Cemeteries in Green County, WI
Green County, Wisconsin has 67 cemeteries in our directory, listed under 9 nearby cities and towns. The most listings are near Monroe (30), New Glarus (10) and Monticello (7). Among them are 15 church cemeteries (22%), 5 Christian cemeteries (7%) and 5 Lutheran cemeteries (7%).
All cemeteries in Green County
- Iliff CemeteryState Highway 81 · MonroeChristian cemetery
- West Clarno CemeteryCounty Highway P · MonroeChristian cemetery
- Evangelical Cemetery6th Avenue · New GlarusCemetery
- Old Calvary CemeteryState Highway 11 · MonroeCemetery
- Saint James CemeteryN9087 State Highway 92 · BellevilleCemetery
- Swiss Cemetery7th Street · New GlarusCemetery
- Zwingli CemeteryEast Lake Avenue · MonticelloCemetery
- Old York Lutheran CemeteryState Highway 39 · New GlarusLutheran cemetery
- Benkert Bushnell CemeteryCounty Road N · MonroeCemetery
- Shooks Prairie CemeteryCounty Highway C · MonticelloCemetery
- Greens Prairie CemeteryNew GlarusCemetery
- Adams Lutheran CemeteryNew GlarusLutheran cemetery
- Catholic CemeteryBellevilleCatholic cemetery
- Figi Farm CemeteryMonroeChristian cemetery
- Jordan Lutheran CemeteryMonroeLutheran cemetery
- Lewis CemeteryMonroeChristian cemetery
- Martin CemeteryMonroeChristian cemetery
- Richland English Lutheran CemeteryMonroeLutheran cemetery
- St. Patrick's Catholic CemetaryAlbanyCatholic cemetery
- Twin Grove Lutheran CemeteryMonroeLutheran cemetery
- Allen Michael CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Attica CemeteryAlbanyCemetery
- Basswood CemeteryDecaturCemetery
- Bethel CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Bethel Hawthorne CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Bowen Family Homestead CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Calvary CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Calvary CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Clarence CemeteryBrodheadCemetery
- Decatur CemeteryDecaturCemetery
- Derrick Hill CemeteryBrodheadCemetery
- Dutch Hollow CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- East Clarno CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- East Dayton CemeteryBellevilleCemetery
- Evangelical United Brethren CemeteryNew GlarusCemetery
- Exeter CemeteryMonticelloCemetery
- Franklin CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Gap Church CemeteryAlbanyChurch cemetery
- Green County Farm CemetaryMonroeCemetery
- Greenwood CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Highland CemeteryMonticelloCemetery
- Hillcrest CemeteryAlbanyCemetery
- Johnson CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Jug Prairie CemeteryBrooklynCemetery
- Kelley-Franklin CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Michael CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Moores CemeteryDecaturCemetery
- Mount Hope CemeteryBrodheadCemetery
- Mount Vernon CemeteryDecaturCemetery
- Norwegian CemeteryAlbanyCemetery
- Oakley - Union CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Peace EUB CemeteryEvansvilleCemetery
- Pioneer - Old Cadiz CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Postville CemeteryNew GlarusCemetery
- Ross Family CemeteryBellevilleFamily cemetery
- Saint Francis CemeteryMonroeChurch cemetery
- Saucerman CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- State Line CemeteryBrodheadCemetery
- Staver - St. Peters CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Swiss Reformed CemeteryNew GlarusCemetery
- Thorp Clarno CemeteryMonroeCemetery
- Truax Burial GroundsMonticelloCemetery
- Ula CemeteryNew GlarusCemetery
- Union Benkert CemeteryMonticelloCemetery
- Union Church CemeteryAlbanyChurch cemetery
- Washington Reformation CemeteryMonticelloCemetery
- York Memorial CemeteryNew GlarusCemetery
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Green County?
We list 67 cemeteries in Green County, Wisconsin. 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 Green County kept?
Death certificates are held by the Wisconsin 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 Green County?
Many family cemeteries sit on private land. Ask the landowner before visiting. Wisconsin law may give descendants a right of reasonable access, but the rules and process vary by state.
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