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["County","No.","Name","AKA","Former Name","City","Travel Directions","Area","Section","Township","Org Date","Org Date Desc","PPA","Organization Name","Title Vested","Owner Individual","Contact","Note 1","Note 2","Note 3"]
["Adams",1,"Bucyrus Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Bucyrus, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 27-130-97",null,"1931-09-21"]
["Adams",3,"Cedar Creek (now Prince of Peace Cemetery)",null,null,null,null,null,"20-130-91","South Fork Township","1931-09-21",null,null,"Cedar Creek Lutheran Church of America"]
["Adams",1466,"Cedar Valley Cemetery",null,null,null,null,"Adams County Lot 1","5-130-93","Dakota Township","1981-01-05",null,null,null,null,null,"George Odegaard, Grand Forks, grantor of deed"]
["Adams",1046,"Cemetery of Hettinger",null,null,"Hettinger, ND",null,null,"13-129-96",null,"1932-12-10",null,null,"Hettinger Cemetery Association"]
["Adams",2,"North Grand",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of SW 1/4 of 29-129-97",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,"North Grand Cemetery Association"]
["Adams",1405,"The Union Cemetery (aka Spring Butte Cemetery)",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 at 33-131-92","Cedar Butte Township","1969-08-25",null,null,null,null,null,"9-9-1969 Mrs. Arthur E. Nyberg, Secretary; Route 1; Lemmon, SD 57638"]
["Barnes",933,"Bethlehem",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 18-137-60","Rosebud Township","1931-12-23",null,null,"Bethlehem Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Bennie Formo, Litchville, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well kept. It is located 3 miles west of the Hwy 38/11 turn west of Litchville, and a mi north, on the west side of the road. The sexton is Jack Formo (701-762-4459), 10624 R 52 St. SE, Litchville, ND 58461. The burials in this cemetery were published in both \"Litchville 1900-2000\" and \"First Lutheran Church, Litchville 1897-1997.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5181,"Butterfield Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner of NE 1/4 26-139-58","Marsh Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 There are supposed to be about five burials here in this grove of trees which includes fallen timber, tangles of weeds and many rocks extracted from the cropland and dumped. The one metal marker had been removed by Jackie Stricklin, Valley City, a relative, and in 2002 we could not identify graves in the dense cover. This much abandoned cemetery is located 4 miles west of Cuba along 40th St. SE and mile north along 119th Ave. SE, and on the west side of the avenue. Mrs. Stricklin and her sisters attempted to determine who the other bur were, but so far have been unsuccessful. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5178,"Colins Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 10-138-58","Nelson Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This single homesteader grave is covered by a huge rock pile near a tall blue spruce tree which shades the ample flat stone monument erected by current landowner, Elmer Stevens. It is located on the east side of County Highway 21 about 500 feet south of Elmer's farm a perhaps a quarter mile south of the sharp bend in County Highway 21 at 43rd St. SE. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",826,"Elim",null,null,null,null,"17 rods north from SE corner","NE 1/4 of 17-138-60","Seva Township","1931-12-02",null,null,"Elim Evangelical Free Church",null,null,"7-1-68 Albert Berge, Litchville, sexton.","12-1-2002 This cemetery is in the churchyard and has a sign, but is not fenced. It is well maintained. It is located 7 miles north of the turn Highway 38/11 west of Litchville, along that highway, 2 miles west on 45th St. SE, and about a half mile north on 104 Ave. SE, and on the west side of the road. The sexton is Richard Nordquist (701-762-4862), 4507 - 108th Ave. SE, Litchville, ND 58461. The burial records for this cemetery were published in \"Litchville 1900-2000.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",886,"Fairview",null,null,null,null,null,"23-140-60","Potter Township","1932-12-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl Kvislen, Sanborn, sexton","12-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign over the main gate and is well kept. It is located one mile north of I-94, exit 281, and on the e side of the road, just to the south of Sacred Heart Cemetery. The sexton is Liz Fick (701-762-4493), 811 - 5th St., Litchville, ND 58461. She holds maps and various books including a fairly good interment book. \"No stoners\" were determined here by the use of copies from her boo (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",7,"First Lutheran Church",null,null,"Fingal, ND",null,null,"20-138-56","Binghamton Township","1931-10-08",null,null,"Congregation of the First Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 \"Hillside Cemetery\" - Melvin A. Monson, Fingal, secretary 12-1-2002 or Hillside. This cemetery is about a half mile south of the east side of Fingal along 127th Ave. SE, and on the east side of the road. The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well kept. The sexton is Jeff Buchholz (701-924-8310), P.O. Box 4, Fingal, ND 58031. He holds the cemetery records on lot owners and occupied graves, but no records of individual burials. Burials made here are noted in various Lutheran church books held by Rev. Brad Edin, Valley City. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5192,"Free Methodist",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 9-142-57","Grand Prairie Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is partially fenced and abandoned to tall grass, spreading lilacs, and other trees. It is located 5 miles west of Pillsbury along Highway 26, then south 5 miles along County Highway 77, then a half mile west along 20th St. SE, and 100 yards to the north of the road on a hill. We were not able to find records on this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",15,"Hillside",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of NW 1/4 of 23-140-58","Valley Township","1931-07-31","charter issued at Yankton, Dakota Territory on May 26, 1882",null,"Hillside Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Obert Nordgaard, Valley City, sexton","12-4-1995 Jim Marshall, President; Ralph Bartz, VP; Christine Marshall, Sec-Treasurer; board members: Ralph Wittenberg, Maurice Pederson, Jack Brun, and Walter Schroeder","12-1-2002 This cemetery is not covered in this book. The cemetery is well fenced with one entrance gate, has signs, and is very well maintained. It can be found by turning north about a block and before the memorial rock gate. Follow the signs. Hillside Cemetery is the second cemetery along this road. The sexton is Christine Marshall (701-845-3819), 1110 - 3rd Ave. NW, Valley City, ND 58072. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)","2-1-2004 ADDITIONAL INFO: She holds maps and interment books, a card file on each burial, and a computer database. Database entries were taken from the card file by a number of typists, and some errors exist. We obtained a floppy disk copy of her database which was used find \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of Valley City, 2003)"]
["Barnes",5184,"Hobart Zion Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 15-140-59","Hobart Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 The 1910 Barnes County atlas shows a cemetery in this location. In the very SW corner of that section, on the north side of Hwy 1, is a large pink boulder placed there some years ago by Imanuel Jacobson and Byron Berge, with Berge routing the inscription information some of the burials that exist in the old abandoned cemetery, as well as one burial that is located one mile north. Ole Anderson donated one acre of land for the church in the 1880s, but the church was not built and the area was used for burials. This cemetery is located on the north side of Highway 1 about 2 miles west of the I-94/Highway 1 off ramp. Other than the pink boulder, no visual evidence of the cemetery exists, as the area of the cemetery is \"farmed over\". (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",9,"Immanuel Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Fingal, ND",null,null,"28-138-57","Norma Township","1931-09-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rudolph Langemo, c/o Char-Mac Hotel, Valley City, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery has a memorial marker where the church stood, is fenced and well kept. The sexton is Renee Aarseth (701-924- 8319), 4430 - 122nd Ave. SE, Fingal, ND 58031. She holds a well kept cemetery interment book. Immanuel burials are also noted in various other Lutheran church burial registers, held by Rev. Brad Edin, Valley City. This cemetery is located 3 miles west of Highway 32 at Fingal along 45th St., and one mile south along 123rd Ave. SE, and on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1587,"Ingstad Family Cemetery Association",null,null,"Valley City",null,null,"16-140-58",null,"2007-05-11",null,"private",null,null,null,"Contact: Janice M. Ingstad, 3255 - 117th Ave. SE, Valley City, 58072"]
["Barnes",5193,"Ladbury Congregational Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 7-143-58","Sibley Trail Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 Also known as Sunnyside Cemetery. This cemetery is to the south of the existing church that is currently being renovated. It is located 6 miles east of Dazey along Highway 26, then 3 miles north along 115th Ave. SE, and about a half mile west along 13th St. SE on the south side of the road. The sexton is Keith Muncy (701-733-2290), 11015 - 17th St. SE, Dazey, ND 58429. His map of burials was copied, but some appear to be lot owners only. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1179,"Leal Cemetery Association",null,null,"Leal, ND",null,null,"20-142-60","Edna Township","1960-03-29",null,null,"Leal Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Glenn Myers, Box 35, Leal, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery is located on the east side of the village of Leal, south of the road and north of the railroad tracks. It is fenced wit an antique worked iron fence, has signs along the way, and is well cared for. Mrs. Bev Willson, association secretary, (701-435-2534), 9982 21st St. SE, Courtenay, ND 58426, holds a well kept lot book. We used a copy of this to determine \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1050,"Lucca Congregational",null,"formerly Victory Park Cemetery----12/19/1968 correspondence indicated new name of Lucca Congregational Cemetery.","Lucca, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 2-137-56",null,"1933-03-15",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Wilme Godfredsen, Enderlin, secretary","12-1-2002 This cemetery is a little north of cemetery No. 1(HD #747), just to the east and very near the road on the east side of Lucca. It is located in some large trees that appear to be part of the only occupied house on the east side of the village. The cemetery is mowed, and contains only seven tombstones, the last dated in the 1960s. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",747,"Lucca Trinity Lutheran Cemetery",null,"was called Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel's Gemeinde ---- 12-19-1968 correspondence indicated name changed to above","Lucca, ND",null,null,"2-137-56","Raritan Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7 1968 Walter H. Janz, Enderlin, secretary","12-1-2002 This cemetery is 100 yards east of the road that runs northwest along the railroad tracks, on the east side of Lucca and not far fro the south section line. The cemetery is fenced and well maintained. Care of the cemetery is done by a group from Trinity Lutheran Church Enderlin, but the church has no old Lucca cemetery records. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1384,"Mabel Morton",null,null,null,null,null,"20-142-56","Minnie Lake Township","1966-10-19","plat filed with Register of Deeds 7/3/1901",null,null,null,null,"Kenneth Burchill, responsible for affairs of cemetery","12-1-2002 This cemetery is super abandoned to tall grass, spreading lilacs, fallen tree branches, and multiple badger holes. It was fenced ye ago and has a large iron over the gate sign lying on its side inside the fence. Many stones have fallen and others are now in the middle of huge lilac spreads, some partially or completely covered with dirt and root structure. It is likely that stones not found that were reported here in 1973 are covered with badger diggings, etc. It is located seven and a half miles south of Pillsbury along Highway 32, a mile west along 22nd St SE, and on the east side of the road. We were unable to find any cemetery records. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5182,"Marsh Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 22-139-58","Marsh Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 Three burials are located in a small fenced area. In 2002, we were unable to find a stone for the infant supposedly buried with the Marshes. This cemetery is on the east side of County Highway 21 (the Valley Road) about 6 miles south of the I-94 underpass. Take the gravel road east on the south side of Douglas Olstad's house that goes up the hill to a gravel pit. The cemetery is to the north and west a short distance across a field. The stones can be seen with difficulty from the highway. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1391,"Maryvale Catholic",null,null,"Valley City, ND",null,null,"NE of SE 1/4 of 8-140-58","Valley Township","1967-11-21",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Sister Catherine Marie Lemna, Rt. 1, Valley City, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery is not covered in this book. The cemetery is neatly manicured and holds 40-50 burials of sisters and priests. A large memorial marker near the crucifix identifies sisters buried elsewhere and the burial locations. This cemetery can be found north of Valley C along County Highway 21, west just past the elevator north of the city, then 1.3 miles along this Highway to the Maryvale sign, left across the bridge an left up to the main building. The cemetery is found on the service road just west of the building, and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)","2-1-2004 ADDITIONAL INFO: Sister Marlys, the convent administrator, holds the records as such. She furnished us a list of burials including surnames. Only a few surnames are shown on the markers. Questions can be directed to her at 11550 River R. Road, Valley City ND 58072, (701-845-2864). (from Cemeteries of Valley City, 2003)"]
["Barnes",1194,"Memory Gardens of Valley City, Inc.",null,null,"Valley City, ND",null,null,"29-140-57","Alta Township","1960-04-06",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Lewellyn, Valley City, sexton","12-1-2002 The cemetery is partially fenced, has signs, and is very well maintained. It is located just south of I-94 exit 296 east of Valley City. The sexton is Allen Schuldt, of Peterson-Schuldt Funeral Home, (701-845-3232), 515 N. Central Ave., Valley City, ND 58072. He maintains the records and believes that there are no burials without markers in this cemetery. We did not make any attempt to find \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5191,"Minnie Lake",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 6-142-56","Minnie Lake Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is well mowed and care is taken to straighten some of the tipped stones. The cemetery is located four and a half miles south of Pillsbury along Highway 32 and a mile west along 19th St. SE, and on the north side of the street. A 1965 map, prepared by Mrs. Oscar Olson and Mrs. Gusta Stemhagen, was obtained from Vince Olson, Valley City, and used to find \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5187,"Nebo Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 20-140-59","Hobart Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is no longer fenced, but has a decorative sign above the gate, and is mowed occasionally. It is located about 4 mil west of I-94, exit 288, along Highway 1 and on the south side of the highway. Don Schlotman (701-845-4007), 11026 - 33rd St. SE, Valley Cit ND 58072, acts as sexton and caretaker, but has no records. Funeral records after 1938 for this church are found at the Faith Lutheran Church in Valley City. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5177,"Nilson Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 14 27-138-58","Nelson Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This two-grave cemetery is fenced but abandoned with the gate fallen to the ground. This cemetery is located in a tree covered draw used as a cattle pasture about 200 yards east of County Highway 21 and just south of Lynn Nelson's rural home on the west side of Highway 21 an about 3 miles south of where County Highway 21 takes a jog east on 43rd St. SE. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",856,"North Marion Reformed Church",null,null,null,null,null,"17-137-61","Greenland Township","1931-12-21",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Perry Roorda, Ypsilanti, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has road signs and is well maintained. The sexton is Clarance Van Bruggen (701-669-2319), 5141 - 101st Ave. SE, Marion, ND 58466. He holds the records in his home. He holds maps and two detailed copies of lot books showing each burial and dates. The cemetery is located 3 miles west of the Highway 46/County Highway 207 intersection, and nearly four miles north, on the west s of 98th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5179,"Old Holy Trinity Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 34-139-56","Springvale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a decorative sign over the gate printed in Hungarian, and is well maintained. It is located about a m north of the northern bend in Highway 32 just north of Fingal, then two miles east on 42nd St. SE, and on the north side of the road. Gordon \"Skip\" Ertelt is the sexton (701-924-8622), 411 - 1st Ave., Fingal, ND 58031. He holds a map for this cemetery showing burial names, but no dates. Fr. K. S. Kopacz would not allow the church burial register to be copied, citing it for \"sacramental use\" only. Cemetery records are n kept as required by ND law. Names on the cemetery map were checked against \"stoners\" to determine possible \"no stoners\", but no information beyond the name is available. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",13,"Oriska",null,null,"Oriska, ND",null,null,"19-140-56","Oriska Township","1931-09-16",null,null,null,null,null,null,"William Trader","12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a large sign over the gate and mowed only occasionally. It is located about a half mile west of Oriska along 33rd St. SE, and on the south side of the road. The sexton is Buck Trader (701-845-1386), 305 - 6th St., Oriska, ND 58063. Mrs. Trader, Oriska postmistress, was going to allow us to copy his records, but she never seemed to be able to find them. She did locate a map o the back of a calendar, but it contained no useful names. So \"no stoners\" were not determined here. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5,"Our Savior's Lutheran Church",null,null,"Dazey, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-143-59","Dazey Township","1931-10-06",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Randolph Oppegard, Dazey, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery is located just south of Highway 26 and west of the railroad tracks on the south side of the village of Dazey. The sexton is Morris Tharaldson (701-733-2209), P.O. Box 3, Dazey, ND 58429. He holds a map of burials and an interment book not kept in chronological order. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5194,"Pfaff Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 30-138-59","Skandia Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 Information obtained from Paul Stenshoel and Kenneth Pfaff, both rural Valley City. Those buried here are on the original Johann B. Pfaff homestead. Frank Pfaff, a son of Johann, was born in 1898 and died at a young age. Twins of John B. Pfaff, Jr., who died at birth, also here, as well as a daughter of Johann's brother, Joseph. This cemetery is located 5 miles north of the Hwy 11/38 turn west of Litchville along Highway 11, then 3 miles east along 47th St. SE. The site at one time was fenced with a metal fence, but is now farmed over. The burials now exist on either side of an east/west fence, about 200 yards north of the road, and west between where the old house stood and the bank of Stoney Slough. There are no markers. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",646,"Prairie Rest",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner of SE 1/4 of 6-139-57","Cuba Township","1931-10-21","date organized is a guess as the registration states Fall of 1880",null,"Prairie Rest Cemetery Society",null,null,null,"12-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced and mowed occasionally. It is found 3 miles south of I-94, exit 296, then about a half mile west along 37 St. SE, and on the north side of the road. Some cemetery records for this cemetery are held by Louis Nicoli (701-845-3862), 12132 - 38th S SE, Valley City, ND 58072. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",8,"Prairie View Cemetery Association",null,null,"Wimbledon, ND",null,null,"32-143-61","Pierce Township","1931-10-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 E.J. Borth, Wimbledon, secretary","12-1-2002 Gate also shows Gibson Memorial. This cemetery is fenced, has a large sign and is well maintained. It is located about a half m east of Wimbledon along 17th St. SE and on the south side of the road. The association secretary is Teresa Borth (701-435-2403), 210 - 3rd Ave., Wimbledon, ND 58492. She holds an old lot book and a well kept interment book that starts in 1931. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",11,"Ringsaker",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of 12-138-59","Skandia Township","1931-09-17",null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has nearby road signs, has a memorial church bell display where the church stood 1898-1956, and is well maintained. It is located 6 miles north of Hastings along Highway 1 and a mile east on the north side of 44th St. SE. The sexton is Eldon Johns (701-845-3643), 4433 - 113 R Ave. SE, Valley City 58072. The burial records for this cemetery were published in \"Litchville 1900-2000.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",644,"Sacred Heart Catholic",null,null,"Sanborn, ND",null,null,"23-140-60","Potter Township","1931-10-21",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by the Sacred Heart Church of Sanborn.",null,"7-1-1968 R Schmitt, Sanborn, secretary","12-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced and has a sign and is the northern of two adjacent cemeteries. It is well maintained. It is located one mil north of I-94, exit 281, and on the east side of the road. The sexton is John Wagner (701-845-3639), 427 - 3rd Ave. NW, Valley City, ND 58072. He holds his own copy of the cemetery lot book, which we copied to determine \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1085,"Salem Methodist Church",null,"Formerly Salem Church Cemetery. 12-19-1968 correspondence indicated above name. First burial about 1900--not used for about 15 years",null,null,null,"33-141-57","Noltimier Township","1939-11-28",null,null,"Salem Church Board",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Melvin Noeske, R.R. 1, Valley City","12-1-2002 This cemetery is abandoned to tall weeds and overgrown lilacs. Some of the stones have fallen. We could easily have missed so markers here. It is located 4 miles north of I-94, exit 296, left a bit on 10th St. SE and maybe 200 yards north on 122nd Ave. SE, on the east side of the avenue. The 1931 map of this cemetery, on file with the county registrar, does contain some lot owner and burial names. We were not able to find any official church or cemetery records here. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",10,"Seva Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 4-137-60","Rosebud Township","1931-09-20",null,null,null,null,null,"Nels Frick, Gust Anderson, A. Mattson","12-1-2002 Sign shows \"VASA 1887\" Sometimes called \"Swedish\" cemetery. This cemetery is found 3 miles north of the County Highway 38/11 turn west of Litchville, a mile west on 49th St. SE, and nearly a mile north on 10th Ave. SE, located on the east side of the road. It has a sig is not fenced, and is well kept. The burials in this cemetery were published in both \"Litchville 1900-2000\" and \"First Lutheran Church, Litchville 1897-1997.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",4,"Sheyenne Valley Church",null,null,"Valley City, ND",null,null,"27-138-58","Nelson Township","1931-10-06",null,null,"Sheyenne Valley Congregation",null,null,"\n7-1-196 William Nelson, Fingal, sexton","deed recorded under name of Sheyenne Valley Norwegian Evangelical Church","12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign over the gate, has a memorial marker where the church stood, and is well maintained. The cemetery is located three miles north of Kathryn on the west side of Valley Road where it intersects with 47th St. SE. The sexton is Gerald Aase (701-796-7881), 4744 County Road 21, Kathryn, ND 58049. Records for this cemetery were taken from various Lutheran church books under the control of Rev. Brad Edin, Valley City. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5189,"Sibley Expedition Solider Graves",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 29-141-56","Weimer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 See \"Oriska 1881-1981\" p. 15-18. The 1863 burial was thought by Dana Wright, of the State Historical Society of ND, to be somewhere on the SE 1/4. A large stone and two white vertical military stones are placed in a small chained enclosure on the west ditch of Highway 32 about 4 miles north of Oriska. These markers are a few feet south of the SE corner of Sec. 29, and just south of the field approach, which would be 29th St. SE if a road existed. The grass inside the enclosure is well mowed. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",14,"Spring Creek",null,null,"Hastings, ND",null,"1/2 acre SW corner of Sec. 12, 1/2 acre SE corner of Sec. 11","SW corner of 11-137-59","Spring Creek Township","1931-09-15",null,null,"Spring Creek Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"5-29-2002: George Barron emailed that he had researched and found this cemetery is in Section 11, rather than 12 as it was registered. 12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has several signs and is well maintained. It is found on the north side of the village of Hastings. The sexton is Larry Salberg (701-762-4449), 131 Ash Ave., Hastings, ND 58049. The cemetery burial records for this cemetery were published \"Litchville, ND 1900-2000.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1128,"St. Anes Cemetery",null,"formerly St. Ane's Catholic Cemetery. 12/19/1968 correspondence indicated above name.",null,"1/2 mile south, 2 miles west of Litchville",null,"35-137-60","Rosebud Township","1944-03-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Ed Blake, President, Litchville","12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. It is located a mile and a half west of the highway intersection on the north side of Litchville, and a mile south along 106th Ave. SE. The burial records for this cemetery were published in \"Litchville 1900- 2000.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)","3-6-2006 Letter from Scott Hoselton, Diocese of Fargo, states: \"There had been some question as to ownership; the Diocese owned the land and a separate association maintained the cemetery. The property is now properly deeded in the name of St. Anes Cemetery Association, In The Diocese of Fago (sic) has ceded ownership of the property to this association. As such, it should now be listed as St. Anes Cemetery owned St. Anes Cemetery Association, Inc., 4916 - 104th Ave. SE, Litchville, ND 58461-9745.\""]
