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Cemeteries in Marion County, OH
Marion County, Ohio has 93 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 7 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Marion (73), Prospect (10) and Kenton (3). Among them are 2 church cemeteries (2%), 1 memorial park (1%) and 1 family cemetery (1%).
93
cemeteries
7
towns represented
0
historic
2
church cemeteries
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All cemeteries in Marion County
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- Green Camp CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Rayl CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Thew CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Lutheran CemeteryCardingtonLutheran cemetery
- Agosta CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Augenstein CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Barks Cemetery (historical)MarionCemetery
- Berringer CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Bonner CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Boyer CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Bretz CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Brewer CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Brown Taylor CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Brucklacher CemeteryBucyrusCemetery
- Burtsfield CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Caledonia CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Caledonia GraveyardMarionCemetery
- Canaan CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Chapel CemeteryMarionChurch cemetery
- Chapel Heights Memorial GardensMarionMemorial park
- Claridon CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Collmer CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Cooper Vestal CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Crandall CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Crimm CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Deal CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Dickason CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Drake CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Ebenezer CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Fairview CemeteryRichwoodCemetery
- Fitzhugh GraveMarionCemetery
- Frame CemeteryMarionCemetery
- German Reform CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Graham CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Grand Prairie CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Guthery CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Hinds CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Hoover Crossing CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Idleman CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Kannel CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Kirkpatrick CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Klingle CemeteryMarionCemetery
- LaRue CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Lawrence CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Likens CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Marion CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Markel-Kirts CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Mellott CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Miller CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Montgomery CemeteryKentonCemetery
- Mount Olive CemeteryRichwoodCemetery
- Mounts CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Myres CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Neff CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Neff CemeteryGalionCemetery
- Old Marion CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Otterbein CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Page CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Pawpaw CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Pleasant CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Pleasant Hill CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Plotner CemeteryMarionCemetery
- President Warren Harding MemorialMarionCemetery
- Prospect CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Reidel CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Riverside CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Rupp CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Rush CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Saint Johns Reformed CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Saint Marys CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Saint Pauls CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Salem CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Salem CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Sayler CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Schweinfurth CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Smith - Witzel CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Smith CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Sullivan CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Underwood CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Union CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Vesey CemeteryKentonCemetery
- Virden CemeteryKentonCemetery
- Waldo CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Walls CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Wheeler CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Williamson CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Windfall CemeteryCardingtonCemetery
- Wolfinger CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Wyatt CemeteryProspectCemetery
- Yoakum CemeteryMarionCemetery
- Zieg CemeteryRichwoodCemetery
- Ziller Family CemeteryMarionFamily cemetery
- Zion CemeteryMarionCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Marion County?
We list 93 cemeteries in Marion 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 Marion 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 Marion 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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