Cemeteries in McIntosh County, ND
McIntosh County, North Dakota has 54 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 3 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Ashley (48), Linton (5) and Napoleon (1). Among them are 15 church cemeteries (28%), 8 Lutheran cemeteries (15%) and 6 Baptist cemeteries (11%).
All cemeteries in McIntosh County
- Saint Andrews CemeteryLintonCemetery
- Ashley Lutheran CemeteryAshleyLutheran cemetery
- Beaver Creek Baptist CemeteryAshleyBaptist cemetery
- Berlin Baptist Church CemeteryAshleyBaptist cemetery
- Danzig Baptist CemeteryAshleyBaptist cemetery
- Friedens Lutheran CemeteryLintonLutheran cemetery
- George Station German Baptist CemeteryAshleyBaptist cemetery
- German Baptist CemeteryAshleyBaptist cemetery
- Saint James Lutheran CemeteryLintonLutheran cemetery
- Saint Johns Catholic CemeteryLintonCatholic cemetery
- Saint Pauls Lutheran CemeteryAshleyLutheran cemetery
- Trinity Lutheran CemeteryAshleyLutheran cemetery
- Venturia Baptist CemeteryAshleyBaptist cemetery
- Zion II Lutheran (Biederstedt) CemeteryAshleyLutheran cemetery
- Zion Lutheran CemeteryAshleyLutheran cemetery
- Zion Number 1 Evangelical Lutheran CemeteryAshleyLutheran cemetery
- Ashley City CemeteryAshleyMunicipal cemetery
- Bertsch CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Beth Itzchock CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Bethany Number 1 CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Bethany Number 2 CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Danzig CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Ebenezer CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Emmaus CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- George CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Granadenfeld Congregational CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Hoffnungsthal CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Hope CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Hoskins Community CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Jewell Station CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Kassel CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Lehr City CemeteryAshleyMunicipal cemetery
- Marienburg CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Neudorf CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- New Kassel CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- New Kassel E and R CemeteryLintonCemetery
- Old Kassel CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Peace CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Andrews CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint James CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Johns CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Johns CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Johns Reformed CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Lucas CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Luke CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Saint Patricks CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Salem CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Salem Congregational CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Unnamed Pioneer CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Venturia Reformed CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Wishek City CemeteryAshleyMunicipal cemetery
- Worms CemeteryNapoleonCemetery
- Zion CemeteryAshleyCemetery
- Zion Evangelical CemeteryAshleyCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in McIntosh County?
We list 54 cemeteries in McIntosh County, North Dakota. 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 McIntosh County kept?
Death certificates are held by the North Dakota 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 McIntosh County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. North Dakota law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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