Cemeteries in Clark County, OH
Clark County, Ohio has 69 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 12 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Springfield (27), New Carlisle (12) and Enon (7). Among them are 18 church cemeteries (26%), 3 Christian cemeteries (4%) and 2 Methodist cemeteries (3%).
All cemeteries in Clark County
- Bloxom CemeteryCedarvilleCemetery
- Nation Chapel CemeteryChoctaw LakeChurch cemetery
- Bethel Baptist CemeteryEnonBaptist cemetery
- Bethel Lutheran CemeteryYellow SpringsLutheran cemetery
- Calvary CemeterySpringfieldChristian cemetery
- Honey Creek CemeteryNew CarlisleChristian cemetery
- Huber Mennonite CemeteryPark LayneMennonite and Amish cemetery
- Methodist CemeterySouth CharlestonMethodist cemetery
- Old Quaker CemeterySouth CharlestonQuaker cemetery
- Pleasant Hill CemeterySpringfieldChristian cemetery
- Saint Bernard CemeterySpringfieldCatholic cemetery
- Saint Raphaels CemeterySpringfieldCatholic cemetery
- Selma Methodist Episcopal CemeterySouth CharlestonMethodist cemetery
- Asbury CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Asbury Chapel CemeterySpringfieldChurch cemetery
- Beech Grove CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Blacks CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Bodkin CemeteryChoctaw LakeCemetery
- Brighton CemeteryChoctaw LakeCemetery
- Buffenbarger CemeterySouth CharlestonCemetery
- Callison CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Childrens Home CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Clark County Home Infirmary CemeteryEnonCemetery
- Donnelsville CemeteryEnonCemetery
- Ebenezer CemeteryYellow SpringsCemetery
- Emery Chapel CemeterySpringfieldChurch cemetery
- Enon CemeteryEnonCemetery
- Ferncliff CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Fletcher Chapel CemeteryLisbonChurch cemetery
- Foley CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Funderburg CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Garlough CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Glen Haven Memorial CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Graybill CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Greenlawn CemeterySouth CharlestonCemetery
- Greenmount CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Helvie Family CemeteryNew CarlisleFamily cemetery
- Jerusalem CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Lawrenceville CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Liberty Pilgrim CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Lisbon CemeteryLisbonCemetery
- Long CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Mammal CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Masonic Home CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- McConkey CemeteryMechanicsburgCemetery
- Moorefield Chapel CemeterySpringfieldChurch cemetery
- Mount Calvary CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Mud Run CemeteryGreen MeadowsCemetery
- Myers CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- New Carlisle CemeteryNew CarlisleCemetery
- Newcomers CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Old Columbia Street CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Old Donnelsville CemeteryEnonCemetery
- Plattsburg CemeteryLisbonCemetery
- Pleasant Grove CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Pleasant Hill CemeteryChoctaw LakeCemetery
- Rose Hill CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Saint Charles CemeterySouth CharlestonCemetery
- Sims Chapel CemeterySpringfieldChurch cemetery
- South Vienna CemeteryLisbonCemetery
- Tecumseh CemeteryEnonCemetery
- Titus CemeteryLisbonCemetery
- Tuttle CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Tuttle CemeteryLisbonCemetery
- Vale CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Vernon CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
- Wildason Animal CemeteryEnonPet cemetery
- Wilson Chapel CemeteryLondonChurch cemetery
- Yale CemeterySpringfieldCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Clark County?
We list 69 cemeteries in Clark County, Ohio. 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 Clark County kept?
Death certificates are held by the Ohio 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 Clark County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. Ohio law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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