Frank Lawler1842-1896American politician
- George Peter Foster1858-1928American politician
- James A. Mulligan1829-1864Union Army general
- James R. Buckley1870-1945American politician
- John W. Rainey1880-1923American politician
- Mary Healy1843-1936American writer
- Mary Onahan Gallery1866-1941American writer, editor
- Norman Barry1897-1988American football player and coach
- Roland V. Libonati1900-1991American politician
- William Moxley1851-1938American politician
- Arthur Hale Curtis1881-1955American football player and coach
- Edmund J. Stack1874-1957American politician
- Elmer Layden1903-1973American football player, coach, executive
- James J. Egan1839-1914Irish-American architect
- John Coughlin1860-1938American political boss
- Marie Owens1853-1927American police officer
- Austin O. Sexton1852-1908American politician
- Edward Cudahy, Jr.1884-1966Kidnapped American child
- Edward J. Hughes1888-1944American politician
- Edward N. Hurley1864-1933Irish American businessman and inventor
- John Comiskey1826-1900American politician
- Patrick Henry Cronin1846-1889Irish immigrant to the U.S., physician, and murder victim
- Steve Reid1914-2009American football player
- William G. Clark1924-2001American politician and jurist
- Anthony Matré1866-1934American writer
- Edward Santry1861-1899American baseball player
- Grace Comiskey1894-1956American baseball executive
- H. Charles McBarron, Jr.1902-1992American artist
- Hugh Molloy1841-1922United States Navy Medal of Honor recipient
- Jack Stanton1921-1989American basketball player
- Jimmy Hallinan1849-1879Major League Baseball player
- Jimmy Hussey1891-1930American vaudeville comedian
- Leo Ahern1886-1973American military officer
- Michael Cudahy1841-1910Irish-American industrialist
- Patrick D. Tyrrell1831-1920United States Secret Service agent
- Patrick Joseph Griffin1881-1945Irish-American clergyman
- Pete Galligan1860-1917American baseball player
- Richard M. Hooley1822-1893American theatre manager
- Thaddeus J. Butler1833-1897Roman Catholic clergyman
- Albert Carroll1898-1956American stage actor and impersonator
- Dorothy Rend1907-1983
- Edward Cudahy1860-1941American meatpacker and manufacturing executive
- Edward Hines Sr.1863-1931American lumberman
- Emmett Paré1907-1973American tennis player and coach
- Fernand Henrotin1847-1906Belgian-American physician
- James Dunne1840-1915Medal of Honor recipient
- John Creed1819-1872Union Army soldier during the American Civil War who received the Medal of Honor for gallantry
- John Cudahy1843-1915American businessman
- John S. Clark1891-1960
- Rafaela Rozwadowska1821-1906Musician
- Ralph Brizzolara1895-1972American football executive and businessman
- Tim Manning1853-1934Major League Baseball player
- William Patrick Rend1840-1915Irish-American coal operator
- Alexander Peter Schorsch1882-1957American clergyman and educator
- Annie Louise Sexton1865-1951American businesswoman
- Edward Ignatius Cudahy1880-1963American businessman
- Ethel Marie Walsh Smyth1889-1944
- Helen Mullady1902-2000John Patrick Mullady's daughter
- John Condon1854-1915Art collector
- John E. Reid1910-1982American former Chicago police officer
- John McDonnell Smyth1843-1909Millionaire; Founder of John M. Smyth Furniture Company
- John McDonnell Smyth1882-1948Heir
- John P. Barrett1837-1915American electrician
- John Peter Sexton1858-1930Canadian-American businessman
- John T. Mullady1896-1929American Farmer
- John Vaughn Clarke1825-1892Millionaire
- Joseph Allen Newton1900-1969
- Joseph Paul Rend1870-1935
- Margaret Carry1899-1942American socialite
- Mary Agnes Rend1868-1928
- Michael Cudahy1914-1993American businessman; mayor of Lake Forest, Illinois, 1963-66
- Nicholas Francis Cooke1829-1885American physician and author
- Patrick McGuire1840-1898American soldier (1840-1898); Medal of Honor recipient
- Robert Crittenden Newton1869-1937
- Robert John Walsh1861-1899Chicago businessman
- William P. Rend II1899-1957
People whose Wikidata entry gives Calvary Catholic Cemetery as their place of burial, ordered by how many Wikipedia language editions cover them. Names link to Wikipedia where an English article exists. Plot locations are not included; ask the cemetery office.
Map
42.02503, -87.67228
What Calvary Catholic Cemetery offers
Not available: we have no confirmed information yet about accepting new burials, cremation options, cremation niches, mausoleum, columbarium, chapel, green burial, veterans section, office on site, parking, wheelchair accessible, restrooms. If you work there or know it well, tell us what it offers.
Nearby cemeteries
- Saint Henry Catholic Cemetery1929 West Devon Avenue, Chicago, ILCatholic cemetery1.9 mi
- Rosehill Cemetery5800 North Ravenswood Avenue, Chicago, ILCemetery2.7 mi
- Rosehill Mausoleum5800 North Ravenswood Avenue, Lincolnwood, ILCemetery3.0 mi
- New Light Cemetery6807 East Prairie Road, Lincolnwood, ILJewish cemetery3.1 mi
- Saint Boniface Catholic CemeteryLincolnwood, ILCatholic cemetery3.8 mi
- Bethel Cemetery5736 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, ILJewish cemetery4.0 mi
- Ridge Lawn Cemetery5736 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, ILJewish cemetery4.1 mi
- Bohemian National Cemetery of Chicago5255 North Pulaski Road, Chicago, ILNational cemetery4.1 mi
- Saint Peter Catholic Cemetery8115 Niles Center Road, Skokie, ILCatholic cemetery4.2 mi
- Memorial Park Cemetery9900 Gross Point Road, Skokie, ILMemorial park4.2 mi
Funeral homes near Calvary Catholic Cemetery
- Haliburton Funeral Chapel2.1 miFuneral chapel · Evanston · (847) 864-6135
- Thompson Funeral and Cremation Services2.1 miCremation provider · Evanston · (847) 869-3172
- Barr Funeral Home2.1 miFuneral home · Chicago · (773) 743-4034
- Kornick & Berliner Monument Co.2.6 miMonument dealer · Chicago · (773) 764-7600
- Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home2.6 miFuneral home · Skokie · (847) 983-8685
- Evanston Funeral & Cremation3.0 miCremation provider · Evanston · (847) 866-8843
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Calvary Catholic Cemetery located?
Calvary Catholic Cemetery is at 301 Chicago Avenue, Evanston, IL 60202 in Cook County. GPS coordinates: 42.02503, -87.67228.
Is Calvary Catholic Cemetery a Catholic cemetery?
Our records list a Catholic affiliation, based on the recorded religion of the cemetery. Burial rules for people outside the congregation vary, so ask the cemetery.
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