["Barnes",1223,"St. Bernard's Catholic",null,null,"Oriska, ND",null,null,"19-140-56","Oriska Township","1960-05-02",null,null,"St. Bernard's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Thomas Winkler, Oriska, member of cemetery committee","12-1-2002 The cemetery has a sign on the gate, is not fenced, and is well kept. It is located a half mile north of the I-94 Oriska exit, and about a half mile west on the gravel road on the south side of Oriska, and on the south side of the road. Marvin Miller (701-845-2282), 2743 - 128 Ave. SE, Oriska, holds a book of burials and lot owners but no dates. Fr. K.S. Kopacz would not allow the church death register to be copied citing it as for \"sacramental use\" only. Cemetery records are not kept in a lawful manner. Names without dates held by the sexton were checked against those having markers to determine possible no stoners. A few may be lot owners not buried here, while some are names of future burials. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",948,"St. Boniface Catholic",null,null,"Wimbledon, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-143-61",null,"1932-01-20",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Boniface Church of Wimbledon. Pierce Township",null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign on the gate and is well maintained and located on the north side of the northernmost street in Wimbledon. A new sexton is being elected, but the sexton holds no records as required by law. Fr. Meyer did offer to allow the church bur records, but since they cover so many cemeteries, some not designated, we elected not to search for \"no stoners\" here. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1387,"St. Catherine",null,null,"Valley City, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 of 23-140-58","Valley Township","1967-05-12",null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is not covered in this book. The cemetery is fenced, has a time lock gate, has many signs, and is well maintained. can be found by turning north on 12th Ave. NE from eastern Main Street in Valley City, turn east on the gravel road after about a block and before the memorial rock gate, and follow the signs. St. Catherine's is the first cemetery to be reached on this gravel road. The sexton is Llo (sic) Nelson (701-845-3667), Box 254, Valley City, ND 58072. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)","2-1-2004 ADDITIONAL INFO: He holds a very complete lot book with dates, maps and other information. He also has a computer index his lot book, with names, dates, and burial locations. He provided us a copy of his index printout. We used that source to determine the \"no stoners\" at this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Valley City, 2003)"]
["Barnes",645,"St. Mary's",null,null,null,null,null,"29-143-58","Sibley Trail Township","1931-10-21",null,null,null,"The cemetery is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Mary's Church (of Wieland) Dazey. 7-1-1968 Henry J. Amann, Dazey, sexton",null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is in the churchyard of St. Mary's (or Wieland's) Catholic Church, in a picturesque location in the shade of the ma trees planted by John Wieland. Signs on the highway and near the church identify the site. This cemetery is found 6 miles east of Dazey along Highway 26 and about a half mile south along 115th Ave. SE, and on the east side of the road. The sexton is Jack Wieland (701) 733-2253), 16 115th Ave. SE, Dazey, ND 58429. He holds only a map of the cemetery and says all of the early church records were lost. He feels that each of the burials in this cemetery has a marker. No attempt was made to find \"no stoners\" here. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1086,"St. Mary's",null,null,null,null,null,"29-143-58","Sibley Trail Township","1939-12-21",null,null,null,null,null,null,"decided to move old cemetery about June 1.","12-1-2002 This is the location of the first cemetery associated with St. Mary's Church. It is found in the triangle of land to the west of 115th Ave. SE, and south of Highway 26 near the actual NW corner of section 29. It is marked by two small trees close together and a profusion of old lilac bushes. Jack Wieland says that all the burials that were made in this cemetery were moved in 1939 to the current St. Mary's Cemetery, and now have markers. This former cemetery site is starting to collect field rocks and junk. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5175,"St. Paul Church Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"ND 1/4 15-137-58","Oak Hill Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 The cemetery has a sign on the decorative iron gate and is fenced with chain link fence. It is well maintained. It is found about half mile west of Kathryn on the south side of the gravel road that parallels the railroad tracks. The sexton is Marvin Nelson, 4931 R 116th Ave. SE, Kathryn, 58049 (701-796-7351). He does not hold the records which are held by the church secretary, but states that there was only one unmarked burial. We include that. St. Paul Church records are officially held by Rev. Brad Edin, Valley City. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5188,"St. Peter's Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 3-140-60","Potter Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is fairly well maintained. This cemetery is located two miles north of I-94, exit 281, then mile west along 33rd St. SE, and two miles north along 105th Ave. SE and on the east side of the road. Andy Aune, 11565 - 33rd St. SE, Valley City, ND, holds a crude list of burials with some dates. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",6,"St. Petri",null,null,"Nome, ND",null,null,"24-137-57","Thordenskjold Township","1931-09-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Hilmar W. Johnson, Nome, sexton","12-1-2002 This cemetery is in the churchyard, located a mile south and nearly a mile west of Nome. It is fenced, has a sign, and is well maintained. The sexton is James Storhoff, 4930 - 125th Ave. SE, Nome (701-924-8612). He holds a well kept interment book for the cemetery. Church records for this cemetery are under the control of Rev. Brad Edin, Valley City. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002"]
["Barnes",1540,"St. Thomas Cemetery","See also #1241.",null,"Litchville, ND",null,null,"22-137-60",null,"1996-05-09",null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is nicely fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. It is located about 3/4 mile north of where the highway turns north onto 106th Ave. SE from 52nd St. SE, and on the west side of the road. The sexton is Kenneth Jefferson (701-762-4258), 4732 R 106th Ave. SE, Litchville, ND 58461. The burials in this cemetery were published in both \"Litchville 1900-2000\" and \"First Lutheran Church, Litchville 1900-2000.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1241,"St. Thomas Cemetery Association","(see also #1540)","formerly St. Thomas Cemetery","Litchville, ND",null,null,"NE corner of NE 1/4 of 22-137-60",null,"1960-06-17","church cemetery organized about 1897",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Wilfred Jefferson, Litchville, sexton","On 5-9-1996, the church cemetery was changed to an association and given the number 1540.","2-2-1996 correspondence indicated that St. Thomas Church dissolved in 1966 and cemetery changed to an association. A new number (154 was issued to the Association.","12-1-2002 This cemetery is nicely fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. It is located about 3/4 mile north of where the highway turns north onto 106th Ave. SE from 52nd St. SE, and on the west side of the road. The sexton is Kenneth Jefferson (701-762-4258), 4732 R 106 Ave. SE, Litchville, ND 58461. The burials in this cemetery were published in both \"Litchville 1900-2000\" and \"First Lutheran Church, Litchville 1897-1997.\" (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",12,"Sunny Side",null,null,null,null,null,"31-138-58","Nelson Township","1931-09-17",null,null,"Congregation of the Methodist Episcopal Church",null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This abandoned cemetery is located in a grove of old and fallen trees. The county did some clean up a couple years, but it is now grown to nettles and new lilac growth. Single and piles of rocks could be markers or cropland clearance. This cemetery is located three and half miles north of Hastings along Highway 1, then two miles east along 47th St. SE, then over half a mile south on the rough trail along 115th Ave. SE and on the west side of the trail. The burial records for this cemetery were published in \"Litchville 1900-2000.\" (from Cemeteries Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1570,"Swedish (Vikstrom)",null,null,"Kathryn, ND",null,null,"32-137-59","Spring Creek Township","2001-12-06",null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is also known as \"The Swedish Cemetery.\" It is located three miles west of the Hwy 1/Hwy 46 intersection and a mile north along 110 Ave. SE. It is not fenced but has a sign and is mowed. Cemetery records were published in \"First Lutheran Church Litchville, ND 1897-1997\" and \"Litchville, ND 1900-2000\". (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1181,"The New Holy Trinity",null,null,"Fingal, ND",null,null,"18-138-56","Binghamton Township","1960-03-30",null,null,"Holy Trinity Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ferdinand Puhr, Fingal, sexton","12-1-2002 Sometimes called the Fingal Catholic Cemetery. The cemetery is fenced and well maintained. It is located at the north edge of Fingal on the west side of Highway 32. Gordon \"Skip\" Ertelt is the sexton, (701-924-8622), 411 - 1st Ave., Fingal, ND 58031. He holds new maps for this cemetery, showing burial names but no dates. Father K. S. Kopacz would not allow the church burial register to be copied citing it for \"sacramental use\" only. Cemetery records are not kept in a lawful manner. The sexton and other officials thought all the burials here had markers, so no attempt to determine \"no stoners\" was made here. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",1182,"The Old Holy Trinity",null,null,"Fingal, ND",null,null,"34-139-56","Springvale Township","1960-03-30",null,null,"Holy Trinity Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ferdinand Puhr, Fingal, sexton"]
["Barnes",5185,"Tobias Jacobson Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"10-140-59","Hobart Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 Along south side and near the middle of SW 1/4 10-140-59 Hobart Township No GPS coordinates were taken as the actual position doubtful. Information on the location of this cemetery is found on the pink granite boulder described for Cemetery 35 (our Dept. #5184). Under Tobias' name is inscribed: \"1 MI. NO. 70 RDS. E.\" Byron Berge, who made the inscriptions confirms the location as one mile north and 70 rods east, but said they were not sure of the exact location. Tobias is buried on his brother's, John Jacob Ellingson, homestead SW 1/ 10, which would be one mile north. There is no marker at the actual burial site. For more family information, see \"Barnes County History\", 1976, page 61. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5186,"Unknown Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"S 1/2 14-140-59","Hobart Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 The exact location was not determined. Frank Wolf, who lives in the very SE corner of this section, thought it was on a hill directly north of the Edward Thom residence, which would locate it in the SE 1/4. He and others say they always heard there were two burials here, but names, etc. have been lost. The homestead patent on this quarter was obtained by Michel Gesellchen in 1889. This spot is located a mil and a half north of I-94, exit 288, along 112th Ave. SE and a quarter mile west along 33rd St. SE and to the north of the road. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5174,"Waldheim Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 24-137-58","Oak Hill Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery, also known as Sheyenne Valley Cemetery, is about a mile and a half east of Kathryn, and about a half mile further after the road angles to the southeast. The cemetery is in the churchyard, is nicely fenced and has signs denoting the church location. The cemetery is well maintained and in current use. The sexton is Kenny Clauson, 5140 - 122nd Ave. SE, Kathryn, 58049 (701-924-8381). He holds only plot locations. The church interment book is kept by Pastor Brad Edin, Valley City. He holds other Lutheran church books for this area with burials in Waldheim. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",16,"Woodbine",null,null,"Valley City, ND",null,"12 acres SE 1/4","20-140-58","Valley Township","1931-09-30",null,"PERPETUAL CARE","under the control of the Valley City Masonic Lodge #7",null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is not covered in this book. The cemetery is fenced, had a sign, and is very well maintained. It is located adjacent the west end of Valley City. From west Main St., turn north at 9th Ave. NW, one block north along 9th Ave., then west on 2nd St. NW. The sexton is Lawrence (Larry) Pederson (701-845-4839), 3512 Websters Sub, Valley City. He holds lots books and maps. Burials through 197 here are found in \"Cemeteries of North Dakota, Barnes County, Volume 4\" published by RRVGS, Fargo, ND. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)","2-1-2004 ADDITIONAL INFO: He holds lot books and maps. He also owns a computer index to his lot books showing the names of lot owners, the names of burials in those lots, and a page citation in his two lot books. We photocopied his index printout for use in finding \"no stoners\". The index contains errors. Since it does not contain dates, and many names vary from inscription names, matching was difficult. Those that did not match were looked up in the two lot books, but few dates are found in the books. We likely have a number with two entries in this book, one as \"stoner\" and one as a \"no stoner\" under a slightly different name. We were able to resolve the starred (*) surnames down about a hundred. Some of those 100 may have a different surname. (from Cemeteries of Valley City, 2003)"]
["Barnes",5180,"Wooland Family",null,null,null,null,null,"ND 1/4 18-139-57","Cuba Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is abandoned in tall grass and surrounded by seeded crop acres. Access to this cemetery requires crossing the see or stubble ground. From the road, with field glasses, one single white marker can be seen above the weeds. Several large new stones have b added to this cemetery. The cemetery is located 4 miles south of I-94, exit 296, then right about 1/4 mile on prairie road 38th St. SE, then a walk to the south out in the field. The cemetery burials were reported in the 1973 \"Cemeteries of ND, Volume 4, Barnes County.\" See page 118 for more detailed births and deaths supplied by M. Gartland. We are not aware of any cemetery records for this family cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5190,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 30-141-58","Getchell Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced and well maintained. The cemetery is located north of Valley along County Highway 21, three miles north of the County Highway 19 junction, two miles west along 29th St. SE, a mile north on 116th Ave., then a mile west on 28th St. SE, and on the south side of the street. The sexton is John Froelich (701-845-1371), 11405 - 28 R St. SE, Valley City, ND 58072. No cemetery records were available, and appear not to be kept in a lawful manner. He holds a map which shows burials by surname, but no given names or dates. We checked t 1973 list against our list of stoners here, and found we had all of them. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Barnes",5183,"Zion Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 8-139-59","Green Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-2002 This cemetery is in an unfenced churchyard which has a large sign over the entrance, and is well maintained. It is located four an a half miles south of the I-94/Highway 1 off ramp, then 3 miles west on 39th St. SE, then a mile and a half north along 110th Ave. SE, and on the west side of the road. The sexton is Kenneth Welken (701-845-1690), 840 - 3rd Ave. NW, Valley City, ND 58072. He said he holds sever cemetery books, but he was unable to find time for our inspection and photocopying. No stoners here were determined from copies of Zion church burial registers held by Rev. Joe Rolf, Grace Lutheran Church, Valley City. (from Cemeteries of Barnes County, 2002)"]
["Benson",1195,"Albert Immanuel",null,null,"Maddock, ND",null,null,null,null,"1960-04-06",null,null,"Immanuel Norwegian Evangelical Church"]
["Benson",1105,"American Church",null,null,"Tokio, ND",null,null,null,"Wood Lake Township","1948-06-17"]
["Benson",820,"Antiochia Lutheran",null,"Formerly Antiochia Church (corres. 12/19/1968)","24-155-67",null,null,"1931-12-07","Normania Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl R. Blegen, Churchs Ferry, sexton"]
["Benson",1184,"Bethany Lutheran",null,null,"Esmond, ND",null,null,null,null,"1960-03-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 H.M. Lybeck, Esmond, sexton"]
["Benson",24,"Brinsmade Catholic",null,null,"Brinsmade, ND",null,null,"6-154-67",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Ted Rolle, Brinsmade, secretary"]
["Benson",649,"Brinsmade Lutheran",null,"formerly the Scandinavian Lutheran Church of Brinsmade (corres. 12/19/1968)",null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 12-154-68",null,"1931-11-03",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Burton Bennes, Brinsmade, secretary"]
["Benson",1589,"Clear View",null,null,null,null,null,"6-151N-69W","Maddock","2007-10-09",null,"private family cemetery",null,null,null,"Susan Fossen, sexton (Larry) 3583 Highway 30 Maddock, ND 58348 701-438-2674"]
["Benson",22,"Fairview",null,null,null,null,null,"8-151-70","Arne Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Fairview Skandinavisk Lutherske Menighed",null,null,"7-1-1968 Cemetery committee: Kermit Fossen, John Meth & Harold Nelson, all Maddock"]
["Benson",1072,"Fran","SEE also #28.",null,null,null,null,"10-151-70",null,"1934-06-01"]
["Benson",28,"Fron",null,"(Reregistered later and was given #1072.) See also 1072.",null,null,null,"NW corner of 10-151-70","Arne Township","1931-10-14"]
["Benson",768,"German Baptist Brethren Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 2-155-70",null,"1931-11-18",null,null,"Now the Church of the Brethren"]
["Benson",650,"Greenwood",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 23-152-69","North Viking Township","1931-10-26",null,null,"The Greenwood Cemetery Association"]
["Benson",23,"Imanuel",null,null,null,null,null,"17-153-70","Isabel Township","1931-10-08",null,null,"Imanuel Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Palmer A. Woyen, Esmond, sexton"]
["Benson",25,"Klara Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"28-151-70","Arne Township","1931-09-25",null,null,"Klara Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 A.G. Setterlund, Box 102, Heimdal, sexton"]
["Benson",643,"Knox Lutheran",null,"Formerly known as Ole Laugtug Cemetery--name changed as of 4-17-1989 correspondence.",null,null,null,"8-156-70","Knox Township","1931-10-21"]
["Benson",1501,"Knox Union",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"1989-04-20",null,null,null,null,null,"4-20-1989 William F. Stone, Leeds, secretary"]
["Benson",31,"Lebanon Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"19-155-67","Normania Township","1931-08-25",null,null,"Lebanon Lutheran Church"]
["Benson",648,"Leeds Lutheran Church (east)",null,null,null,null,null,"W corner of NW 1/4 of 29-156-68","Leeds Lutheran Church","1931-10-26",null,null,"Deed recorded under name of Scandinavian Lutheran Church.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Johnson, Leeds, sexton"]
["Benson",647,"Leeds Lutheran Church (west)",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of NE 1/4 of 30-156-68",null,"1931-10-26",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Johnson, Leeds, sexton"]
["Benson",19,"Minnewaukan",null,null,"Minnewaukan, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 16-153-67",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,"Minnewaukan Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Garvin K. Plummer, Minnewaukan, sexton"]
["Benson",1200,"Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church.",null,"formerly Our Saviour Church (corres. 12-19-1968)","Harlow, ND",null,null,null,null,"1960-04-11",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Vern Thompson, Brinsmade, sexton"]
["Benson",1216,"Rosehill","Aka Esmond Congregational Cemetery",null,"Esmond, ND",null,null,null,"Esmond Township","1960-04-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Alice Engel, Esmond, sexton"]
["Benson",27,"St. Agnes",null,null,null,"south of Esmond, ND",null,"35-153-71",null,"1931-10-14",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Agnes Church of Esmond."]
["Benson",1100,"St. Ann's Catholic",null,null,"Fillmore, ND",null,null,"8-154-71",null,"1947-10-28",null,null,"The Diocese of Fargo",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Joseph Senger, St. Mary's Church, Knox, sexton"]
["Benson",897,"St. Boniface",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of SW 1/4 of 19-151-71",null,"1932-01-02","organized about 1900",null,"The Diocese of Fargo, a corporation",null,null,null,"North Fork"]
["Benson",1186,"St. James",null,null,"Minnewaukan, ND",null,null,null,"West Bay Township","1960-03-30","Organized about 1900",null,"St. James Church or Diocese of Fargo"]
["Benson",30,"St. Jerome",null,null,"Fort Totten, ND",null,null,"15-152-66","Lallie Township","1931-10-14","First opened about 1890",null,"St. Jerome's Mission",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Benno Fellinger, Fort Totten, pastor"]
["Benson",1101,"St. Mary's Catholic",null,null,"Knox, ND",null,null,null,null,"1947-11-14",null,null,"St. Mary's Church","Diocese of Fargo",null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Joseph Senger, St. Mary's Church, Knox, sexton"]
["Benson",29,"St. Michael's",null,null,"Fort Totten, ND",null,null,"17-152-64",null,"1931-10-14",null,null,"St. Michael's Mission"]
["Benson",18,"St. Peter Lutheran",null,null,"Minnewaukan, ND",null,null,"21-153-67","West Bay Township","1931-09-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Gordon Johnson, Minnewaukan, sexton"]
["Benson",17,"St. Petri Lutheran Church",null,"Registered as St. Petrie Lutheran Church and 12/19/1968 correspondence changed it to PETRI.",null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 1-154-70","Broe Township","1931-10-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 R.M. Nybo, York, sexton"]
["Benson",21,"St. Vincent de Paul OR Catholic",null,null,"Leeds, ND",null,null,"29-156-68",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Vincent de Paul Church at Leeds."]
