Cemetery type
Church Cemeteries in New Hampshire
There are 47 church cemeteries in New Hampshire 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.
47 listings
Church Cemeteries in New Hampshire
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- Saint Josephs CemeteryMain Street · Keene, NHCatholic cemetery
- Central CemeteryRye, NHChristian cemetery
- Israel Brotherhood Cemetery48 Pulpit Rock Road · Pelham, NHJewish cemetery
- Saint Casimirs Cemetery40 Pulpit Rock Road · Pelham, NHCatholic cemetery
- Hebrew CemeteryManchester, NHJewish cemetery
- Holy Cross CemeteryDerry, NHChristian cemetery
- Methodist CemeterySeabrook, NHMethodist cemetery
- Methodist Hill CemeteryLebanon, NHMethodist cemetery
- North CemeteryPortsmouth, NHChristian cemetery
- Old Saint Josephs CemeteryManchester, NHChristian cemetery
- Quaker CemeteryEpping, NHQuaker cemetery
- Saint Augustine CemeteryManchester, NHChristian cemetery
- Old Parish CemeteryDurham, NHChurch cemetery
- Smith Meeting House CemeteryGilmanton, NHChurch cemetery
- Baptist CemeteryDanbury, NHBaptist cemetery
- Baptist Church CemeteryNorthwood, NHBaptist cemetery
- Beth Abraham CemeteryNashua, NHJewish cemetery
- Center CemeteryLempster, NHChristian cemetery
- Cimetière Saint Louis de GonzagueNashua, NHCatholic cemetery
- Johns River CemeteryWhitefield, NHChristian cemetery
- Mount Calvary CemeterySomersworth, NHCatholic cemetery
- New Saint Augustine CemeteryManchester, NHChristian cemetery
- New Saint Marys CemeteryDover, NHChristian cemetery
- Old Catholic CemeteryLancaster, NHCatholic cemetery
- Old Center CemeteryLempster, NHChristian cemetery
- Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic CemeteryNorth Conway, NHCatholic cemetery
- Quaker Burying GroundDover, NHQuaker cemetery
- Quaker CemeteryWeare, NHQuaker cemetery
- Quaker CemeteryHenniker, NHQuaker cemetery
- Quaker CemeterySandwich, NHQuaker cemetery
- Saint Francis Xavier CemeteryNashua, NHCatholic cemetery
- Saint Pauls School CemeteryConcord, NHChristian cemetery
- Saint Stanislaus CemeteryNashua, NHCatholic cemetery
- Seventh-day Adventist CemeteryLempster, NHChristian cemetery
- South Quaker CemeteryWeare, NHQuaker cemetery
- Upper Valley Jewish Community CemeteryLebanon, NHJewish cemetery
- Davis Meeting House CemeteryFreedom, NHChurch cemetery
- Hamilton Smith Chapel CemeteryDurham, NHChurch cemetery
- Hill Center Church YardHill, NHChurch cemetery
- Meetinghouse CemeteryMarlborough, NHChurch cemetery
- Meetinghouse CemeteryAntrim, NHChurch cemetery
- New Boston CemeteryNew Boston, NHChurch cemetery
- Old Meeting House CemeteryPittsfield, NHChurch cemetery
- Shell Church CemeteryCanterbury, NHChurch cemetery
- South Parish CemeteryHinsdale, NHChurch cemetery
- Trinity Church Yard CemeteryPlymouth, NHChurch cemetery
- Trinity Churchyard CemeteryPlymouth, NHChurch 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 New Hampshire?
We list 47 church cemeteries in New Hampshire. 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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