Cemeteries in Jackson County, IN
Jackson County, Indiana has 62 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 8 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Brownstown (37), Seymour (12) and Crothersville (5). Among them are 2 church cemeteries (3%), 1 Catholic cemetery (2%) and 1 Lutheran cemetery (2%).
All cemeteries in Jackson County
- Cornett CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Fleetwood CemeteryBloomingtonCemetery
- Freetown CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Hanner CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Lucas CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Old Freetown CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Lutheran CemeterySeymourLutheran cemetery
- Saint Ambrose Catholic CemeterySeymourCatholic cemetery
- Bagwell CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Bedel CemeteryCrothersvilleCemetery
- Beem Heighten Hill CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Brown CemeteryBedfordCemetery
- Burrell CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Callahan CemeteryBedfordCemetery
- Chestnut Ridge CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Cortland CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Crane CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Crothersville CemeteryCrothersvilleCemetery
- Cummings CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Driftwood CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Durland CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Empson CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Farmington CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Gardner CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Glasson CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Gorrell CemeteryCrothersvilleCemetery
- Goss CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Grassy CemeteryCrothersvilleCemetery
- Harrell CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Heighton Hill CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Hinderlider CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Holmes CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Kurtz CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Lanning Spur CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Lubker CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Lutes CemeteryColumbusCemetery
- Miller CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Mount Pleasant CemeteryCrothersvilleCemetery
- Peters CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Riverview CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Robertson CemeteryBloomingtonCemetery
- Robertson CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Robinson CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Rucker CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Saint Pauls CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Scott - Wray CemeteryBedfordCemetery
- Shoemaker CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Smallwood CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Smith CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Spraytown CemeterySeymourCemetery
- Steep Hollow CemeteryAustinCemetery
- Stewart CemeterySalemCemetery
- Sturgeon CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Thompson CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Waggoner CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Waskom CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Wayman CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Weathers CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Weddell CemeterySeymourCemetery
- White River Valley CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Woodmansee CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
- Zollman CemeteryBrownstownCemetery
Cemeteries by town
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Jackson County?
We list 62 cemeteries in Jackson County, Indiana. 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 Jackson County kept?
Death certificates are held by the Indiana 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 Jackson County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. Indiana law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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