["Benson",818,"Trinity Lutheran",null,null,"Esmond, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 35-153-71",null,"1931-12-08"]
["Benson",651,"Vasa",null,"formerly Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Vasa (corres. 12/19/1968) Isabel Township",null,null,null,"11-153-70",null,"1931-10-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albin Smith, Maddock, sexton"]
["Benson",1236,"Viking Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Maddock, ND",null,null,null,null,"1960-05-26",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Orville Vinnard, Heimdal, sexton"]
["Benson",20,"Warwick",null,null,"Warwick, ND",null,null,"part of SE 1/4 of 34-151-63",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,"Warwick Cemetery Association"]
["Benson",26,"Wood Lake",null,null,"Tokio, ND",null,null,"10-151-64",null,"1931-09-22",null,null,"Wood Lake Presbyterian Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl Fredrick, Tokio, sexton"]
["Benson",892,"York Community",null,"formerly York (corres. 12/19/1968) 7-1-1968 C.K. Rude, York, sexton",null,null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 19-156-69",null,"1931-12-31"]
["Benson",1528,"Zion Lutheran Church",null,null,"Maddock, ND",null,null,"19-152-69","North Viking Township","1993-06-29"]
["Billings",1472,"Flat Top Butte",null,null,"Belfield, ND",null,null,"5-137-100",null,"1983-03-14",null,null,null,null,null,"Dale Smith, Belfield, landowner Larry Fritz, Belfield, sexton"]
["Billings",32,"Medora",null,null,"Medora, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 27-140-102",null,"1931-10-06",null,null,"Medora Cemetery Association, Inc."]
["Billings",1142,"St. Boniface",null,null,null,"11 miles north of Belfield, west of Highway 85 7-1-1968",null,"NE 1/4 of 15-141-99",null,"1960-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,"contact: St. Bernard's Church, Belfield"]
["Billings",1233,"St. Demetrius",null,null,"Belfield, ND",null,null,"4-141-98",null,"1960-05-23",null,null,"St. Demetrius Catholic Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Emil Baranko, Route 1, Belfield, sexton","Route 1, Belfield"]
["Billings",963,"St. Jacob's",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of 26-143-100",null,"1932-02-03",null,null,"St. Jacob's United Lutheran Church of Gorham, ND"]
["Billings",1014,"St. Josaphat",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 11-142-100",null,"1932-06-01",null,null,"Gorham Pioneer Township St. Josaphat Church"]
["Billings",1543,"St. Mary’s Cemetery",null,null,"Fairfield, ND",null,null,"22-142-99",null,"1997-03-04",null,null,"St. Demetrius Ukrainian Catholic Church"]
["Billings",1150,"St. Peter & St. Paul Ukranian Orthodox",null,null,"Belfield, ND",null,null,"9-141-98",null,"1960-02-11",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 John Struchynski, Box 353, Belfield, sexton"]
["Billings",1143,"St. Stanilaus",null,null,null,"7 miles north of Belfield, west of Highway 85",null,"NE 1/4 of 34-141-99",null,"1960-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,"Rev. Theodore Roessler, Belfield, pastor","7-1-1968 contact: St. Bernard's Church, Belfield"]
["Bottineau",54,"Antler",null,null,"Antler, ND",null,null,"34-164-82",null,"1931-10-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Willard G. Jenner, Antler city auditor, sexton"]
["Bottineau",53,"Betania Menighed",null,null,"Brander, ND","south of Westhope",null,"NW corner of NE 1/4 of 27-161-80",null,"1931-09-30"]
["Bottineau",1243,"Bethel Lutheran Church",null,null,"Antler, ND",null,null,"SE corner of NE 1/4 of 9-162-82","Sherman Township","1960-07-12",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert P. Nelson, Antler, sexton"]
["Bottineau",57,"Bethesda Church",null,null,"Hiram, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 10-163-77",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,"Bethesda Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Melvin Haugen, Souris, secretary"]
["Bottineau",903,"Deep River",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 36-160-79",null,"1932-01-02",null,null,"Deep-river Skandinoviske Menighed",null,null,"7-1-1968 Orris Moen, president; Reuben Moen, secretary; Ivan Jensen, sexton -- all Upham"]
["Bottineau",652,"Emanuel Lutheran",null,null,"Souris, ND",null,null,"18-163-76",null,"1931-10-02"]
["Bottineau",52,"Evangelical Cemetery of Gardena",null,null,"Gardena, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 24-160-76",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Hahn, Gardena, sexton"]
["Bottineau",1064,"First Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"2-162-83","Hoffman Township","1934-01-11"]
["Bottineau",37,"German Lutheran Church of St. John",null,null,null,null,null,"23-160-79","Tacoma Township","1931-10-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Martin Gessner, Upham, sexton"]
["Bottineau",1386,"Graceland",null,null,"Maxbass, ND",null,null,"27-161-81","Hastings Township","1967-02-13",null,null,"Maxbass Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Wayne Shigley, president, Minnie Austin, secretary; Wayne Shigley, sexton -- Maxbass"]
["Bottineau",33,"Hoff",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 22-160-76","Oak Creek Township","1931-09-24","Organized: first used about 1909",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968: Hoff families responsible for operation of cemetery. Contact: Daniel Hoff, Bottineau"]
["Bottineau",51,"Holden Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran.",null,null,"Newburg, ND",null,null,"SE corner of SW 1/4 of 9-160-80",null,"1931-10-01"]
["Bottineau",44,"Indherred Lutheran Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"25-163-76","Dalen Township","1931-10-01"]
["Bottineau",773,"Landa Cemetery Association",null,null,"Landa, ND",null,null,"33-163-79",null,"1931-11-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 R.P. Taralseth, Landa, sexton"]
["Bottineau",56,"Lesje Church",null,null,null,null,null,"6-163-78",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Joseph Nelsen, Bottineau, president; Wallace Akerlind, Souris, treasurer"]
["Bottineau",50,"Methodist Episcopal",null,null,null,null,null,"34-160-76","Oak Creek Township","1931-09-22",null,null,"Methodist Episcopal Church"]
["Bottineau",994,"Mohall Community",null,"formerly St. Jerome's Cemetery (corres. 2-9-72)","Mohall, ND",null,null,"19-161-83",null,"1932-04-07",null,null,"The city of Mohall is responsible for maintenance of the cemetery.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ole Solemsaas, Mohall, sexton"]
["Bottineau",41,"Mountain View aka Mount View",null,null,null,"near Souris",null,"32-163-77",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 C.F. Morkman, city auditor"]
["Bottineau",785,"Mouse River",null,null,null,"South of Landa",null,"35-162-79","Eidsvold Township","1931-11-25",null,null,"Mouse River Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Harwick Lillestrand, Landa, president; Walter Klabo, Westhope, secretary; Arthur Skagen, Lanada, sexton"]
["Bottineau",1388,"Newburg","AKA Dovre Lutheran Cemetery",null,"Newburg, ND",null,null,"5-160-79","Tacoma Township","1967-06-09",null,null,null,null,null,"Aka Dovre Norwegian Evangelisk Lutheran Church organized about 1915"]
["Bottineau",960,"Nidaros",null,null,null,null,null,"12-161-79","Starbuck Township","1932-02-01",null,null,"Nidaros Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Clarence Berg, Landa, president; Harold Lervik, Kramer, secretary; Arnold Larson, Landa, sexton"]
["Bottineau",833,"Nordland Congregation Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner of NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-163-75",null,"1931-12-01",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Harold Hanson, Rt. 1, Box 66, Bottineau, sexton"]
["Bottineau",34,"Notre Dame of Victory",null,null,"Willow City, ND",null,null,"24-159-74",null,"1931-09-26",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Notre Dame Church, Willow City."]
["Bottineau",49,"Oak Creek",null,null,"Bottineau, ND",null,null,"31-162-75",null,"1931-10-19",null,null,"Oak Creek Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Lyle D. Peck, Bottineau, sexton"]
["Bottineau",55,"Our Savior's Church",null,null,null,null,null,"35-159-81","Chatfield Township","1931-09-21",null,null,"Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Bottineau",1442,"Renville (aka Harder Cemetery Association)",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 29-161-82","Renville Township","1976-09-27",null,null,"Edward Benson, Maxbass, sexton (president of the township board)"]
["Bottineau",59,"Riverside",null,null,null,null,null,"1-160-80","Chatfield Township","1931-09-02"]
["Bottineau",48,"Russell Village",null,null,"Russell, ND",null,null,"20-160-79",null,"1931-10-09",null,null,"Village board",null,null,"7-1-1968 Walter Strom, Newburg, president; Mrs. Harry Bennett, Newburg, secretary; Cecil Bahn, Newburg, sexton"]
["Bottineau",987,"Salem",null,null,null,null,null,"10-163-74","Homen Township","1932-03-07",null,null,"Salem Lutheran Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Arthur J. Bjornseth, Bottineau, sexton"]
["Bottineau",40,"St. Andrew's Catholic",null,null,"Westhope, ND",null,null,"26-163-80",null,"1931-10-05","Organized about 1908",null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Andrew's Church of Westhope. (This cemetery is a portion of Westhope Cemetery #58.)",null,"7-1-1968: Father Neal Kapaun, president; L.E. Duffy, secretary; A.H. Baumann, sexton"]
["Bottineau",35,"St. Genevieve of Overly",null,null,"Overly, ND",null,null,"35-160-74",null,"1931-09-26",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by the Church of St. Genevieve, Overly.",null,null,"Little Fargo, Overly"]
["Bottineau",47,"St. John's Catholic",null,null,"Lansford, ND",null,null,"NW corner of NE 1/4 of 4-159-83",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but supervised and managed by St. John's Church, a corporation."]
["Bottineau",45,"St. Mark's Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of E1/2 of NW 1/4 of 25-162-76",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,"Property vested in the Diocese of Fargo but supervised and managed by St. Mark's Catholic Church, a corporation. 7-1-1968 William Nero, 402 Sinclair St., Bottineau, sexton"]
["Bottineau",39,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Antler, ND",null,null,"34-164-82",null,"1931-10-05",null,null,"St. Mary's Catholic Church"]
["Bottineau",46,"St. Patrick's",null,null,"Maxbass, ND",null,null,"SE corner of SW 1/4 of 26-161-81",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but supervised and managed by St. Patrick's Church of Maxbass, a corporation. 7-1-1968 Father Neal Kapaun, president; Verl Wyman, secretary; Gerald Rettig, sexton"]
["Bottineau",38,"St. Paul's",null,null,null,null,null,"5-161-74",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Paul's Church of Tarsus."]
["Bottineau",43,"Swedish Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"34-164-77","Haram Township","1931-10-02"]
["Bottineau",36,"Turtle Mountain",null,null,null,null,null,"30-163-76","Dalen Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"Turtle Mountain Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Art Berge, Souris, president; Victor, Crogen, secretary; Norris Rollefson, sexton"]
["Bottineau",782,"Vinje Lutheran",null,null,"Bottineau, ND",null,null,"31-163-74","Homen Township","1931-11-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Knute Hagen, Bottineau, sexton"]
["Bottineau",58,"Westhope",null,null,"Westhope, ND",null,null,"26-163-80",null,"1931-08-12",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 A.O. Benthagen, Westhope city auditor, sexton","Divided into 4 sections--includes St. Andrew's Catholic Cemetery #40. This information was from William Nero, Bottineau, 7-13-1966. "]
["Bottineau",42,"Willow City",null,null,"Willow City, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 24-159-75",null,"1931-10-02"]
["Bottineau",1358,"Zion Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,"Landa, ND",null,null,"15-163-79",null,"1964-02-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Arthur W. Lindseth, president; John Dahl, secretary; Oscar Larson, sexton -- all Landa, ND"]
["Bowman",895,"Bethania (aka Bethany)",null,null,"Rhame, ND",null,null,"15-130-104","Nebo Township","1931-12-30",null,null,"Bethania Lutheran Church of Nebo",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ernest Fossum, Rhame, president"]
["Bowman",1317,"Bowman",null,null,"Bowman, ND",null,null,"10-131-102",null,"1961-05-19",null,null,"Bowman Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Hattie Stebbins, president; Delores Schuh, secretary; A.J. Ommodt, 223 West 1st Ave. -- all Bowman"]
["Bowman",1546,"Butte Cemetery",null,null,"Marmarth, ND",null,null,"23-131-106",null,"1998-03-06",null,null,"Sunny Slope Township Board"]
["Bowman",1524,"Fossum Cemetery NO LONGER USED",null,null,"Bowman, ND",null,null,"23-130-104","Nebo Township","1993-05-17",null,null,null,null,"Joyce & Judy Fossum, landowners",null,"6-23-2006 Received a call from Joyce Fossum that this cemetery not longer exists. She had her husband disinterred about a year ago and reinterred at the ND Veterans' Cemetery, south of Mandan. The land is now pasture."]
["Bowman",1058,"Haley",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 25-129-100",null,"1933-08-02",null,null,"Haley Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ellen Nelson, Gascoyne, secretary"]
["Bowman",1579,"St. Stanislaus Catholic",null,null,"Haley, ND",null,null,"30-129-99",null,"2004-11-12",null,null,"Haley Catholic Cemetery Association",null,null,"EllDean A. Maychrzak, 409 Highway 67, Scranton, ND 58653"]
["Bowman",68,"Tuttle",null,null,"Rhame, ND",null,null,"28-132-104","Rhame Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"Tuttle Cemetery Association"]
["Bur",1446,"Zion's Menighed, Coteau, ND of the Norwegian Lutheran Free Church",null,null,"Coteau, ND","17-161-90",null,null,"Ward Township","1976-12-20",null,null,null,null,null,"Mrs. Walter Albertson, Rt. 1, Bowbells, president"]
["Burke",65,"Ballantyne's 1st Addition (aka Portal Community)",null,null,"Portal, ND",null,null,"31-164-91","Colville Township","1931-09-17",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Ivan Bennett, president; Phyllis Charlton, secretary -- both Portal. No sexton"]
["Burke",70,"Bethany Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"25-161-89","Bowbells Township","1931-09-23"]
["Burke",1426,"Bethany Lutheran",null,"formerly Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Bethany Church Cemetery","Lignite, ND",null,null,"7-162-91",null,"1973-11-30",null,null,null,null,null,"11-30-1973 Edward Larson, Lignite, sexton"]
["Burke",1022,"Bethany Lutheran Church",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"32-162-93","Foy Township","1932-06-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Orvil M. Watterud, Columbus, sexton"]
["Burke",67,"Bethel",null,null,null,"near Powers Lake Colville Township",null,"35-159-93",null,"1931-11-01",null,null,"Bethel Baptist Church"]
["Burke",69,"Bethlehem",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 20-161-93","Leaf Mountain Township","1931-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Orris Henricksen, president; Palmer Brothen, secretary -- both Columbus; Victor Hoff, sexton"]
["Burke",64,"Bowbells",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 4-161-89",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Bowbells Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Floyd K. Johnson, president; Bert B. Wilson, Jr., secretary; Floyd K. Johnson, sexton -- all Bowbells"]
["Burke",749,"Christ Lutheran",null,"formerly First Lutheran Church Cemetery Dale Township",null,null,null,"8-162-91",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Edwin Roos, Lignite, sexton"]
["Burke",1244,"Columbus",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"part NW corner of NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 6-162-93",null,"1960-08-12",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Vernon Kvernum, Columbus city auditor"]
["Burke",849,"Dale Lutheran",null,"formerly Floxton Skandinavishe Lutherske Menighed Cemetery Dale Township",null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 22-162-91",null,"1931-12-19"]
["Burke",1437,"Ebenezer Lutheran",null,null,"Flaxton, ND",null,null,"NW corner of 27-163-90","Richland Township","1975-01-03",null,null,null,null,null,"1-3-1975 Alfred Larsen, Flaxton, sexton"]
["Burke",60,"Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,"16 rods north of SE corner","17-163-89","North Star Township","1931-10-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 John Jorgenson, Flaxton, president of cemetery association"]
["Burke",952,"First Lutheran Cemetery (aka Trinity Lutheran)",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"SE ¼ SE 1/4 of 32-163-93",null,"1932-01-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Orris Henricksen, president; Palmer Brothen, secretary; T.A. Forthun, sexton -- all Columbus"]
["Burke",1169,"Flaxton",null,null,"Flaxton, ND",null,null,"6-162-90",null,"1960-03-11",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 John Skeem, president; Mrs. Enoch Christensen, secretary and sexton"]
["Burke",1449,"German Baptist Brethren",null,null,"Bowbells, ND",null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 17-163-89",null,"1977-05-02","organized about 1900",null,null,null,null,"5-2-1977 For our information and records--Florence Anderson, Northgate, ND, states this is an abandoned cemetery and doubts if any more burials will take place here."]
["Burke",1023,"Grand View Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"11-162-93","Foy Township","1932-06-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Henry Runningen, Columbus, sexton"]
["Burke",976,"Nordre Saint Olaf Menighed",null,null,"Larson, ND",null,null,"3-162-94",null,"1932-02-19"]
["Burke",1021,"Pleasant Prairie Lutheran Church",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"15-163-94","Forthun Township","1932-06-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Dennis L. Horntvedt, Box 273, Columbus, sexton"]
["Burke",1427,"Rural Lutheran",null,null,"Flaxton, ND",null,null,"29-163-90",null,"1973-12-07",null,null,null,null,null,"12-7-1973 Carl Lind, president; Mrs. John Jorgenson, secretary -- both Flaxton"]
["Burke",71,"Scandia Evangelische Lutheran Church(aka Scandia Church)",null,null,null,null,null,"30-160-94","Thorson Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Norwegian Lutheran Church of America",null,null,"7-1-1968 Nels Wold, Battleview, sexton"]
["Burke",1024,"Short Creek Lutheran Church",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"10-163-93","Short Creek Township","1932-06-23"]
["Burke",61,"South St. Olaf Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of 8-161-94","Harmonius Township","1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Sloyd Sorlie, Larson, president; Harold Sandberg, Larson, sexton"]
["Burke",893,"St. John Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Larson, ND",null,null,"3-162-94","Vanville Township","1932-01-02","1931-12-30",null,"The Nasareth Congregation",null,null,"11-159-91","908 Nasareth"]
["Burke",72,"St. John the Baptist",null,null,"Portal, ND",null,null,"29-164-91",null,"1931-10-10"]
["Burke",66,"St. Joseph's",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 4-161-89","Bowbells Township","1931-08-31","Organized: likely in 1903",null,"St. Joseph's Church of Bowbells",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Leonard Eckroth, Bowbells, president"]
["Burke",1425,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Lignite, ND",null,null,"1-162-92","Vale Township","1973-11-30",null,null,"St. Mary's Catholic Church",null,null,"11-30-1973 Joey Bly, president; Joseph Busch, secretary -- both Lignite"]
["Burke",62,"St. Mary's","See also #769.","aka St. James Church","Powers Lake, ND",null,null,"19-159-92",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 pastor of St. James Church, Powers Lake, president"]
["Burke",769,"St. Mary's","See also #62.",null,"Powers Lake, ND",null,null,"19-159-92",null,"1931-11-17"]
["Burke",937,"St. Michael's Catholic",null,null,"Columbus, ND",null,null,"32-163-93",null,"1932-01-20"]
["Burke",63,"Tonseth",null,null,null,null,null,"17-161-92",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,"Foothills Township Tonseth congregation"]
["Burleigh",73,"Ahola Finnish",null,"(Church merged in early 1950s with Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Wing, ND.)",null,null,null,"22-141-76",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Ahola Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 William Nieme, president; Mrs. William Nieme, secretary; Lauri J. Koski, sexton -- all Wing"]
["Burleigh",74,"Amelia Bailey M.E. Church","aka Moffit Cemetery",null,null,null,null,"20-137-76","Long Lake Township","1931-09-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Ernest Doehle, Driscoll, chairman of board; William Robinson, Moffit, secretary"]
["Burleigh",1326,"Annunciation Priory",null,null,"Bismarck, ND",null,null,"2-137-80",null,"1961-10-27",null,null,"Benedictine Sisters of the Annunciation, B.M.V.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Mother Kathryn Zimmer, president; Sister Andriette Rohrenbach, secretary -- both Bismarck"]
["Burleigh",941,"Baldwin",null,null,null,null,null,"19-141-79","Crofte Township","1932-01-20","Organized in 1904 or 1905",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 William Fricke, president; Ernest A. Rupp, secretary & sexton -- both Baldwin"]
["Burleigh",84,"Church of Mennonite Brethren",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 of 7-144-77",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,"Johannesdahl Church of Mennonite Brethren"]
["Burleigh",82,"Driscoll",null,null,"Driscoll, ND",null,null,"27-139-75","Driscoll Township","1931-09-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Russell Quale, Daryl Nelson, Roland Rosin, all Driscoll, members of township board"]
["Burleigh",1318,"Driscoll Lutheran",null,null,"Driscoll, ND",null,null,"21-139-75",null,"1961-05-19","organized prior to 1911",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Norman Rippley, Sterling, president; Wayne Lang, Sterling, secretary; Haral Christianson, Driscoll, sexton"]
["Burleigh",766,"Evangelical Lutheran St. John's of the American Lutheran Church",null,null,"Arena, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 10-142-75",null,"1931-11-16"]
["Burleigh",83,"Fairview",null,null,"Bismarck, ND",null,null,"N-NW 1/4 of 26-139-80",null,"1931-08-28",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 H.R. Winter, president; Alfred A. Thal, secretary and sexton -- both Bismarck"]
["Burleigh",763,"Grove View",null,null,"Naughton, ND",null,null,"13-140-79",null,"1931-11-14"]
["Burleigh",77,"Mennonite Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 34-142-75",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Mennonite Zion Church organized about July 1, 1910"]
["Burleigh",1175,"Menoken Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"33-139-78",null,"1960-03-22",null,null,null,null,null,"3-22-1960 John Boelter, Bismarck, sexton"]
["Burleigh",805,"Mine View",null,null,null,"SE of Wilton, ND",null,"6-142-79","Ecklund/Wilton Township","1931-12-14",null,null,"Baptist"]
["Burleigh",654,"Pleasant View",null,null,"McKenzie, ND",null,null,"28-139-77",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,"Pleasant View Cemetery Association"]
["Burleigh","1164 Regan","Regan, ND",null,null,"35-143-78","1/2 mile E, 1/2 mile N of Regan",null,"1960-03-01",null,null,"organized about 1917",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 George L. Johnson, Wilton, president; J.A. Wold, Regan, secretary & sexton"]
["Burleigh",1390,"Reich Family",null,null,"Wilton, ND",null,null,"18-142-80","Painted Woods Township","1967-09-28",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Roland H. Reich, Wilton"]
["Burleigh",75,"Rose Hill",null,null,null,null,null,"32-142-80","Ecklund Township","1931-11-01",null,null,"Union Cemetery",null,null,"7-1-1968 Martin G. Hagen, president; Mrs. Martin G. Hagen, secretary; Einer Soderquist, sexton -- all Wilton"]
["Burleigh",1463,"Rose Hill Cemetery of Sibley Butte",null,null,null,null,null,"6-140-77","Sibley Butte Township","1979-12-05",null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-5-1979 This is an old cemetery. All records destroyed in a fire. James Lang, McKenzie, instrumental in getting a group together to conduct affairs of the cemetery."]
