Church Cemeteries in Loudoun County, VA
There are 38 church cemeteries in Loudoun County, VA 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.
Church Cemeteries in Loudoun County, VA
- Rehoboth Church Cemetery14085 Rehobeth Church Road · Lovettsville, VAChurch cemetery
- Old Stone Church Cemetery106 Liberty Street Northwest · Leesburg, VAChurch cemetery
- Arnold Grove Methodist Church CemeteryPurcellville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Ashburn Presbyterian CemeteryAshburn, VAPresbyterian cemetery
- Bethel United Methodist CemeteryLeesburg, VAMethodist cemetery
- Emmanuel Episcopal Church CemeteryBull Run Mountain Estates, VAEpiscopal cemetery
- First Baptist Church CemeteryBrambleton, VABaptist cemetery
- Grace Annex United Methodist CemeteryPurcellville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Harmony United Methodist CemeteryPurcellville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Hillsboro United Methodist CemeteryPurcellville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Ketoctin CemeteryPurcellville, VAChristian cemetery
- Leesburg Presbyterian Church CemteryLeesburg, VAPresbyterian cemetery
- Lovettsville Union CemeteryLovettsville, VAChristian cemetery
- Mount Sinai Free Will Baptist CemeteryLovettsville, VABaptist cemetery
- New Jerusalem Lutheran Church CemeteryLovettsville, VAChristian cemetery
- Saint James Episcopal CemeteryLeesburg, VAEpiscopal cemetery
- Saint John the Apostle CemeteryLeesburg, VACatholic cemetery
- Belmont Chapel CemeteryBelmont, VAChurch cemetery
- Catoctin Free Church CemeteryPurcellville, VAChurch cemetery
- Church of Our Savior CemeteryLeesburg, VAChurch cemetery
- Faith Chapel CemeteryLeesburg, VAChurch cemetery
- African Methodist Episcopal CemeteryLovettsville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Aldie Presbyterian CemeteryBrambleton, VAPresbyterian cemetery
- Arnold Grove Methodist Episcopal Church CemeteryPurcellville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Ebenezer United Methodist CemeteryLovettsville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Emmanuel Episcopal Church CemeteryBull Run Mountain Estates, VAEpiscopal cemetery
- Fairfax Quaker Meeting House CemeteryLeesburg, VAQuaker cemetery
- Furnace Mountain Presbyterian CemeteryLovettsville, VAPresbyterian cemetery
- Mount Olivet United Methodist CemeteryLovettsville, VAMethodist cemetery
- Mount Pleasant Baptist Church CemeteryBull Run Mountain Estates, VABaptist cemetery
- Mount Pleasant Baptist Church CemeteryLeesburg, VABaptist cemetery
- New Valley Baptist CemeteryLeesburg, VABaptist cemetery
- Saint James Episcopal CemeteryLeesburg, VAEpiscopal cemetery
- Saint Pauls Lutheran Church CemeteryLovettsville, VALutheran cemetery
- Broad Run Church CemeteryBroadlands, VAChurch cemetery
- Mount Pleasant Church CemeteryLovettsville, VAChurch cemetery
- New Mount Pleasant Church CemeteryBull Run Mountain Estates, VAChurch cemetery
- South Fork Meeting House CemeteryPurcellville, VAChurch cemetery
Other cemetery types in Loudoun County, VA
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 Loudoun County, VA?
We list 38 church cemeteries in Loudoun County, VA. 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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