["Burleigh",653,"St. John's Lutheran",null,null,"Arena, ND",null,null,"10-142-75","Harriet Township","1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Pastor Ernest T. Schafer, McClusky, sexton","See correspondence dated 10-10-1980: Lynn Trusty, chairman; Ruben Rachel, Ingvald Eide, Jr., George D. Pihl and Julius Wolf, directors all from Arena"]
["Burleigh",1139,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Bismarck, ND",null,null,"34-139-80",null,"1960-02-02","organized assumed to be in the 1870s",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Louis P. Becker, Box 957, Bismarck, secretary and superintendent"]
["Burleigh",1043,"Sterling Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"Sterling, ND",null,null,"32-139-76",null,"1932-11-02"]
["Burleigh",1412,"Stewartsdale","Recorded under name of \"Westminster Presbyterian Church\"",null,"Bismarck, ND",null,null,"10-137-79","Missouri Township","1971-04-29",null,null,null,null,null,"4-29-1971 Leon Malard, RR 2, president; Esther Stewart, RR 2, secretary; Donald Stewart, RR 2, sexton -- all Bismarck"]
["Burleigh",1117,"Sunset Memorial Gardens of Bismarck",null,null,"Bismarck, ND",null,null,"27-139-80",null,"1953-04-13",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Earl Coonrod, president; Frances Coonrod, secretary; Ernest Pederson, VP -- all Bismarck"]
["Burleigh",79,"Swedish Lutheran (aka Sunne Lutheran)",null,null,"Wilton, ND",null,null,"10-142-79",null,"1931-11-01"]
["Burleigh",80,"Swedish Mission Society",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 35-143-79","Grass Lake Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Swedish Mission Church"]
["Burleigh",1458,"The Jewish Cemetery Association (aka Kamins Cemetery)",null,null,"Regan, ND",null,null,"30-143-77",null,"1978-11-07",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This is an old cemetery--last burial in 1935. Contact person: Norman Kamins, 1314 N. 3rd St., Bismarck. Cemetery accepted by the Burleigh County Board of Commissioners as abandoned as of 10-2-1990."]
["Burleigh",81,"Union Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"10-141-77","Trygg Township","1931-09-16","Organized about 1911 or 1912",null,"Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 S.W.Wanttaja; Clara Wanttaja, secretary; Edwin Olson, sexton -- all Wing"]
["Burleigh",78,"Wing Cemetery Association",null,null,"Wing, ND",null,null,"11-142-76"]
["Burleigh",76,"Zion Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"27-141-75","Lein Township","1931-09-24",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Ronald Christenson, Driscoll, president; Arthur Rise, Arena, secretary; Irvin Rise, Arena, sexton"]
["Cass",93,"Addison Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of SE 1/4 of 10-138-51",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Rev. Ralph F. Dunn, Box 119, Casselton (pastor of United Methodist Church of Casselton. \"From all surface appearance the cemetery appears to be basically abandoned.\""]
["Cass",90,"Alice Community Cemetery",null,null,"Alice, ND",null,null,"24-138-55",null,"1931-10-08",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Henry's Church, Alice, ND.",null,null,"3-6-2006 formerly known as St. Henry's. Letter from Scott Hoselton, Diocese of Fargo, stated: \"This property has been transferred to the Alice Community Cemetery Association, Inc., 13641 - 45th St. SE, Fingal, ND 58031-9561. It is no longer known as St. Henry's, but as the Alice Community Cemetery.\""]
["Cass",1229,"Argusville Union",null,null,"Argusville, ND","2 1/2 west 1/2 mile north",null,"2-141-50","Berlin Township ","1960-05-13","organized about 1880"]
["Cass",88,"Arthur",null,null,"Arthur, ND",null,null,"23-142-52",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran St. John's congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Frank Kuehn, president; Gale E. Hill, secretary; Robert E. Wiebusch, sexton -- all Arthur"]
["Cass",1180,"Beth El Memorial Park",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"25-140-49",null,"1960-03-29",null,null,null,null,null,null,"caretakers of this cemetery.","1-10-2001 Jerome Feder called in response to the letters sent 1-2-01 to Temple Beth El and the Fargo Hebrew Congregation (our #1089)","cemeteries asking if they were the same. He said they are next to each other but two separate cemeteries. He and Judge Myron Bright are the"]
["Cass",1456,"Bethel Moravian Church",null,null,"Leonard, ND",null,null,"3-137-52",null,"1978-10-05",null,null,null,null,null,"Oct. 1978 Earl Roesler, Leonard, sexton"]
["Cass",1240,"Brink",null,null,"Horace, ND",null,null,"18-138-49","Stanley Township","1960-06-15","Organized about 1880",null,null,null,"Mrs. Louisa Marie Adsero, landowner","7-1-1968 Mrs. Adsero, president; Robert Brink, Horace, contact"]
["Cass",657,"Buffalo Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 19-140-54",null,"1931-10-26",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Cordon W. Coon, president; Charles C. Titus, secretary -- both Buffalo"]
["Cass",1178,"Cass County",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"19-140-48",null,"1960-03-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Edward Piper, president; county auditor, secretary; C.J. Myers, superintendent at County Hospital, sexton"]
["Cass",1026,"Cass County Central",null,null,"Ayr, ND",null,null,"NE corner of 23-141-54",null,"1932-06-24",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Elbert Rand, Ayr"]
["Cass",1090,"Cass County Central (same as 1026)",null,null,null,null,null,"Lot 1 of NE 1/4 of 23-141-54","Ayr Township","1941-07-09",null,null,null,null,"In October 1940, Maude Leaver Bradford was the sexton and owner of this cemetery."]
["Cass",100,"Casselton",null,null,"Casselton, ND",null,null,"35-140-52",null,"1931-08-12","Organized: \"about 1884 I think\""]
["Cass",94,"Christiania",null,null,"Davenport, ND",null,"16 rods E & W, 10 rods N & S","NW corner NE 1/4 of 26-137-51","Davenport Township","1931-09-25",null,null,"Christiania Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: M.L. Vangerud, Kindred"]
["Cass",1577,"Clemenson",null,null,"Horace, ND",null,null,"30-138-49",null,"2004-09-27",null,null,null,null,"J. Marie Smith Living Trust (private family)","J. Marie Smith, 9 - 4th Avenue NW, Towner, 58788"]
["Cass",98,"Davenport Village",null,null,"Davenport, ND",null,null,"35-138-51",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"Davenport Village Board",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Council of city of Davenport"]
["Cass",655,"Elmwood",null,null,"Wheatland, ND",null,null,"26-140-53",null,"1931-10-29",null,null,"Wheatland Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 E.W. Rand, Ayr, president; Paul F. Sheldon, Wheatland, secretary & sexton"]
["Cass",86,"Erie",null,null,"Erie, ND",null,null,"16-142-53","Erie Township","1931-10-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Cledith Dows, president; Marjorie E. Conrad, secretary & sexton -- both Erie"]
["Cass",1098,"Fargo Hebrew Congregation",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"25-140-49",null,"1942-03-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"1-9-2001 Received \"return to sender\" letter sent to this congregation on January 2 asking them to clarify if this cemetery and Beth El Memorial Park are the same cemetery.","1-10-2001 Jerome Feder, from the Beth El Memorial Park (our #1180), called to say the two cemeteries are next to each other and the Fargo Hebrew Congregation cemetery is cared for by Steve Paper and Mike Geller."]
["Cass",965,"Good Samaritan Home",null,null,"Arthur, ND",null,null,"13-142-52","Arthur Township","1931-09-21",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Dorothy Fowler, Arthur, administrator"]
["Cass",850,"Goshen Moravian",null,null,null,"2 miles north of Lynchburgh",null,"NW 1/4 of 5-138-52","Maple River Township","1931-12-22",null,null,"Goshen Moravian Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ben Bautz, Durbin, sexton"]
["Cass",91,"Grandin",null,null,"Grandin, ND",null,null,"36-144-51",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"application states the plat was filed with the register of deeds in Traill County."]
["Cass",1447,"Hector Memorial",null,null,null,null,"part of Government Lot 3","SW 1/4 of 6-138-48",null,"1977-01-24",null,null,null,null,"Fred abd Earlyne Hector, owners, R.R. 1, Fargo"]
["Cass",1309,"Herby Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Prosper, ND",null,null,"18-141-50","Berlin Township","1961-01-12",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Roy Blixt, Gardner, president; Wilmar Olson, Harwood, secretary; Keith Blixt, Gardner, sexton"]
["Cass",1512,"Historical",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"13-138-49",null,"1991-07-11",null,null,null,null,null,"contact: George Lacher, Diocese of Fargo"]
["Cass",99,"Holy Cross Cemetery Improvement Association",null,"formerly St. Mary's Cemetery Improvement Association","Fargo, ND",null,null,"25-140-49",null,"1931-09-03",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Leo O'Day, Fargo, president; James V. Boulger, Fargo, sec-treasurer; Rudolph Thompson, Wild Rice, superintendent Holy Cross Cemetery Improvement Association, Box 1750, Fargo"]
["Cass",1212,"Hunter",null,null,"Hunter, ND",null,null,"23-143-52",null,"1960-04-11"]
["Cass",1588,"Islamic Society of Fargo-Moorhead",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"14-138-49",null,"2007-08-01",null,null,null,null,null,"sexton: Abdelfatah M Bashir, 1207 Elm Street South, Moorhead, MN 56560","mosque"]
["Cass",97,"Kindred Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"28-137-50","Normanna Township","1931-09-21",null,null,"Directors of Kindred Cemetery Association, Kindred",null,null,"7-1-1968 Edwin Overboe, president; Ralph L. Trom, secretary -- both Kindred"]
["Cass",983,"Leonard",null,null,null,"situated at center of south line of SW 1/4",null,"SW 1/4 of 21-137-52","Leonard Township","1932-02-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Mrs. Ed Powers, president; Ima Phipps, secretary; Earl Nesemeier, sexton -- all Leonard"]
["Cass",1371,"Lower Maple River",null,null,"Harwood, ND",null,null,"1-140-50","Raymond Township","1965-09-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 E.R. Borg, Harwood, president; Edwin Waa, Harwood, secretary & sexton"]
["Cass",95,"Lower Wild Rice and Red River",null,null,"Wild Rice, ND",null,null,"6-137-48","Pleasant Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"Lower Wild Rice and Red River Congregation, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Elvin Egge, Horace, president; Ernest Olson, Wild Rice, secretary; Harold M. Anderson, Wild Rice, sexton"]
["Cass",1174,"Maple Sheyenne",null,null,"Prosper, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 13-140-50","Raymond Township","1960-03-21","Organized: Pentecost Sunday 1881",null,"Maple Sheyenne Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Clyde Landblom, president; Charles Bowman, Harwood, secretary"]
["Cass",1173,"Mapleton",null,null,"Mapleton, ND",null,null,"6-139-50",null,"1960-03-21",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: city of Mapleton; James Farrell, Mapleton, sexton"]
["Cass",1189,"Nora Lutheran",null,null,"1960-04-05","Wiser Township",null,"Nora Evangelical Lutheran Congregation","Gardner, ND","3-142-49",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Norman Tollefsrud, Gardner, secretary"]
["Cass",85,"Norman Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"E1/2 of 24-137-50","Normanna Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Norman Lutheran Congregation c/o Henry Transrud, Kindred"]
["Cass",821,"North Pleasant Cemetery of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Hickson, ND",null,null,"27-137-49",null,"1931-12-07",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 George Ramstad, president; Kenneth Sundet, secretary; Oliver Mathison, sexton -- all Hickson"]
["Cass",1494,"Oakwood",null,null,"Harwood, ND",null,null,"33-141-49",null,"1987-11-16"]
["Cass",102,"Page",null,null,"Page, ND",null,null,"31-143-54","Page Township","1931-08-06",null,null,null,null,null,null,"3-6-2006 Letter from Scott Hoselton, Diocese of Fargo, states: \"Also in Cass County and listed as #102 is St. James' Cemetery. Cemetery listing #102 simply indicates Page. The location indicator of 31-143-54 is the same location for both St. James' and Page Cemetery as they were adjacent to one another. St. James' Cemetery has been transferred to The Page Cemetery Association, 14205 - 18th St. SE, Page, ND 58064-9781. As such, it should all be listed as Page Cemetery.\""]
["Cass",751,"Pontiac Trinity Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 24-137-55","Pontiac Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Utke, president; Robert Geske, secretary; Clinton Liebenow, sexton -- all Enderlin"]
["Cass",1188,"Riverside",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"19-139-43","Barnes Township","1960-04-01",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,"Riverside Cemetery Association"]
["Cass",87,"Salem Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"13-137-55","Pontiac Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Evangelical Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Don Schroeder, president; W.F. Westphal, secretary; E.E. Utke, sexton -- all Enderlin"]
["Cass",961,"Springvale",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 25-140-49",null,"1932-02-03",null,null,"Oliva Cooper and Verna Cooper, Fargo, ND Cemetery for sale--see Fargo Forum 11-30-1975"]
["Cass",656,"St. ",null,null,"Benedict, ND",null,null,"34-138-49",null,"1931-10-26",null,null,"St. Benedict's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ernest DuBord, Horace, president; Anton Rutten, Wild Rice, secretary","Wild Rice, ND"]
["Cass",96,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of SE 1/4 of 10-138-54","Eldred Township","1931-09-16",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Erdman, Wheatland, president; Lloyd Waldahl, Embden, secretary; Edwin Grabou/Fred. L. Luther, Alice, sexton"]
["Cass",92,"St. Leo's Church",null,null,"Casselton, ND",null,null,"35-140-52",null,"1931-09-30","Organization is questioned to be '40 or 50 years ago' from the date registered.",null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Leo's Church of Casselton. 7-1-1968 Clayton N. Runck president; Rev. Anthony R. Peschel, secretary; John C. Olwell, sexton -- all Casselton"]
["Cass",1111,"Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc.",null,null,"Fargo, ND",null,null,"36-139-49",null,"1952-06-06",null,"PERPETUAL CARE"]
["Cass",89,"Tabor",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 11-138-54","Eldred Township","1931-10-02",null,null,"Moravian Church of Embden, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 R.A. Gust, president; Mrs. Clarence Kresse, secretary; Clarence Kresse, sexton -- all Embden"]
["Cass",1448,"Unnamed burial site (Jungnitsch)",null,null,"Ayr, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 22-142-55",null,"1977-04-27",null,null,"Descendants of W.H. Jungnitsch, Ayr, ND",null,null,null,"Four bodies buried on this site between 1880 and 1892."]
["Cass",101,"Watson Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"34-138-53","Walburg Township","1931-08-06",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 August Zaeske, president; John C. Jackson, secretary; Arthur T. Zaeske, sexton -- all Leonard"]
["Cass",1055,"West Prairie",null,null,null,null,null,"32-137-51","Davenport Township","1933-08-02",null,null,"West Prairie Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Edwin Lunder, president; Lloyd Andvik, sexton -- both Kindred"]
["Cavalier",1129,"Alsen",null,null,"Alsen, ND",null,null,"1-159-63",null,"1959-09-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Roland Spenst, president; A.J. Seterdahl, secretary -- both Alsen","This cemetery was not numbered at time of registration. #1129 was assigned to it 9-2-1959. Alsen Cemetery Association"]
["Cavalier",1409,"Beaulieu",null,null,"Walhalla, ND",null,null,"25-162-57","North Olga Township","1970-01-13","organized approximately in the 1880s",null,null,null,null,"1-13-1970 A.D. Armstrong, president; Archie Blaisdell, secretary; Abel Armstrong, sexton -- all Walhalla"]
["Cavalier",925,"Bethel Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"2-160-62","Gordon Township","1931-12-28",null,null,"The Evangelical Church"]
["Cavalier",1422,"Bethel Mennonite",null,null,"Langdon, ND",null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 29-161-61",null,"1972-08-08",null,null,null,null,null,"8-8-72 Church board: Jacob Veer, Langdon, chairman; A.A. Veer, treasurer; Art Spenst, John M. Penner"]
["Cavalier",105,"Byron",null,null,null,null,null,"5-163-63","Byron Township","1931-09-14",null,null,"Presbyterian Church at Byron, ND"]
["Cavalier",108,"Calvary 9/28/1931",null,null,"Langdon, ND",null,null,"14-161-60",null,null,null,null,"Hannah Cemetery Company",null,"Calvary Cemetery Association as agent for the Diocese of Fargo","7-1-1968 G.D. Dickson, president; Mrs. Evelyn Dickson, secretary; W.E. Treleaven, VP -- all Hannah",null,"7-1-1968 Msgr. Weiderholt, president; O.S. Johnson, secretary -- both Langdon"]
["Cavalier",1469,"Dovre Lutheran",null,null,"Osnabrock, ND",null,null,"14-160-58",null,"1981-02-25"]
["Cavalier",1008,"East Salem Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 20-160-63",null,"1932-05-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 cemetery committee: Donald Pankratz, Harris Rouse, Marvin Dick -- all Munich"]
["Cavalier",1351,"Ellefson Bethel",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of SW 1/4 of 8-161-61","Waterloo Township","1963-06-28",null,null,null,null,null,null,"See back of registration for information about cemetery as well as list of those buried."]
["Cavalier",950,"Emmanuel Lutheran",null,null,"Dresden, ND",null,null,"24-162-61","South Dresden Township","1932-01-18",null,null,"Emmanuel Lutheran Church"]
["Cavalier",1415,"Goldberg",null,null,null,null,null,"24-161-58","Hay Township","1972-01-27",null,null,null,null,null,"1-27-72 Herman Tollefson, Osnabrock, president; Maynard Tollefson, Milton, secretary; Alfred Johnson, Langdon, sexton"]
["Cavalier",107,"Hannah",null,null,"Hannah, ND",null,null,"SE corner SW 1/4 of 4-163-62",null,"1931-09-26"]
["Cavalier",1334,"Highland Lutheran",null,null,"Fairdale, ND",null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 22-159-59","Osnabrock Township","1962-02-15","Organized approximately 1890",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Wayne Flom, Fairdale, president; Arnold Nelson, Milton, secretary; Kenneth Nelson, Milton, sexton"]
["Cavalier",104,"Lebanon",null,null,"Langdon, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 24-161-60","Elgin Township","1931-09-15",null,null,"Lebanon Cemetery Association"]
["Cavalier",1191,"Loma Community",null,null,"Loma, ND",null,null,"4-159-61","Billings Township","1960-04-05",null,null,"Loma Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Oscar Nelson, Langdon; Mrs. Lance Smith, Alsen, secretary-sexton"]
["Cavalier",111,"Masonic",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner of 16-162-64",null,"1931-08-14",null,null,"Corinthian Lodge #78 A.F. & A.M., Calvin, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 Austin Lewis, Donald Flanders & H.G. Renfrow, trustees; Ted Seaworth, secretary & acting sexton"]
["Cavalier",106,"Milton Memorial",null,"formerly I.O.O.F.","Milton, ND","Located 1/2 mile N and 1/2 mile E of Milton",null,"32-160-57","East Alma Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Milton Lodge #29 I.O.O.F.",null,null,null,"Information obtained 8/4/66 from G.K. Brooks, Brooks Funeral Home, Langdon, that I.O.O.F., Milton Community and Milton Memorial are all one and the same cemetery. It was originally the I.O.O.F., later called Milton Community Cemetery. Present sexton is Mrs. Normie Asgrimson of Milton."]
["Cavalier",1337,"North Dovre Congregation",null,null,"Osnabrock, ND","6 1/4 miles NE of Osnabrock",null,"36-161-58",null,"1962-03-15"]
["Cavalier",1402,"North Unity",null,null,"Wales, ND",null,null,"34-161-62",null,"1969-05-28",null,null,"North Unity Mennonite Church",null,null,"5-28-1969 John T. Friesen, Grafton, president; Larry Toews, Langdon, secretary & sexton"]
["Cavalier",831,"Our Lady of Mt. Carmel",null,null,"Mt. Carmel, ND",null,null,"22-163-60",null,"1931-12-18",null,null,"Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, a corporation",null,null,"7-1-1968 John Schneider, president; Adolph Druar, secretary; Patrick Hoggarth, sexton -- all Langdon"]
["Cavalier",109,"Our Lady of the Sacred Heart",null,null,"Olga, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 5-161-57",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church."]
["Cavalier",1081,"Salem Church",null,null,"Starkweather, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 32-159-64","Seivert Township","1939-04-27",null,null,"Brethren Church"]
["Cavalier",919,"Salem Evangelical",null,null,"Clyde, ND",null,null,"8-161-63","Huron Township","1932-02-01",null,null,"The Evangelical Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Norris Ritter, Munich"]
["Cavalier",1016,"Sarles",null,null,null,null,null,"S1/2 NE 1/4 of 18-163-63","Cypress Township","1932-06-03",null,null,"Sarles Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Esther MacLean, Sarles, secretary"]
["Cavalier",1340,"Soper",null,null,"Fairdale, ND","four miles north of Fairdale Osnabrock Township",null,"35-159-59",null,"1962-04-17","Organized about 1893",null,"Soper Presbyterian"]
["Cavalier",1007,"South Salem Church",null,null,"Munich, ND",null,"extreme NE corner of N 1/2 of S 1/2","31-160-63",null,"1932-05-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 cemetery committee: Donald Pankratz, Harris Rouse, Marvin Dick -- all Munich"]
["Cavalier",103,"St. Boniface",null,null,"Calio, ND",null,null,"21-160-64","Trier Township","1931-08-31",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by trustees of St. Boniface Church at Calio. 7-1-1968 Richard Metzger, president; Emmery Wirth, secretary; Eugene Goeser, sexton -- all Calio"]
["Cavalier",1368,"St. John Lutheran",null,null,"Dresden, ND",null,null,"21-162-61","South Dresden Township","1965-03-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Melvin Steinke, Wales, president; Emma Hahn, Dresden, secretary & sexton","The registration states it organized on 10/25/64; however, the plat was filed 5/23/1932."]
["Cavalier",1279,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Munich, ND",null,null,"NW corner of SW 1/4 of 29-160-63","Henderson Township","1960-10-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Michael I. Hoffman, Munich, president; Victor C. Hanggi, Calvin, secretary; Roman Zimmer, Munich, sexton"]
["Cavalier",110,"St. Michael's",null,null,"Wales, ND",null,null,"31-162-61",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Michael's Church of Wales. 7-1-1968 Rev. George Kiele, president; J.F. Keaveny, secretary; G.A. DeMars, sexton -- all Wales"]
["Cavalier",888,"Stephanus",null,null,"Milton, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 31-159-57","Montrose Township","1931-12-31",null,null,"Stephanus Norwegian Lutheran Church of America",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Robert Nelson, Milton, president; Mrs. Nels Nelson, Milton, secretary; Arnold Myrvik, Edinburg, sexton"]
["Cavalier",876,"Storlie",null,null,"Hampden, ND",null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 21-159-62","Storlie Township","1932-01-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Arthur Johnson, Hampden, president; Norton Skjerva, Alsen, secretary; Clifford Thorson, Hampden, sexton"]
["Cavalier",1468,"Union",null,null,"Osnabrock, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 21-160-58",null,"1981-02-25"]
["Cavalier",756,"West Mountain",null,null,"Milton, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 14-160-57",null,"1931-11-14",null,null,"West Mountain Congregation"]
["Cavalier",1258,"West Union",null,null,"Union, ND","one mile west of Union, ND",null,"26-159-57","Montrose Township","1960-09-16",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Church, Union",null,null,"7-1-1968 William Gutterud, Edinburg, sexton"]
["Cavalier",1031,"Zion",null,null,"Munich, ND",null,null,"5-160-63","Henderson Township","1932-07-13",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Kreklau, Alsen, president; Norbert Rupp, Munich, secretary; Clifford Tabert, Munich, sexton"]
["Cavalier",899,"Zion Evangelical",null,null,"Osnabrock, ND",null,null,"22-161-58","Hay Township","1932-01-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Harold Wenzel, secretary-treasurer"]
["Cavalier",1259,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,"Union, ND","one mile south of Union, ND",null,"35-159-57","Montrose Township","1960-09-16",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 William Gutterud, Edinburg, sexton"]
["Dickey",1017,"Aurdal Lutheran Church",null,null,"Forbes, ND","3 miles east of Forbes",null,"33-129-64","Elm Township","1932-06-09"]
["Dickey",836,"Christ Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Ellendale, ND",null,null,"25-130-64","Albion Township","1931-11-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Erwin W. Henne, RR 1, Ellendale, sexton"]
["Dickey",1400,"Ellendale City",null,null,"Ellendale, ND",null,null,"SW of NW of 7-129-62",null,"1968-10-29",null,null,"governed by city of Ellendale",null,null,"10-29-1968 City of Ellendale responsible for cemetery -- contact city auditor"]
["Dickey",121,"Evangelical Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 10-132-66",null,"1931-09-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Reuben E. Goehring, president; James Laeger, secretary; William Pahl, Box 96, sexton -- all Kulm"]
["Dickey",799,"Evangelical Lutheran Friedens Cemetery II",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 30-130-66",null,"1931-12-15",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Russell J. Peterson, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Forbes"]
["Dickey",834,"Finnish Lutheran Synod",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NE 1/4 of 12-132-63",null,"1931-12-01",null,null,"Church Association, Unincorporated",null,null,"7-1-1968 Jalmer Krapu, LaMoure, responsible for affairs of cemetery."]
["Dickey",659,"First Congregational",null,null,"Merricourt, ND",null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 36-132-65",null,"1931-10-31"]
["Dickey",1010,"Fred Templien (private)",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"center of NW 1/4 of 18-132-65",null,"1932-05-24",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Cemetery owned by Fred A. Templien, Box 112, Kulm. Bodies buried were there when he bought the land in 1920."]
["Dickey",113,"Friedens Gemeinde (Peace Lutheran)",null,null,null,"Near Merricourt, ND",null,"27-132-64","Potsdam Township","1931-09-24"]
["Dickey",119,"Glover",null,null,"Glover, ND",null,null,"24-132-60",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,"James River Valley Township and Divide Township",null,null,"7-1-1968 James River Valley Township responsible for cemetery -- c/o Jack Daniels, clerk, Oakes"]
["Dickey",923,"Hoffnungsfeldt",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 13-131-66","German Township","1931-12-28",null,null,"Hoffnungsfeldt (Field of Hope)"]
["Dickey",114,"Ludden",null,null,"Ludden, ND",null,null,"1-129-60","Lovell Township","1931-09-28"]
["Dickey",1411,"Maple River Colony",null,null,"Fullerton, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 16-130-62","Kentner Township","1970-04-07",null,null,"Maple River Hutterian Association",null,null,"4-7-1970 Jacob J. Hofer, president & sexton; Zack J. Hofer, secretary -- both Fullerton"]
["Dickey",1012,"Maple View (Fullerton Cemetery)",null,null,"Fullerton, ND",null,null,"15-131-62",null,"1932-06-26",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 city of Fullerton responsible for cemetery -- Mary Huff, auditor; Douglas Sturma, caretaker -- both Fullerton"]
["Dickey",120,"Monango",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 of 8-131-63","Keystone Township","1931-09-19"]
["Dickey",112,"Oakes View",null,"Formerly Prospect Hill Cemetery",null,null,null,"NW corner of 26-131-59","Bear Creek Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"city of Oakes responsible for cemetery",null,null,"Donald Baldwin, sexton"]
["Dickey",115,"Our Savior's Lutheran #1",null,null,"Clement, ND",null,null,"16-131-60","Clement Township","1931-10-19"]
["Dickey",116,"Our Savior's Lutheran #2",null,null,"Clement, ND",null,null,"17-131-60","Clement Township","1931-10-19"]
["Dickey",658,"St. Ansgar",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 1-132-61",null,"1931-10-31",null,null,"St. Ansgar Lutheran Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Jacobson, Fullerton, president; Robert Nelson, Fullerton, secretary; Clarence Montgomery, LaMoure, sexton"]
["Dickey",118,"St. Charles Catholic",null,null,"Oakes, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 26-131-59",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"Diocese of Fargo, a corporation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Edward McDonald, president; Clarence Sather, secretary -- both Oakes"]
["Dickey",980,"St. Helena's",null,null,"Ellendale, ND",null,null,"7-129-62",null,"1932-03-04","organized about 1888 Catholic Diocese of Fargo"]
["Dickey",1052,"St. John's Lutheran",null,null,"Merricourt, ND",null,null,"27-132-64","Potsdam Township","1933-04-19"]
["Dickey",660,"St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner of 14-131-64","Hamburg Township","1931-10-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Donald Zinter, president; Gottlieb Fiechtner, secretary; Arlan Fiechtner and Albert Spiedel, sextons -- all Monango"]
["Dickey",117,"St. Paul's Lutheran Church",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 2-132-66",null,"1931-09-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Lyle W. Bethke, president; William Staeck, secretary -- both Kulm"]
["Dickey",661,"St. Peter's Lutheran & American Evangelical",null,null,"Forbes, ND",null,null,"30-129-66","Albertha Township","1931-10-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Russell J. Peterson, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Forbes"]
["Divide",1304,"Assembly of God (Pentecostal)",null,null,"Noonan, ND",null,null,"NE 3-162-95","Coalfield Township","1960-12-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. H.A. Romberg, pastor; Mrs. John L. Baker, secretary; Henry McKibben, sexton -- all Noonan"]
["Divide",127,"Bethania Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 24-160-102",null,"1931-10-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Roy J. Foss, president; Melvin Schenstad, secretary -- both Zahl"]
["Divide",123,"Bethel Danish Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"1-160-103","Fertile Valley Township","1931-08-07",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 no officers -- contact Elmer Pedersen, Grenora"]
["Divide",922,"Bethlehem Lutheran",null,null,"Noonan, ND","near Noonan",null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 33-163-95",null,"1931-12-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Earl W. Stakston, Box 185, Crosby, sexton"]
["Divide",905,"Bethlehem Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 16-161-98",null,"1932-01-02"]
["Divide",921,"Blooming Prairie Lutheran",null,null,"Crosby, ND",null,null,"13-162-97","Hawkeye Township","1931-12-28"]
["Divide",1255,"Coalfield (private)",null,null,"Noonan, ND",null,null,"SE SW of 4-162-95",null,"1960-09-13",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Olson family--cemetery started before 1910",null,"See note on back of registration form (9-9-1960) about cemetery."]
["Divide",130,"Concordia Lutheran & Concordia City",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 3-162-97","Hawkeye Township","1931-10-19","organized 'about July 1905'",null,"The Norwegian Lutheran Church Association of Crosby",null,null,"7-1-1968 W.L. Homestead, Crosby, sexton"]
["Divide",122,"Daneville",null,null,null,null,null,"11-161-102",null,"1931-08-11","organized summer of 1906",null,"Daneville Danish Evangelical Lutheran congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 George H. Nelson, Rt. 1, Box 65, Wesby, MT 59275, treasurer and sexton"]
["Divide",859,"East Opdal Lutheran",null,null,"Corinth, ND",null,null,"NW corner SE 1/4 of 25-160-98","Frederick Township","1931-12-22"]
["Divide",1292,"Fortuna",null,null,"Fortuna, ND","1/2 mile south of Fortuna",null,"SE 1/4 of 34-163-101",null,"1960-11-17",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Richard Benson, mayor, president; Stella Benson, secretary; Cecil Wigness, sexton -- all Fortuna"]
["Divide",131,"Glennwood",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 of 32-162-96","Blooming Valley Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"Glennwood Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran congregation"]
["Divide",132,"Hermon Lutheran",null,null,"Alamo, ND",null,null,"26-161-99","Burg Township","1931-10-02",null,null,"Swedish Hermon Lutheran Church"]
["Divide",1431,"Hillcrest",null,null,"Grenora, ND",null,null,"14-161-102","Daneville Township","1974-07-12",null,null,"Writing Rock Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-12-1974 Eskel Erickson, Grenora, sexton"]
["Divide",128,"Immanuel Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 12-162-99",null,"1931-10-09",null,null,"Immanuel Lutheran Norwegian Free Church"]
["Divide",1257,"Long Creek",null,null,"Noonan, ND",null,null,"9-163-96",null,"1960-09-16","organized about 1904",null,null,null,null,null,"There has not been a pastor or church services since 1938 or 39. The church building has been torn down. 7-1-1968 Mrs. G.T. Hoversten, secretary; G.T. Hoversten, sexton -- both Crosby"]
["Divide",858,"Opdal Lutheran",null,null,"Alamo, ND",null,null,"NE corner of 29-160-99","Garnet Township","1931-12-21"]
["Divide",129,"Oslo Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 8-164-102",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,"Oslo Lutheran Free Church"]
["Divide",1302,"Our Saviour's Lutheran",null,null,"McGregor, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 4-160-95","Stoneview Township","1960-12-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Norbert Tangsrud, president; Raymond Tangsrud, secretary; Rueben Holte, sexton -- all McGregor"]
["Divide",1296,"Prairie Chapel",null,null,"Noonan, ND",null,null,"23-162-95","Coalfield Township","1960-12-05",null,null,"Methodist Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Leslie Kimball, president; Erling Larson, secretary; Arthur Clement, sexton -- all Noonan"]
["Divide",875,"Saint Patrick's",null,null,"Crosby, ND",null,null,"21-163-97",null,"1932-01-04",null,null,"St. Patrick's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Fr. Daniel Flavin, president; Ralph Wanner, secretary; James E. Gallagher, Crosby, sexton"]
["Divide",993,"Skabo Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"24-161-102","Daneville Township","1932-04-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 no officers -- contact: Torger Slaaen, Grenora"]
["Divide",125,"Skabo Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"17-160-98","Frederick Township","1931-09-29",null,null,"Skabo Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Divide",864,"St. Bernard's",null,null,"Fortuna, ND",null,null,"34-163-101",null,"1932-01-12",null,null,"St. Bernard's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Michael Hattel, Fortuna, president; Julius Halvorson, Fortuna, secretary; Father Daniel Flavin, Crosby, sexton"]
["Divide",662,"Trinity",null,null,"Ambrose, ND",null,null,"9-161-99",null,"1931-10-31",null,null,"Trinity congregation of Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Sigurd Hofstad, Ambrose, acting sexton"]
["Divide",879,"Troy Evangelical Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Crosby, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 20-162-98","Troy Township","1932-01-02"]
["Divide",126,"Twin Butte",null,null,null,null,null,"19-162-99","Twin Butte Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Twin Butte Norwegian Lutheran Church of Ambrose",null,null,"7-1-1968 Paul Moe, Colgan, sexton"]
["Divide",124,"West Writing Rock",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 3-160-103","Fertile Valley Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"West Writing Rock Evangelic Lutheran congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alvin Quam, VP; Adolph Sneva, treasurer -- both Grenora"]
["Divide",761,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 9-161-95","Border Township","1931-11-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Orville Johnson, Noonan, sexton"]
["Dunn",140,"Bethlehem",null,null,null,null,null,"32-144-91","Loring Township","1931-10-19",null,null,"Bethlehem Cemetery Association"]
["Dunn",1544,"Burr Family Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"33-147-91",null,"1997-07-08",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"Twin Buttes, Ft. Berthold Reservation"]
["Dunn",1140,"Dunn Center",null,null,"Dunn Center, ND",null,null,"MW corner NE 1/4 of 28-145-94",null,"1960-02-02","organized approximately 3/5/1940",null,"Dunn Center village board responsible for affairs. Carl Pedersen, Dunn Center, chairman of board. 7-1-1968 Charles H. Sword, president & sexton; Rodney Thompson, sec.-treasurer -- both Dunn Center"]
["Dunn",1350,"Emerson",null,null,"Gladstone, ND",null,null,"19-143-94",null,"1963-06-06",null,null,"Emerson Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Lester Anderson, Manning, president; Delry R. Webster, Gladstone, secretary",null,"6-2-2006 Updated information received. Plat filed on 10-2-40. David Nelson, Dickinson, president; Douglas Nelson, Gladstone, vice president; Janice Nelson, Dickinson, secretary."]
["Dunn",1067,"Evangelical Lutheran St. John's",null,null,"Dodge, ND",null,null,"14-143-91"]
["Dunn",134,"Friedens",null,null,"Dunn Center, ND","5 miles north & 2 miles west of Dunn Center",null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 33-146-94",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,"Friedens Gemeinde"]
["Dunn",142,"Haven of Rest",null,"formerly Anderson Cemetery--named changed 1/12/1976 1-12-1976 Oliver Kelling, Killdeer, secretary-treasurer","Killdeer, ND",null,null,"24-145-97",null,"1931-09-15"]
["Dunn",138,"Killdeer",null,null,"Killdeer, ND",null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 26-145-95",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"Killdeer Cemetery Association"]
["Dunn",141,"Kursun",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 34-145-97",null,"1931-10-15",null,null,"The Russian National Orthodox Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Mike Kukla, president; Emil Siroshton, secretary; Frank Skachenko, sexton -- all Killdeer"]
["Dunn",133,"Kyseth Memorial",null,"formerly Marshall Lutheran Cemetery",null,"near Marshall, ND",null,"12-142-92",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Frank Osterwind, Richardton, sexton"]
["Dunn",137,"Manning",null,null,"Manning, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 7-143-95",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: J. Wallace Scott, Manning"]
["Dunn",1385,"Normanna Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 2-144-95",null,"1966-12-21",null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-20-1966, Mr. Gilman Knutson stated, \"There will be no further burials in this cemetery.\" 7-1-1968 contact: Rev. D.F. Burton, Box 67, Dunn Center"]
["Dunn",1441,"Oakdale",null,null,"Killdeer, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 25-146-96",null,"1976-06-03",null,null,"Oakdale Cemetery Association",null,null,"6-3-1976 Harold Reems, Killdeer, sexton"]
["Dunn",1357,"Our Savior's Lutheran Church",null,"formerly Spring Creek Lutheran Church Cemetery","Halliday, ND",null,null,"31-145-91",null,"1964-01-24",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Adolph Kisse, president; Wilford Kisse, secretary; Richard Oster, Box 218, sexton -- all Halliday"]
["Dunn",1006,"Ridgeway Lutheran",null,null,null,null,"1 acre in SW corner of NW 1/4; 2 acres in NW corner of SW 1/4","3-141-93","Myran Township","1932-04-12"]
["Dunn",1141,"Saints Peter & Paul",null,null,"New Hradec, ND",null,null,"29-141-96",null,"1960-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 L. Brydl, New Hradec, president; Joe Semerad, Dickinson, secretary; Jerry Bren, Dickinson, sexton"]
["Dunn",1561,"Schmidt Family Cemetery (private)",null,null,"Manning, ND",null,null,"3-143-97",null,"1999-08-18",null,"PRIVATE","rural Manning",null,null,"Kevin Schmidt, 6311 - 33 R St. SW, Dickinson, 58601, responsible for cemetery.","5-14-2002: Price-Murphy Funeral Home, Dickinson, called to say the Schmidt family will file a document with the county registrar/register deeds."]
["Dunn",1283,"St. Anthony Catholic",null,null,"Mandaree, ND","4 miles east of Mandaree",null,"SW 1/4 of 9-149-93",null,"1960-11-02",null,null,"St. Anthony Indian Mission",null,null,null,"Map drawn in March 1952 by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Graves were transferred from four different cemeteries for Garrison Dam. 7-1-1968 Rev. Aloysius Bittman, Mandaree, president"]
["Dunn",663,"St. Edward's",null,null,"Fayette, ND",null,null,"24-144-97",null,"1931-10-27"]
["Dunn",135,"St. Johannes",null,null,"Halliday, ND",null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 31-146-91",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Gotthief Keller, Halliday, sexton"]
["Dunn",1288,"St. Joseph Catholic",null,null,null,"north of Halliday, ND",null,"SE 1/4 N 1/4 NE 1/4 of 24-147-91",null,"1960-11-02",null,null,"St. Anthony Indian Mission, Mandaree",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Aloysius Bittman, Mandaree, president"]
["Dunn",139,"St. Martin Catholic",null,null,"Dodge, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 20-143-91",null,"1931-10-20",null,null,"St. Martin Catholic Church, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 John Schweitzer, Dodge, sexton"]
["Dunn",1160,"St. Paul's Catholic",null,null,"Halliday, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 31-145-91",null,"1960-02-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Leo Lesmeister, Halliday, sexton"]
["Dunn",1250,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,"Halliday, ND",null,null,"31-145-91",null,"1960-09-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Gust Weisenburger, president; Henry T. Frank, secretary; Jacob Huber, sexton -- all Halliday"]
["Dunn",136,"St. Philip's",null,null,"Hirschville, ND",null,null,"Lot 3, 2-141-94",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,"St. Philip's Church, a corporation, P.O. address, Gladstone, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Arthur Soukup, Richardton, president; Matthew Sickler, Gladstone, secretary; Anton Schmidt, Gladstone, sexton"]
["Dunn",1166,"Vang Lutheran",null,null,"Dunn Center, ND",null,null,"NE ¼ NE 1/4 of 1-143-94",null,"1960-03-01","organized in spring of 1913",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Harlin Kling, Halliday, president; Randolph Nodland, Dunn Center, secretary; Bernard Nodland, Halliday, sexton"]
["Dunn",1527,"Vang Lutheran Cemetery addition",null,null,"Halliday, ND",null,null,"35-144-93",null,"1993-06-17",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This addition was added in 1993."]
["Dunn",1198,"Werner Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"30-145-92",null,"1960-04-11",null,null,"Werner Cemetery Association, a corporation, Werner, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Dahlen, Halliday, sexton"]
["Eddy",5012,"Augustana Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 29-150-67","Grandfield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This cemetery is in the churchyard west of the Augustana Lutheran Church. It is fenced and well maintained and a sign on the church identifies the location. Eugene Anderson, living just northwest of the cemetery, is the sexton and has a map. The church records are the Grace Lutheran Church at Sheyenne. This cemetery is located 3 miles north of New Rockford along Highway 281, seven miles west, then 4 miles north and on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",664,"Bethlehem",null,null,"McHenry, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 32-148-62","Paradise Township","1931-10-27",null,null,"McHenry Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This cemetery is fenced, well maintained and has a sign over the gate. James Stage, McHenry, is the current sexton and holds a map and interment/lot owner book showing burials. Information in the book appears to be of only recent history. The cemetery is located o and a half miles north of McHenry on the west side of Highway 20. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5002,"Brantford",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 36-148-65","Pleasant Prairie Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 There is no road to this abandoned cemetery. It is located one mile east of the hard-surfaced road along the gravel road on the north side of Brantford, then about a half mile south. The section line between section 35 and 36 is farmed over. We drove south to the cemetery on the stubble field in section 36. There is a rusty fence surrounding the cemetery, which contains high grass and overgrown lilac bushes--with graves under the bushes. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5006,"George Pincott (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 1-149-64","Tiffany Township",null,null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This cemetery was reported on May 29, 1959 by Dana Wright, fieldman--North Dakota Historical Society, of St. John, ND, and called to our attention by Cherry Monson, Warwick. The east side is 1415 feet west of the NE corner of Sec. 1 and a designated area of 60 f north/south and 180 ft. east/west and adjacent to the east/west road. This cemetery is farmed over, now located in a field of alfalfa. No markers are in evidence. This cemetery can be located 8 miles west of the Highway 20/15 intersection north of McHenry, then 5 miles north, then 1-1/4 miles west. It is on the south side of the road although there is no outward appearance of a cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County 1998)"]
["Eddy",5003,"German Free Church",null,null,null,null,null,"S1/2 SE 1/4 of 12-148-67","Rosefield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This cemetery is fenced and moved perhaps once a year. It contains numerous spreading lilacs covering stones. There is an unmowed area of graves in the NW corner of the cemetery. Ida Womacks, New Rockford, is expert with this cemetery. It is located about a mile and a half west of the intersection of Highways 15 and 281, adjacent to and on the north side of Highway 15. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5013,"Grandfield Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 23-150-67","Grandfield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 The cemetery is in the churchyard adjacent to the church. The cemetery is fenced, well maintained, and identified by a sign on the church. Greg Rue, Rt. 1, Box 4, Sheyenne, 58374, is the current sexton and holds a map and interment books. This cemetery is located about a half mile south of Sheyenne along Highway 281, three and a half miles west, a mile south and near a mile to the west, along the south side of t road. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5011,"Holy Cross",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 9-150-66","Gates Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This cemetery is fence and mowed frequently. Records for this cemetery are held by those persons listed for Riverside Cemetery We photocopied the records in a small 3-ring binder held by Oscar Erickson, a resident of the Lutheran nursing home in New Rockford. The records appear to have been generated in recent times. The cemetery is located in a dense stand of trees, about a half mile south of Sheyenne along Highway 281, then a quarter mile east, and on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5008,"Hubin burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 33-150-64","Hillsdale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 We did not find markers. There are possible grave depressions on a hill near a big rock in the south fence border of this quarter. That is located about 15 ft. east of the SW corner of this quarter section, in a grass area that had been pasture. The information and location was obtained from historian/searcher Cherry Monson, Warwick. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5007,"Mennie Burg burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 1-149-67","Munster Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This burial is abandoned and will be seen up on a hill about 100 feet south of the road and perhaps 300 yards east of the N/S road It has a prominent iron cross made from sections of a steel fence post. The grave area is not farmed and there is one concrete marker at the i cross. It is found 5 miles north of the Highway 281/15 intersection at New Rockford along Highway 281, then not quite 3 miles west. The iron cross will be seen on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5009,"Nystrom",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 32-150-65","Bush Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 Also known as Bush Township Cemetery. This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. The current sexton is Dal Nystrom, Rt. 2, Box 176, Sheyenne, ND 58374. This cemetery is located two and a half miles south of Sheyenne along Highway 281, four mile east, 2 miles south and a half mile east. The cemetery is on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5001,"possible Cooley burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 12-148-64","Columbia Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 An April 3, 1958 New Rockford Transcript article shows a discovery of a stone by Arthur Fenneman, an ancestor of the current owner. He found it while landscaping his farm yard. The white marble stone measures 12x24x2\" and is commercially inscribed. The 1848 burial of a one-year-old baby suggests to James Davis (ND State Historical Society), that the stone probably was brought later for other purposes and is not marking a burial. The stone is now on display at the Lake Region Pioneer Daughters at Fort Totten. Information from Cherry Monson, Warwick. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",144,"Prairie Home",null,null,"New Rockford, ND",null,null,"20-149-66","New Rockford Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Prairie Home Cemetery Corporation",null,null,"7-1-1968 George H. Dunham, president; T.C. Knott, secretary & sexton -- both New Rockford",null,"12-1-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign on the gate and is well maintained. Kent Braunburger of Evans Funeral Home is the sexton. His records include a well kept interment book that dates from about 1921, while the burials started in the 1880s. We did get a photocopy o this book. This cemetery is adjacent to and just west of the St. John's Catholic Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5010,"Riverside",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-150-66","Gates Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 This cemetery is well maintained. Cemetery records are held by Alice Kenney, Mauritz Carlson and John Soderholm, Sheyenne We were able to copy the interment book held by Kennedy, which starts about 1898. The cemetery is located on a hill on the south side of t road about a mile and a half east of Sheyenne. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5005,"Seckinger burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 7-149-63","Washington Lake Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"12-1-1998 The burials are located within a pipe fence adjacent to and on the west side of the abandoned farm house. There are two stone markers, the most recent in 1997. This site can be found six miles west of Highway 20 along Highway 15, five miles north, three miles west, one m south, then a half mile east along a seldom used trail and into the farmyard to the south. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",143,"St. John's",null,null,"New Rockford, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 20-149-66","New Rockford Township","1931-10-08",null,null,"St. John's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 William Seiler, Sr., president; M.E. Luiten, secretary -- both New Rockford","12-1-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. The sexton is Ken Braunburger of Evans Funeral Home, who is also sexton of Prairie Home Cemetery adjacent. He holds an old bound plot book which gives names, locations and some dates. We were able to photocopy this record. The cemetery is north of New Rockford about a mile, just past the airport, then west about a quarter mile, on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)"]
["Eddy",5004,"Washington Lake",null,null,null,"This cemetery can be found six miles west of the Highway 15/20 intersection north of McHenry, then five miles north, one west and 3/4-mile south on a prairie trail. (from Cemeteries of Eddy County, 1998)",null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 5-149-63","Washington Lake Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"existing church records. ","12-1-1998 The cemetery is fenced and mowed frequently by Dennis and Lorna Olson, Bismarck. Cherry Monson, Warwick, has data on the cemetery and knew of some burials without markers. She said the eastern part of the cemetery was left to build a church. When the time cam to build the church, the main road had moved and the Knox Presbyterian Church, which was associated with this cemetery, was built on the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 15. There were no burials in the churchyard. Later the church was moved and burned. We have not been able to find"]
["Emmons",1518,"Axtell or Sargent Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"30-134-78",null,"1993-01-07",null,"abandoned",null,null,"J T Ranch, property owner on deed"]
["Emmons",1523,"Beck Plot",null,null,null,null,null,"24-133-76",null,"1993-02-25",null,"abandoned",null,null,"Elroy Schuetz, property owner on deed"]
["Emmons",149,"Braddock",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-136-75",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,"Braddock Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ted Naaden, president; Mrs. Dale C. Rambough, secretary; Howard Barton, sexton -- all Braddock"]
["Emmons",667,"Cemetery of the Church of St. Paul",null,null,"Hazelton, ND",null,null,"24-135-77",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Raymond Guillozet, president; Conrad Kalberer, secretary; Jerome Appert, sexton -- all Hazelton"]
["Emmons",918,"Cemetery of the Lutheran Ch. Of Linton",null,null,"Linton, ND",null,null,"28-132-76",null,"1931-12-28",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Peace Lutheran Church, Linton"]
["Emmons",907,"Cemetery of the Lutheran Cong. of Emmonsburg",null,null,null,"near Linton",null,"34-133-78",null,"1931-12-30",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran St. John's congregation"]
["Emmons",1360,"Corbin Cemetery (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"25-135-79",null,"1964-05-05",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Anna or Alice Corbin, Livona"]
["Emmons",151,"Dale",null,null,null,null,null,"E1/2 SW 1/4 Lots 3 & 4 of 18-129-77",null,"1931-09-01",null,null,"Dale Cemetery Association"]
["Emmons",1519,"Danbury Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"12-134-77",null,"1993-01-07",null,"abandoned",null,null,"Kenneth Grossman, property owner on deed"]
["Emmons",148,"Evangelical Lutheran Friedens",null,null,null,null,null,"28-129-74","Selz Township","1931-09-18"]
["Emmons",150,"Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Independent Congregation",null,null,"Braddock, ND",null,null,"NE corner of NE 1/4 of 10-134-74","Wood Township","1931-09-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Oliver Laine, president; Mrs. Martha Laine, secretary; Emil Holsti, sexton -- all Kintyre"]
["Emmons",797,"Fredrich Merkel (private)",null,null,"Temvik, ND",null,null,"32-134-77",null,"1931-12-15",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Fredrich Merkel, Temvik, owner"]
["Emmons",145,"Frendenthal Baptist",null,null,null,null,null,"34-133-78","Hampton Township","1931-10-07",null,null,"German Baptist Church of Linton, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 William Weber, Linton, sexton"]
["Emmons",847,"German Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem",null,null,"Temvik, ND",null,null,"9-133-75",null,"1931-12-18"]
["Emmons",812,"German Evangelical Lutheran Martin's Ch.",null,null,null,null,null,"18-132-74","Dakem Township","1931-12-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 No officers; no one is responsible for maintenance of cemetery."]
["Emmons",1245,"Glencoe",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 6-136-78","Burr Oak Township","1960-08-29",null,null,"Glencoe Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 W. Glenn Oder, Menoken, president & sexton; Melvin Bower, RR 2, Box 95, Bismarck, secretary"]
["Emmons",1521,"Hanson Plot",null,null,null,null,null,"30-135-75",null,"1993-01-07",null,"PRIVATE--abandoned",null,null,"Harry & Loretta Reamann, property owner on deed"]
["Emmons",666,"Holy Trinity",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 10-130-77","Union Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Holy Trinity Church"]
["Emmons",1252,"Hull",null,null,"Hague, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 1-129-76",null,"1960-09-06",null,null,"Hull Christian Reformed Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gerrit Van Boven, Hague, president; A.A. Hollaar, Strasburg, secretary"]
["Emmons",152,"Kintyre",null,null,"Kintyre, ND",null,null,"35-136-74",null,"1931-08-10","organized about 1912",null,"Kintyre Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 R.C. Fallgatter, Steele, president; Francis Fuller, Kintyre, secretary"]
["Emmons",1522,"Leobs Baptist Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"10-133-75",null,"1993-02-25",null,"abandoned",null,null,"Ben Leobs, property owner on deed"]
["Emmons",1297,"Linton",null,null,"Linton, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 7-132-76",null,"1960-12-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Herbold, Linton, sexton"]
["Emmons",1500,"Maria Lutheran",null,null,"Braddock, ND",null,null,"31-136-74",null,"1989-04-17",null,null,"The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Maria Church of Armstrong and Tell"]
["Emmons",1248,"Pilgrims Home",null,null,"Strasburg, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 26-131-76",null,"1960-09-02",null,null,"Reformed Church Association of Strasburg, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 Henry Van Soest, Strasburg, president; Henry Rodenburg, Hague, secretary; Andrew Renskers, Strasburg, sexton"]
["Emmons",1557,"Pudwill Plot",null,null,null,null,null,"28-129-74",null,"1999-06-17",null,null,"Duane & Joyce Kibler, property owners on deed"]
["Emmons",1520,"Roop Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"22-135-75",null,"1993-01-07",null,"PRIVATE--abandoned",null,null,"Robert Ohlhauser, property owner on deed"]
["Emmons",754,"Sacred Heart",null,null,null,null,null,"32-132-75",null,"1931-11-14",null,null,"Rosenthal Township Sacred Heart Church"]
["Emmons",894,"Sandcreek Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"near Temvik, ND",null,"10-133-77",null,"1931-12-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Jacob Huber, Linton, secretary"]
["Emmons",755,"St. Aloysius",null,null,"Hague, ND",null,null,"8-131-74","Odessa Township","1931-11-14",null,null,"St. Aloysius Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Michael Krank, Hague, president; Aloysius Gefroh, Hague, secretary; Linus Horner, Linton, sexton"]
["Emmons",147,"St. Anthony's",null,null,"Linton, ND",null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 6-132-76",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,"St. Anthony's Church of Linton (Inc.)"]
["Emmons",770,"St. Bernhard",null,null,null,null,null,"NE of 28-131-78",null,"1931-11-17",null,null,"St. Bernhard's Church"]
["Emmons",1102,"St. Katherine's",null,"formerly St. Mary Cemetery -- name changed in 1951",null,null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 27-136-75",null,"1947-12-13",null,null,"St. Mary Church, Braddock, ND, of the Diocese of Bismarck",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. E.B. Olberding, president; Ray Splonskowski, secretary -- both Braddock"]
["Emmons",665,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Hague, ND",null,null,"6-129-74",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"St. Mary's Cemetery Association"]
["Emmons",1516,"Stermer Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"2-130-77",null,"1993-01-07",null,"PRIVATE--abandoned",null,null,"property owner on deed: Andrew J. Volk"]
["Emmons",913,"Temvik Cemetery Association",null,null,"Temvik, ND",null,null,"5-133-76",null,"1932-02-01",null,null,"Lutheran Free Church"]
["Emmons",1499,"Tiraspol",null,null,"Strasburg, ND",null,null,"24-131-76",null,"1989-01-25",null,null,"Sts. Peter & Paul Church, Strasburg"]
["Emmons",1517,"Walker Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"14-135-77",null,"1993-01-07",null,"PRIVATE--abandoned",null,null,"O'Neil & Irene Wagner, property owners"]
["Emmons",1275,"Westfield",null,null,"Westfield, ND",null,null,"4-129-76",null,"1960-10-19",null,null,"Hope Reformed Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. James Brinkhuis, president; John L. Van Beek, secretary; Edward Van Vugt, sexton -- all Hague"]
["Emmons",146,"Zion's Menighed",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 27-135-74",null,"1931-09-29"]
["Foster",5014,"Alexander burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-145-65","Bordulac Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced and abandoned out in a wheat field. Windblown dirt has filled the fenced area of about 20x20 feet and covered half of the single tombstone. This cemetery is located about 3/4 mile south of St. John's Lutheran Cemetery and nearly half a mile t the west of the road. It can be seen sticking up out of the field with the prominent white stone marking its position. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",1367,"Barlow",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 & SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 6-147-66","Estabrook Township","1965-02-15",null,null,"Barlow Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"4-28-1969 Officers: Harold Schmid, president; Roy Holth, VP; Caroline (Mrs. L.E.) Greitl, Carrington, secretary; Earl Anderson, treasurer 8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. The sexton is Helen (Mrs. Roy) Holth, Rt. 2, Box 32B, Carrington 58421. She holds near perfect records in two interment books, the first started with the cemetery origin. The site is about a 1/2 mile north of Barlow on the east side of the road and railroad track. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",158,"Carrington","(same cemetery as #157)",null,"Carrington, ND",null,null,"18-146-66","Carrington Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Russell Andrews, president; H.R. Tenborg, secretary-treasurer; H.M. Knott, sexton -- all Carrington","9/19/1931 NOTE: 10-6-2000 George Barron, Jamestown, did much research for the Dept. on this \"cemetery\". The Carrington Cemetery actually has Catholic and Protestant sections and the Catholic section was apparently never an actual separate cemetery under the name Sacred Heart. The registration states there are 4 acres in the cemetery and #158 Carrington Cemetery states there are \"6 acres in the Protestant part\" and the entire cemetery is 10 acres. Therefore, #157 and #158 are the same cemetery--just registering each section. (documentation in file)",null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. The earliest burial was made in 1884. Fred Sauby, of Evans Funeral Home, 90 Poplar Ave., Carrington, is the sexton and he is aided by Wes Kahl, president of the cemetery association. Several sections of the site have been designated for Catholic burials, but there is no separate Catholic cemetery. Those sections have been designated with a double letter, the second being a \"C\", such as AC, BC, CC, etc. Sauby has the records. The earliest interment book extant started in 1931. Their records earlier than that are taken from stone inscriptions and burial records of the Evans Funeral Home. Perhaps many unknowns exist. Our 1997 readings here were checked against the cemetery records and against the 1975 cemetery book, published by the Red River Valley society. This cemetery is located on the west side of Highway 281 just north of Carrington, and less than a 1/2 mile north of t Highway 281-Highway 200 intersection. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",157,"Carrington (Sacred Heart section)","(same cemetery as #158)",null,"Carrington, ND",null,null,"18-146-66 ",null,null,null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Sacred Heart Church of Carrington.",null,"7-1-1968 Rev. M.J. Brennan, president; Harry Knott, secretary -- both Carrington","9/19/1931 NOTE: 10-6-2000 George Barron, Jamestown, did much research for the Dept. on this \"cemetery\". The Carrington Cemetery actually has Catholic and Protestant sections and the Catholic section was apparently never an actual separate cemetery under the name Sacred Heart. The registration states there are 4 acres in the cemetery and #158 Carrington Cemetery states there are \"6 acres in the Protestant part\" and the ent (sic) cemetery is 10 acres. Therefore, #157 and #158 are the same cemetery--just registering each section. (documentation in file)"]
["Foster",626,"Eastman Free Methodist",null,null,null,null,null,"SW of 14-145-62","Eastman Township","1931-09-21",null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. Betty Johnson, Box 81, Glenfield, ND 58443 is the current sexton. The cemetery can be found 3 miles south of Glenfield on Highway 20, a mile east, then 3 miles south, on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",1566,"German Baptist Church",null,null,null,"It can be reached from the county line road intersecting with Highway 281 just south o Melville, then 7 miles west, and 1-1/2 miles north, located on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)",null,"SW 1/4 of 26-145-67","Longview Township","1933-01-12",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This cemetery was given a \"new higher number\" as this database was created because two cemeteries were given #1046 in 1933. Thomas Lutz farm","8-1-1997 (The US Geological Survey labels this \"Calvary Cemetery\") The cemetery is mowed and well maintained, without any recent burials. No burial records were found for this cemetery."]
["Foster",1408,"Glenfield Lutheran Church",null,null,"Glenfield, ND",null,null,"24-146-62","Glenfield Township","1969-12-18",null,null,null,null,null,"12-18-1969 Henry Hendrickson, president; Byrd Jacobson, secretary; Ernest Ryum, sexton -- all Glenfield","8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. Ray Walen, HCR 1, Box 78A, McHenry, ND58464, is the current sexton. His records consist of a map with names of burials or lot owners shown. The cemetery is 2 miles east of Glenfield on Hw 200 and 1/2 mile south on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",153,"Grace City",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 2-147-64","Larabee Township","1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Mrs. Neal Stedman, president; Minnie G. Topp, secretary -- both Grace City","8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. Mary (Mrs. Royce) Topp, Rt. 1, Box 29, Grace City 58445, is the secretary of the cemetery association and holds the records. Her records are exemplary with the interment book going back to early days. We did compare our readings with her records. The site is located about 2 miles north of Grace City on the east side of the road (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",154,"James River Church",null,null,null,null,null,"20-146-64","Haven Township","1931-10-02",null,null,"the Brethren Church",null,null,null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced and abandoned to grass and shrubs and the church is gone. The most recent burial was made in 1940. A map of the cemetery and a list of burials was obtained by Cathy Paulson, but we have been unable to determine the origin of the record or fin a sexton. Owen Thurlow, a neighbor near the cemetery, said the church was originally of the Dunkard faith and later was purchased by the Brethren group. He said that during the Dunkard ownership, a neighbor used the church for processing \"moonshine\" and had his mash barrel in one of the church out buildings. Church members wondered about the strange odor in the church! The site is 3 miles west of the James River Norsk Church on Highway 200 and 1 mile south with entry from the east-west road on the south side of section 20. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",155,"James River Norsk Lutheran Church",null,null,"Juanita, ND",null,null,"NE corner of 23-146-64","Haven Township","1931-09-16",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Clifford Ellingson, Glenfield, sexton","8-1-1997 This cemetery is located in the churchyard of an unused church, and is not fenced. The church, a prominent landmark along Hwy 200, does have an identifying sign. The cemetery is well maintained and in current use. Clifford Ellingson, HCR 1, Box 38, Glenfield, ND 58443, is the sexton and has only a map with lot owners or burials listed. He does not have an interment book. The markers in this cemetery were not compared with his records. The site is located 10 miles west of Glenfield on the south side of Highway 200. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",5020,"Juanita burials",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Golden Valley",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Editor's note: It is assumed that the three persons listed for funerals are the same three persons buried as described above. This burial site w not located, and there appear to be no stones associated with it. (site search by Gordon Pedersen)","8-1-1997 (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)\ntaken from A HISTORY OF FOSTER COUNTY, compiled by Foster County History Book Committee, 1983, page 286: \n\"Funeral:\nNov. 2, 1912--Baby Solbert, 9 months, McHenry\nMay 9, 1914--Baby Marcotte, Juanita\nMar. 1, 1913--Arthur Edward Olson, Juanita, age 24, froze to death\nThere are three people buried--2 babies and Arthur Olson, east of the road, across the railroad tracks, southeast of Juanita (perhaps mostly east).\""]
["Foster",5017,"Kvernes Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 18-147-65","Nordmore Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery and churchyard with an active church are fenced with a piled rock wall. The church has a sign. The cemetery is we maintained and in current use. Gilbert Gussiaas, Rt. 1, Box 113, Carrington 58421, is the current sexton. His records consist of an alphabetical listing of burials, perhaps all taken from earlier stone readings. Our 1997 readings were compared with his record. He does no have any organized interment book. The cemetery is located 7 miles east of Carrington on Highway 200, then north 6 miles on FAS 1613, a mi west and a 1/2 mile north, on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",5019,"Lentz burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 12-147-67","Birtsell Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 This burial is a mound a few feet southeast of an abandoned concrete block house. The mound is ringed with large boulders. The concrete block house and burial mound are about a mile west of Barlow on FAS 1602, on the south side of the road. No Lentz deaths before 1900 were found in the ND Vital Records death index. Information on this burial came from Roy Holth. (from Cemeteries of Foster County 1997)"]
["Foster",5015,"McIntosh-Parker burials",null,null,null,null,null,"12-146-64","Haven Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 In the quarter-line between NE 1/4 and NW 1/4, about 30 feet from the north side of the section. The actual graves are farmed over and located a few feet west of the position of the two stones. Information was given by Elroy Ellingson, who rescued the stones years ago. site is not fenced. The stones are below the level of the tall grass. No history of this cemetery was found. This burial location can be found miles west of Glenfield on Highway 200, then 2 miles north, and a 1/2 mile west. The stones are in the fence line just south of the Ellingson farmstead. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",670,"Melville",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner of 35-145-66",null,"1931-10-26",null,null,"Melville Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Mrs. Merle Bickett, president; Mrs. Edythe Willyard, secretary -- both Carrington","8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced and mowed and in current use. Alan Willyard, 304 - 6th Ave. S., Carrington, is the current sexton, and ha partial records. The cemetery is located just north of the village of Melville along the dirt road that marks the eastern edge of the town. (fro Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",5016,"Northern James River Lutheran","Locally known as \"The Scanson Cemetery\"",null,null,"This cemetery is located 2-1/2 miles south of Grace City, 1-1/4 west, on the south side of the road (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)",null,"NE 1/4 of 33-147-64","Larabee Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Ester (Mrs. Odes) Scanson, HCR 1, Box 12, Grace City 58445, is the sexton.","The cemetery has a sign, is fenced and is well maintained."]
["Foster",1088,"Pleasant Valley Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,"Carrington, ND",null,null,"20-145-67","Longview Township","1941-05-15",null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, partially mowed, and located in the churchyard of an abandoned wooden church. The burials seem to be mostly in the 1940s although there is one dated 1981. We did not find a sexton or church burial records. This cemetery is located 1/2 mile north and 2 miles west of the German Baptist Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",1407,"Riverdale",null,null,"Carrington, ND",null,null,"4-145-67","Longview Township","1969-12-05",null,null,null,null,null,"12-5-1969 contact: township clerk, Carrington","8-1-1997 (The US Geological Survey labels this cemetery as \"Longview Cemetery\") The cemetery is fenced and abandoned. A cemetery map, labeled with what appear to be lot owners was obtained through Sharon Hewitt from Betty Watson, Carrington. Betty was given the m by her brother, Joe Taylor, who had been a township committeeman in Longview township. Alice Ferguson, Carrington, was also interview for burial details. To find the cemetery, go 5 miles west on Highway 200 from the Highway 200/281 intersection, then 3-1/2 miles south, being located on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",1330,"Saints Peter & Paul Catholic",null,null,"McHenry, ND",null,null,"7-147-62","McHenry Township","1961-12-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Alvin Karter, Tolna, president; James Beauclair, McHenry, secretary; Stanley Smith, McHenry, sexton","8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. This cemetery was started in the 1960s. Earlier and other Catholic burials went to the cemetery just north of McHenry in Eddy County. Fr. Jerome Hunkler, New Rockford, holds the burial records. Stanley Smith, who donated the land for this cemetery, said there were no burials without markers, so we did not attempt to get burial records. The cemetery is located about 1-1/2 miles west of McHenry on FAS 1602 on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 199"]
["Foster",156,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Bordulac, ND",null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 1-145-65","Bordulac Township","1931-09-19","original plot recorded June 16, 1908",null,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"8-1-1997 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and has no recent burials. Henry Schultz, Rt. 1, Carrington, ND 58421 is the sexton but appears not to have church burial records. Burial records through 1951 were in custody of Grace Lutheran Church, 95 - 1st St. N Carrington. The cemetery is found 11 miles east of Carrington on Highway 200, then 3-1/2 miles south on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Foster",5018,"Wiltschko burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 24-147-67","Birtsell Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-1-1997 Graves farmed over. Reported by Roy Holth as being two burials, no markers, some relatives of Mathias Wiltschko, who homesteaded on section 24. (The county death records do not show any Wiltschko deaths prior to Mathias, who is buried in the Barlow Cemetery. Graves are supposed to be a little south of one of Roy Holth's machine sheds. His farm is 1-1/2 miles south of Barlow, 1/2 mile west, and 1/2 mile south just past John Holth's residence. (from Cemeteries of Foster County, 1997)"]
["Golden Valley",159,"Beach Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 25-140-106",null,"1931-09-24"]
["Golden Valley",163,"Lutheran",null,null,"Beach, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 26-140-106",null,"1931-09-17",null,null,"United Lutheran Church"]
["Golden Valley",160,"Sentinel Butte",null,null,"Sentinel Butte, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 21-140-104",null,"1931-09-01",null,null,"Sentinel Butte Cemetery Association"]
["Golden Valley",890,"South Side Cemetery Association",null,null,"Trotters, ND",null,null,"14-144-105","Henry Township","1931-12-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 No officers. Contact: South Side Ladies Aid, Beach"]
["Golden Valley",161,"St. John's Catholic",null,null,"Beach, ND",null,null,"25-140-106",null,"1931-09-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Harold F. Jandt, president & sexton; Harold Lang, secretary -- both Beach"]
["Golden Valley",1226,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Golva, ND",null,null,"25-138-106",null,"1960-05-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Edwin Volk, president & sexton; Frank Kreitinger, secretary -- both Golva"]
["Golden Valley",162,"St. Michael's Catholic",null,null,"Sentinel Butte, ND",null,null,"21-140-104",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,"St. Michael's Church, a corporation",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Rev. Raymond Backer"]
["Grand Forks",168,"Americus",null,null,null,null,null,"31-149-50","Americus Township","1931-09-22",null,null,"Board of Supervisors of Americus township"]
["Grand Forks",671,"Arvilla",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 1-151-54",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"Arvilla Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gordon Danner, president; Earl Bradshaw, secretary; Hilda Winslow, treasurer; Julius Eisbrenner, sexton -- all Arvilla"]
["Grand Forks",181,"Bellevue Cemetery of Larimore",null,null,"Larimore, ND",null,null,"31-152-54",null,"1931-08-10","organized \"1880--or thereabouts\"","PERPETUAL CARE",null,"Bellevue Cemetery Association",null,"7-1-1968 Melvin Heffelfinger, president; Lois Ostrom, secretary; Carl Laurence Celander, sexton -- all Larimore"]
["Grand Forks",169,"Bethania",null,null,null,"Near Northwood, ND",null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 22-149-55","Lind Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Bethania Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Thore I. Ulberg, Northwood, president, secretary & caretaker"]
["Grand Forks",171,"Bethel Scandinavian Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 23-151-56","Moraine Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Bethel Scandinavian Lutheran Congregation (a corporation)",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gerald Asleson, Niagara, president; Fred Johnson, Kempton, secretary & sexton"]
["Grand Forks",175,"Calvary",null,null,"Grand Forks, ND",null,null,"4-151-50",null,"1931-08-04",null,null,"St. Michael's Catholic Church"]
["Grand Forks",1532,"Cottonwood Farm",null,null,"Manvel, ND",null,null,"11-153-52",null,"1994-11-21",null,"PRIVATE Olsen family"]
["Grand Forks",1313,"County",null,null,"Grand Forks, ND",null,"East part of Lot 9, Block \"B\", revised plat of Westacott's subdivision of part of N 1/2.","4-151-50",null,"1961-02-23",null,null,null,null,null,null,"\"This county cemetery has no caretaker, nor is any money appropriated for upkeep. Mr. Huggins, superintendent of Memorial Park Cemetery supervises burials in this plot and keeps records of such burials, but actually has no official title.\""]
["Grand Forks",784,"East Walle Evangelical Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 19-150-49",null,"1931-11-25","organized \"over 50 years\" in 1931; therefore, 1870s or 1880s",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Keith H. Hanson, Reynolds, president; Gilmore Kjorvestad, Thompson, secretary; Edward Hanson, Rt. 1, Box 30, Thompson, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",179,"Elk Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"29-153-55","Agness Township","1931-09-18",null,null,"Elk Valley Danish-Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran congregation"]
["Grand Forks",177,"Elm Grove",null,null,"McCanna, ND",null,null,"19-152-55","Elm Grove Township","1931-08-03",null,null,"Elm Grove Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 William J. Griffin, president; Vernon Kolding, secretary -- both McCanna"]
["Grand Forks",1305,"Evanger Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,"Grand Forks, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 28-151-51","Brenna Township","1960-12-09",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,null,"1-8-1991 Alfred Johnson, president, 4574 Cherry St., Grand Forks; Kathy Spoor, secretary, 2547 Cumberland Road, Grand Forks."]
["Grand Forks",1558,"First Presbyterian Church (Columbarium) Grand Forks, ND",null,null,null,null,"Lot 1, Block 1, Presbyterian 2nd Addition",null,null,"1999-06-18",null,null,null,null,null,null,"see below"]
["Grand Forks",1511,"Gerald C. Ryan Family",null,null,null,null,null,"26-154-54",null,"1991-04-15",null,"PRIVATE"]
["Grand Forks",1291,"Holmes United Methodist (Evangelical United Brethren)",null,null,"Reynolds, ND",null,null,"22-149-52","Union Township","1960-11-15",null,null,"Evangelical United Brethren Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Fred Frichtner, Emerado; Elmer Ollmann, Reynolds, secretary & sexton"]
["Grand Forks",176,"Inkster",null,null,"Inkster, ND",null,null,"18-154-54",null,"1931-08-03",null,null,"Inkster Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Roy H. Lucht, president; Francis Finley & Tilford Bjornstad, secretary -- all Inkster"]
["Grand Forks",780,"Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"20-149-54","Northwood Township","1931-11-20",null,null,"Northwood Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church congregation"]
["Grand Forks",669,"Memorial Park",null,null,null,null,null,"4-151-50",null,"1931-10-24",null,"PERPETUAL CARE","Grand Forks Cemetery Association"]
["Grand Forks",1112,"Memorial Park--South",null,"formerly Sunset Memorial Gardens of Grand Forks, Inc. and Woodlawn","Grand Forks, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 16-151-50",null,"1952-06-27",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,null,null,"Sunset Memorial Association Board dissolved when corporation lost the property for taxes.","New owners: Myron & Joyce Kuster.","5-22-2006 Merged with Memorial Park Cemetery (Health Dept. #669) and name changed from Sunnywood Gardens to MEMORIAL PARK SOUTH."]
["Grand Forks",170,"Middle Forest River Church",null,null,null,null,null,"6-154-56","Elk Mount Township","1931-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Omer Ellingson, Petersburg, president; Mrs. Laurence Dahlen, Fordville, secretary; Arndt Dahlen, Dahlen, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",180,"Middle Grove",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 1-152-52","Blooming Township","1931-10-19",null,null,"Middle Grove Lutheran congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Milton Iverson, Mekinock, president; Mrs. Walter Stadstad, Manvel, secretary; Mrs. Harris Henn, Mekinock, treasurer; Jule Agotness, Mekinock, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",174,"Montifiore",null,null,"Grand Forks, ND",null,null,"33-152-50",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,"Congregation Children of Israel",null,null,"7-1-1968 Louis Gershman, Grand Forks, president; Mrs. David Beloff, Grand Forks, secretary; Leo Stern, Grand Forks, treasurer; Dr. Jack Burke, East Grand Forks, MN, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",164,"Ness Church",null,null,"Mekinock, ND",null,null,"6-152-52",null,"1931-10-05",null,"PERPETUAL CARE","Ness Lutheran Church"]
["Grand Forks",1251,"Niagara",null,null,"Niagara, ND",null,null,"8-152-56","Niagara Township","1960-09-02",null,null,"Niagara Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Roscoe Kelly, president; A. Kick Crawford, secretary & sexton -- both Niagara"]
["Grand Forks",1467,"North",null,"Formerly Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery George Gunderson, Northwood, sexton",null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 31-150-54","Avon Township","1981-02-09"]
["Grand Forks",1003,"North 23rd Street",null,null,"Grand Forks, ND",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Philip R. Bangs, president; Mrs. W.J. Huggins, secretary; W.J. Huggins, sexton -- all Grand Forks 5-22-2006 This cemetery merged with the former Sunnywood Gardens, Inc. (see Health Dept. #1112)."]
["Grand Forks",1033,"Northwood",null,null,"Northwood, ND",null,null,"9-149-54",null,"1932-08-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Charles D. Orvik, president; Allan E. Knain, secretary; Conrad Rustad, sexton -- all Northwood","under supervision of city officials"]
["Grand Forks",178,"Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Northwood, ND",null,null,"4-149-53","Washington Township","1931-09-15",null,null,"Washington Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Grand Forks",1487,"Prairie Home",null,null,"Gilby, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 9-153-53",null,"1987-04-15",null,null,null,null,null,"4-10-1987 Sumner R. Wilcox, Gilby, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",172,"Rosendahl",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 28-149-49",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"United Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Norman Fillbrandt, Thompson, president; Clarence Hanson, Reynolds, secretary; Ernest Hanson, Rt. 1, Reynolds, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",1396,"St. Andrew Lutheran",null,"formerly Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery of St. Andrew Congregation of Niagara.","Niagara, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 19-153-56",null,"1968-07-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-18-1968 Gregor Hanssen, president; Elmer Krueger, secretary; John P. Behm & Bert Krueger, sextons -- all Niagara 8-7-2003 Wesley Wolfgram, sexton. Told of name change to St. Andrew Lutheran Cemetery."]
["Grand Forks",167,"St. Jude's",null,null,"Thompson, ND",null,null,"31-150-50","Walle Township","1931-09-25",null,null,null,"Property vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Jude's of Thompson. 7-1-1968 James Weber, president; M.E. Weber, secretary; Richard Charboneau, sexton -- all Thompson"]
["Grand Forks",173,"St. Olaf Lutheran",null,null,"Reynolds, ND",null,null,"31-149-50","Americus Township","1931-09-28"]
["Grand Forks",1498,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,"Honeyford, ND",null,null,"32-153-53",null,"1988-12-05",null,null,"St. Paul's Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church subdivision",null,null,"11-28-1988 Donald Larson, RR Box 2, Gilby, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",1289,"Stjordalen",null,null,"Reynolds, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 15-149-52","Union Township","1960-11-07",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Daniel Lee, Reynolds, president; Marvin Hjelmstad, Thompson, secretary; Harry J. Hjelmstad, Reynolds, sexton"]
["Grand Forks",1126,"Swenson Family",null,null,"Hatton, ND",null,null,"17-149-53","Washington Township","1958-06-23",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Thoralf Swenson, Grand Forks, president; Mrs. Ernest Hegre, Northwood, secretary"]
["Grand Forks",1451,"Thompson",null,null,"Thompson, ND",null,null,"31-150-50","Walle Township","1977-08-23",null,null,null,null,null,"8-23-1977 Frank H. Wilde, president; Duane Winters, VP; Robert Eng, secretary -- all Thompson"]
["Grand Forks",668,"Walle Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"26-150-50","Walle Township","1931-10-27",null,null,"Walle congregation"]
["Grand Forks",165,"Washington Prairie",null,null,"Hatton, ND",null,null,"NW corner of 26-149-53",null,"1931-10-05",null,null,"Washington Prairie Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 M.G. Rydland, president; Maurice Smestad, secretary; Arthur Hanson & Myron Rydland, sexton -- all Hatton"]
["Grand Forks",166,"West Union",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 23-149-56","Loretta Township","1931-10-07",null,null,"West Union Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Thomas Hove, secretary-treasurer; Thorfin Draxton, sexton -- both Northwood"]
["Grant",1464,"Asbridge Family",null,null,"Carson, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 7-131-87",null,"1980-06-02",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Tom Asbridge, responsible"]
["Grant",1471,"Assembly of God",null,null,"Elgin, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 22-134-89",null,"1983-02-25",null,null,null,null,null,"2-23-1983 David Bauer, president; E.W. Pigors, secretary -- both Elgin"]
["Grant",1118,"Bethesda Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"26-131-88","Howard Township","1953-11-05",null,null,"Bethesda Lutheran Church, Morristown, SD",null,null,"7-1-1968 Duane E. Sabin, Morristown, SD, president & sexton; Mrs. John Streigel, Carson, secretary"]
["Grant",184,"Bethesta",null,null,null,null,null,"32-134-90",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,"Bethesta congregation of the Evangelical Church"]
["Grant",1515,"Big Valley Family",null,null,"Shields, ND",null,null,"16-131-84",null,"1992-09-30",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"9-30-92 Wanda H. Harsche, sexton"]
["Grant",1502,"Brisbane",null,null,null,null,null,"10-15, 133, 86",null,"1989-09-13",null,"Abandoned cemetery.","This cemetery was registered by the Grant County board of commissioners."]
["Grant",197,"Carson",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 of 24-134-87"]
["Grant",1576,"Double K Ranch",null,null,"Carson, ND",null,null,"20-135-86",null,"2004-09-10",null,"Private family cemetery.",null,null,null,"Contact: Barbara L. Kraft, 408 - 2nd Avenue West, Carson, ND 58529"]
["Grant",186,"Ebenetzer Cemetery Association",null,null,"Burt, ND",null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 19-134-90",null,"1931-10-03",null,null,"Baptist Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl Okken, New Leipzig, sexton"]
["Grant",902,"Elgin",null,null,"Elgin, ND",null,null,"27-134-89",null,"1932-01-02",null,null,"First Zion Lutheran Church"]
["Grant",898,"Emmanuel's Lutheran",null,null,"Glen Ullin, ND",null,null,"5-136-89",null,"1932-01-02"]
["Grant",978,"Emmaus Congregational",null,null,"Carson, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 11-134-87",null,"1932-02-16","organized \"about 1904\""]
["Grant",1041,"Emmaus Congregational",null,null,"Carson, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 11-134-87"]
["Grant",183,"Evangelical Frieden",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SW 1/4 of 19-132-88 9/29/1931"]
["Grant",188,"Evangelisch Lutherische Hoffmungs Geminde",null,null,null,null,null,"21-135-89","Antelope Township","1931-10-17"]
["Grant",192,"Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Church",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"Pt. NE NE 1/4 of 12-133-90",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Charles Kyt, secretary; Oscar Kyt, sexton -- both New Leipzig"]
["Grant",1454,"Gottlieb Baesler, Sr., Farm",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"22-135-90",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8/16/1978 8-16-1978 According to Almore Hertz, funeral director at New Leipzig, this is an old cemetery. The site was to be the location of the Trinity Lutheran Church, which was later built on a different site and a new cemetery was plotted near the church. (See cemetery correspondence o August 1978.) Apparently this is an abandoned cemetery."]
["Grant",934,"Hope Congregational (Hoffnungs Geminde)","same land description as #902",null,"Elgin, ND",null,null,"27-134-89",null,"1931-12-24",null,null,"Hope Congregational (German Congregational Church)",null,null,"7-1-1968 Oscar Heupel, president; John Schock, secretary; Albert Rivinius, Box 416, sexton -- all Elgin"]
["Grant",187,"Immanuel Lutheran",null,"formerly Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel Congregation Cemetery","New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 1-133-90",null,"1931-10-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Fred K. Schock, president; Alvin Ackerman, secretary; Almore Hertz, sexton -- all New Leipzig"]
["Grant",1000,"Leith Catholic",null,null,"Leith, ND",null,null,"5-133-87",null,"1932-04-14"]
["Grant",185,"Leith Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"Leith, ND",null,null,"NW corner SE 1/4 of 5-133-87",null,"1931-09-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Burt Zeller, president; Howard Johnson, VP; Fred Sept, sexton -- all Leith"]
["Grant",1108,"New Leipzig Baptist",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"34-134-90",null,"1951-05-24",null,null,"New Leipzig Baptist Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Mattis, Carson, president; Willard Iblings, Elgin, secretary; John Koch, New Leipzig, sexton"]
["Grant",759,"New Leipzig Congregation Cemetery #1",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner of 35-134-90",null,"1931-11-14",null,null,"Congregational United Church of Christ",null,null,"7-1-1968 John Seidler, president; Harlan Rieger, secretary; William Rieger, sexton -- all New Leipzig"]
["Grant",758,"New Leipzig Congregation Cemetery #2",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 4-134-90",null,"1931-11-14",null,null,"Congregational United Church of Christ",null,null,"7-1-1968 John Seidler, president; Harlan Rieger, secretary; William Rieger, sexton -- all New Leipzig"]
["Grant",1435,"Otter Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 6-135-85","Otter Creek Township","1974-10-22",null,null,null,null,null,"10-22-1974 contact: W.L. Werner, Lark, township clerk"]
["Grant",191,"Prairie View",null,"formerly Peace Lutheran","Heil, ND",null,null,"35-134-88",null,"1931-10-03",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 west 1/2 contact: H.J. Laub, 1335 Hidden Valley Dr., West Covina, CA"]
["Grant",194,"Prairie View","same as cemetery #191 H.J. Laub, owner",null,"Heil, ND",null,null,"35-134-88",null,"1931-09-15"]
["Grant",195,"Raleigh",null,null,null,null,null,"3-133-85","Raleigh Township","1931-09-21",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 A defunct cemetery"]
["Grant",182,"Saint Johannes",null,null,null,null,null,"25-132-89","Melville Township","1931-09-24"]
["Grant",672,"Selma Union",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 35-131-90","Kreutz Township","1931-10-26",null,null,null,null,null,"8-22-1980 Mrs. Harry Gaugler, president; Mrs. Alvin Barth, secretary -- both Lemmon, SD"]
["Grant",804,"St. Gabriel's",null,null,"Shields, ND",null,null,"11-131-85",null,"1931-12-14",null,null,"St. Gabriel's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Fr. Joseph Ruelle, Catholic Indian Mission, Ft. Yates"]
["Grant",1113,"St. Gabriel's","same land description as #1106 St. Gabriel's Catholic Church",null,"Shields, ND",null,null,"24-132-84",null,"1952-06-27"]
["Grant",803,"St. Gertrude's",null,null,"Raleigh, ND",null,null,"4-182-85",null,"1931-12-14",null,null,"St. Gertrude's Church",null,null,null,"??? Township number may be \"132\""]
["Grant",189,"St. Johannestal Congregational",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"SW corner of SW of 23-136-90",null,"1931-10-10"]
["Grant",817,"St. John the Baptist",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"1-133-90",null,"1931-12-09","organized \"about 1910\"",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. John Owens, PO Box 296, New Leipzig, president; Art Brandner, New Leipzig, secretary; Eugene Morris, Bentley, sexton"]
["Grant",193,"St. John's Lutheran",null,"formerly St. Johannes",null,null,null,"18-135-87","Sunny Slope Township","1931-09-03",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Fred R. Steinle & John G. Steinle, sexton -- both Carson"]
["Grant",757,"St. Joseph's",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 26-137-88",null,"1931-11-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Rev. Clement Meugelkoch"]
["Grant",910,"St. Mary Immaculate",null,null,null,null,null,"20-131-88",null,"1931-12-30",null,null,"Church of St. Mary Immaculate",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. John Owens, New Leipzig, president; Edgar Rohr, Elgin, secretary; Lloyd Gates, Elgin, sexton"]
["Grant",196,"St. Paulish Congregation",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 of 9-132-90",null,"1931-09-21"]
["Grant",802,"St. Vincent's",null,null,"Brisbane, ND",null,null,"32-133-86",null,"1931-12-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. James W. Pommier, Carson, president & sexton; Alan Schriock, Lark, secretary","maybe township 33-133-86 (\"33\" is written in pen above 32 on the index card) St. Theresa's Catholic Church"]
["Grant",1106,"Sunnyside",null,null,"Shields, ND",null,null,"24-132-84",null,"1950-06-24",null,null,"Sunnyside Cemetery Association"]
["Grant",190,"Trinity",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"15-135-90",null,"1931-10-15",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Baesler, New Leipzig, sexton"]
["Grant",1504,"Valley Hill",null,null,null,null,null,"31-130-87",null,"1989-11-06",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Melvin Green, Rt. 1, Box 90, Watauga, SD 57660"]
["Griggs",203,"Bethania",null,null,"Binford, ND",null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 33-148-60","Willow Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Bethania Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Bethany Lutheran Church, Mrs. Frank Oien, Secretary, Binford"]
["Griggs",673,"Clearfield",null,null,null,null,null,"20-146-60","Clearfield Township","1931-10-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Marvin Rothert, Binford"]
["Griggs",1359,"Cooperstown",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 18-146-58","Washburn Township","1964-02-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: I. Willis Nilsen, Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",201,"Eidfjord Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"24-144-61","Dover Township","1931-09-30"]
["Griggs",1266,"Faith Lutheran",null,null,"Hannaford, ND",null,null,"Lot 4 of 5-144-59","Greenfield Township","1960-10-13",null,null,"Hannaford Lutheran Church of Greenfield",null,null,"7-1-1968 Claude Freer, Walum, president; Gerald Anderson, Hannaford, secretary & sexton"]
["Griggs",1582,"Iverson Family Cemetery",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"21-147-61","Bryan Township","2005-07-20",null,"Private cemetery",null,null,null,"Contact: Ryan Iverson, 11961 - 6th St. NE, Cooperstown, 58425"]
["Griggs",1565,"Knudson Ranch Cemetery",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"27-146-58","Washburn Township","2000-09-28",null,"PRIVATE family cemetery",null,null,null,"Contact: Vernon Knudson, DVM, Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",204,"Methodist Church",null,null,null,null,null,"16-148-58","Romness Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Romness Methodist Church"]
["Griggs",1040,"Neraen",null,null,null,null,null,"33-148-61","Rosendal Township","1932-09-27",null,null,"Neraen Lutheran Church"]
["Griggs",198,"Ness Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"36-146-58","Washburn Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alf Ueland, Cooperstown, president; Edward Johnson, Finley, secretary; Harlow Loge, Cooperstown, sexton"]
["Griggs",1590,"Opheim Cemetery",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"12-146-58","Washburn Township","2007-10-29",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-29-2007: This pioneer cemetery was registered by the Griggs County Historical Society and has been maintained by them. POC Janice Steffen, treasurer, P.O. Box 242, Cooperstown 58425."]
["Griggs",199,"Ottawa Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 25-148-59","Pilot Mound Township","1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Don Eberhardt, president; Allen Rusten, secretary; Olaf Gunderson, Rt. 2, and Andrew Brudvig, sexton -- all Aneta"]
["Griggs",1311,"Ringsaker Cemetery Association",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-147-58","Romness Township","1961-02-07",null,null,"Ringsaker Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Charles Stromsodt, president; Mrs. Seibert Stromsodt, secretary; Seibert Stromsodt, sexton -- all Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",1578,"Riverside",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"1-146-59","Cooperstown Township","2004-10-19",null,null,"Monson Trust (private)",null,null,"Lee Monson, 11934 - 6th Street NE, Cooperstown, 58425"]
["Griggs",202,"Saron",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"20-145-58","Sverdrup Township","1931-09-25",null,null,"Saron Evangelical Free Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: trustees of Saron Evangelical Free Church, Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",1110,"St. George's",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"24-146-59","Cooperstown Township","1951-07-30",null,null,null,"Title vested in the Diocese of Fargo, a corporation operated by its agent, St. George's parish.",null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Adam Hasey, president; John Paintner, Sr., secretary; Joseph Zimprich, sexton -- all Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",200,"St. Lawrence Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"18-147-59","Tyrol Township","1931-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Adam Hasey, Cooperstown, president; Frank Heinz, Cooperstown, secretary; Robert Stahl, Binford, sexton"]
["Griggs",1115,"Tabernacle",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 33-148-60","Willow Township","1953-01-26",null,null,"Binford Gospel Tabernacle",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alvin Miller, Binford, president; Rudolph Helland, Jessie, secretary; Howard R. Miller, Aneta, sexton"]
["Griggs",931,"West Prairie Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"30-148-59","Pilot Mound Township","1931-12-22",null,null,"West Prairie Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Vernon Peterson, Binford, president; Norman Aslakson, Aneta, secretary; Harold Michaelis, Binford, sexton"]
["Griggs",205,"Westley",null,null,"Cooperstown, ND",null,null,"17-145-58","Sverdrup Township Same as #783","1931-10-15",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Free Congregation of Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",783,"Westley","same as #205",null,null,null,null,"17-145-58","Sverdrup Township","1931-11-23",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Free Congregation of Cooperstown"]
["Griggs",1045,"Zion",null,null,null,null,null,"29-148-61","Rosendal Township","1932-11-14",null,null,"Zion Skandinavian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Clifford Tweed, Wimbledon, president; Mrs. Edward Moe, Binford, secretary-treasurer"]
["Griggs",1037,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,"Binford, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 8-146-60","Clearfield Township","1932-08-28",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 William J. Rahlf, Binford, sexton"]
["Hettinger",853,"Alden Township",null,null,"Regent, ND",null,null,"14-133-95","Alden Township","1931-12-21",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Oliver Olson, president; Willard Olson, secretary -- both Regent"]
["Hettinger",909,"American Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"17-135-97","New England Township","1931-12-30","Organized \"about 1910\""]
["Hettinger",1273,"Bentley",null,null,"Bentley, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 13-133-91",null,"1960-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Leota Kleinjan, Bismarck, president; Alvera Huber, Bentley, sexton","Kidder"]
["Hettinger",677,"Hope",null,null,"Burt, ND",null,null,"5-133-91",null,"1931-10-31",null,null,"ND Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventists"]
["Hettinger",208,"Neuberg Congregational",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 18-136-91",null,"1931-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Jacob Haberstroh & Gothielf Seivert, Mott, president; Milton Walth, Richardton, secretary; Rev. Grant Carlson, Mott, sexton; contact: Jacob J. Ottmar, Burt"]
["Hettinger",675,"New England",null,null,"New England, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 33-136-97",null,"1931-10-30",null,null,"New England Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Thomas W. Gallup, New England"]
["Hettinger",870,"Peace German Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"9-133-96","Wagendorf Township","1932-01-07"]
["Hettinger",1256,"Peace Lutheran Church #1",null,"Formerly Tepee Butte Norwegian Lutheran Church Cemetery--merged with Peace Lutheran Church. 7-1-1968 Roy Jorstad, Regent, sexton","New England, ND",null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 8-133-96",null,"1960-09-15","organized \"about in the year 1910\""]
["Hettinger",207,"Pilgerheim Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 27-132-91",null,"1931-10-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Mattis, Carson, president; Willard Iblings, Elgin, secretary; Andrew Friez, Bentley, sexton"]
["Hettinger",916,"Rainy Butte Lutheran (The Hjort)",null,null,"New England, ND",null,null,"3-134-97",null,"1931-12-28",null,null,"The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Hettinger",209,"Regent Cemetery Association",null,null,"Regent, ND",null,null,"18-134-94",null,"1931-09-21"]
["Hettinger",816,"Sacred Heart of Jesus",null,null,"Bentley, ND",null,null,"32-132-91",null,"1931-12-09",null,null,"Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus",null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. John Owens, PO Box 296, New Leipzig, president; O.J. Kilzer, Bentley, secretary; Wener Kilzer, Bentley, sexton"]
["Hettinger",957,"Salems Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 11-136-91",null,"1932-01-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Herbert H. Gunsch, Burt, sexton"]
["Hettinger",676,"St. Helena",null,null,"New England, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 14-133-97",null,"1931-10-31",null,null,"St. Helena Catholic Church organized \"summer 1921\""]
["Hettinger",813,"St. Henry",null,null,"Regent, ND",null,null,null,"Indian Creek Township","1931-12-10",null,null,"St. Henry's Church, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 John Krebs, Regent, sexton"]
["Hettinger",678,"St. Mary's",null,null,"New England, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 33-136-97",null,"1931-10-24",null,null,"St. Mary's Catholic Church of New England"]
["Hettinger",814,"St. Michael's",null,null,null,null,null,"25-136-94","Campbell Township (or Madison Township) St. Michael's Church","1931-12-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Frank Jahner, Regent, sexton"]
["Hettinger",674,"St. Placidus",null,null,"Mott, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 10-135-92",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"St. Placidus Church, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Messmer, Mott, secretary"]
["Hettinger",752,"St. Vincent's","same land description as #206",null,"Mott, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 35-134-93",null,"1931-11-04",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,"St. Vincent's Catholic Church",null,"7-1-1968 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Herman J. Mandry, Mott, president; Floyd Rixen, Mott, secretary; Peter Jorda, Burt, treasurer"]
["Hettinger",206,"Sunny Slope","same land description as #752",null,"Mott, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 35-134-93",null,"1931-09-24",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,"Mott Cemetery Association",null,"7-1-1968 Oscar Schaible, president; Robert Erdman, secretary & sexton -- both Mott"]
["Hettinger",852,"Zion's Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"26-136-95","Rifle Township","1931-12-21",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 William L. Witte, president; Louis Witte, secretary; Gary Witte, treasurer -- all Regent"]
["Hettinger",962,"Zoar Evangelical",null,null,"New Leipzig, ND",null,null,"SE corner SW 1/4 of 24-132-91",null,"1932-02-03"]
["Kidder",1094,"Allen Township",null,null,null,null,null,"W1/2 of 26-140-73","Allen Township","1941-11-06","Organized 46 years ago",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Howard Shipley, Allen Township Clerk, Steele","11-1-1996 The cemetery is abandoned with fallen stones in a hayfield. No recent burials. It is located 1 mile north of #15 Woodlawn Cemetery, 2 miles east on a two-track gravel road, then north 1-1/2 miles on a graded prairie road. It is located on a hill about 300 yards east of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",214,"Bethany Lutheran",null,"formerly Betania Cemetery","Robinson, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-142-72","Robinson Township","1931-09-29",null,null,"Betania Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Lester Wich, president; Mrs. Hjalmer Hagseth, secretary; Hjalmer Hagseth, sexton -- all Robinson",null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. It is located 2 miles east of Robinson on the south side Highway 36. Dale Hanson, RR 1, Box 32, Robinson, is the sexton and holds the interment book. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1096,"Bethel Lutheran Church","Sometimes called Persian Lake Cemetery because it is located near Persian Lake.",null,"Braddock, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 14-137-74","Baker Township","1941-11-10",null,null,null,null,null,null,"6-17-1996 Spoke with Ruth Graf, Kidder County auditor, the cemetery maintenance is supposedly being taken over by the Baker Township Boa (Leo Moch, chairman, RR 1, Box 57, Braddock 58524, phone 475-2845).","11-1-1996 ?sp Pursian Lake ?sp When we visited, this cemetery was being completely renovated by Marlene Haibeck Vorthman and her husband, from Freeport, IL, and local relatives. They had resurveyed from the original plat, pulled out old lilacs covering stones, reset the stones, adding new concrete stones. They had visited many churches and cemeteries in the area in an attempt to determine just who was bur here. They were back and did more work again in September and have a number of new markers on order. The cemetery is fenced and all newly seeded to grass. It is located 11 miles south of Steele and 4 miles west, just west of Pursian Lake. There are recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1093,"Buckeye Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 34-141-71","Buckeye Township","1941-10-16",null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The grave section of the cemetery is mowed occasionally and contains no recent burials. To locate the cemetery, go 3 miles west  the Lake Williams exit on Highway 36, then 10 miles south. The cemetery is on the east side of the road across from the southern of two farms. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",873,"Chestina",null,null,"Tuttle, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-141-74","Chestina Township","1932-01-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Jake J. Leno, Tuttle","11-1-1996 Fenced and abandoned in the roadway right-of-way. Located 1-1/2 miles west of Tuttle on Highway 36, five miles south and 1/2 mi west on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5026,"Crystal Springs",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 12-139-70","Crystal Springs Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, mowed occasionally, has no recent burials but was at one time the cemetery for the village of Crystal Springs. It is reached by driving east on the road south of the southernmost residences in the village, and continuing east something over a1 mile on a grassy prairie trail. It has some unusual whitewashed markers with glassed in displays of flowers. This cemetery can be seen westbound on I-94 partially up the hill as you near Crystal Springs. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1097,"Dawson",null,null,"Dawson, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 13-139-72","Sibley Township","1941-11-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Roy Wollschlager, Dawson, president; Elsie Clark, Dawson, secretary; C.L. Billington, Dawson, treasurer; board members: John Abbo Dawson, and Walter DeVore, Steele","11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, marked, well maintained and in current operation. It is located 1-1/2 miles east of Highway 3 on the south edge of Dawson. Wayne Lang, HC 1, Box 60, Dawson, 58428, maintains the interment book. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5022,"Enzminger Family",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 4-137-70","Graf Township",null,null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 Out in the middle of that section. There is no road to the cemetery although one can bounce along the E-W quarter line trail (after haying) just north of Cemetery #2. The cemetery is abandoned. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5033,"Evangelical German Lutheran Zion Cemetery #1",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 8-143-70","Petersville Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is mowed occasionally and has no recent burials. It is located 3 miles west of the Pettibone exit on Highway 36 and five miles north on the east side of the road. This appears to be the first site of the Petersville church. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996"]
["Kidder",791,"Evangelical Immanuel",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 30-142-74","Tuttle Township","1931-12-18",null,null,"The Evangelical Church",null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is mowed and maintained, and has some recent burials. Its location is 1 mile north and 1 mile west of Cemetery #33. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)","11-21-02 Another registration form was submitted by James Rath, sexton. Letter sent stating proper registration in 1931 and another card w #791 was issued for their records. His address: 2737 - 20th St. SE, Tuttle 58488-9412"]
["Kidder",745,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion--Langedahl",null,null,"Tuttle, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 33-142-74","Tuttle Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. The location is 4 miles west of Tuttle on Highway 36 and four miles south on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",211,"Fairview",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 34-142-71","Lake William Township","1931-09-28","Organized \"back in the 80s\"",null,"Methodist",null,null,"7-1-1968 Harry Nelson, president & sexton; Jean Nelson, secretary -- both Dawson",null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. To reach the cemetery, go 2 miles south on the road just east of the village of Lake Williams, the 1 mile west, then 2 miles south and 1 mile west. Dan and Karen Morrison, Box 121, Robinson, are charge of the cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1192,"Fisher",null,null,"Tappen, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 33-140-71","Westford Township","1960-04-06",null,null,"Tappen Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl W. Hasse, president; Dan Keily, Jr., secretary; John N. Vogel, sexton-treasurer -- all Tappen","Tappen Cemetery and Fisher Cemetery are one mile apart and are owned and operated by the same nonprofit corporation under the name of Tappen-Fisher Cemetery Corporation.","11-1-1996 It is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained in current use. Fern Baur, Tappen, is the sexton. It is located on the west side of the r 1 mile north of the Tappen off ramp. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5023,"Friedens Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 9-137-70","Graf Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 Is located 8 miles west of Highway 30 on 52nd St. SE on the north side of Streeter, then 2 miles north. The cemetery is fenced, has sign, is well maintained and in recent use. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1555,"Geier Family Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-144-70",null,"1999-01-18",null,"PRIVATE"]
["Kidder",1459,"Geloff (private)",null,null,"Steele, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 1-141-73","Haynes Township","1978-12-20",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 On the south side of Cherry Lake. The cemetery is fenced, has two signs and is nicely maintained, having only two burials. (fro Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1095,"Glueckstal Lutheran",null,null,"Tappen, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 18-137-71","Peace Township","1941-11-08",null,null,"Glueckstal Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Fred Martin, Tappen, president; Emil G. Reuer, Dawson, sexton",null,"11-1-1996 Is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained, and is without recent burials. Alfin Mertz, HC 1, Box 23, Dawson, 58428, is the treasurer of the church association. The cemetery can be reached 12 miles south of the Tappen I-94 off ramp, 2 miles west, and 1-1/2 miles south, located on the west side of the road, in the rear of the churchyard. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1092,"Holy Cross",null,null,"Tuttle, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 4-142-73","Clear Lake Township","1941-10-16",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 no Holy Cross Church at Tuttle anymore. Contact: Al Langedahl, Tuttle","11-1-1996 The cemetery is mowed occasionally and contains no recent burials. It is located on the north side of Highway 36, one mile east of t Highway 3 intersection. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1242,"Holy Cross",null,null,"Steele, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 20-139-73","Woodlawn Township","1960-07-07",null,null,"Diocese of Fargo",null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and is currently operating. It is located on the west side of the blacktop road a quarter mile south of Steele. Verlin Nelson, Box 276, Steele, 58482, is in charge. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5027,"Kapp Family",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 20-140-70","Williams Township",null,null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, mowed and maintained with only one burial. It is not easily reached by road. To reach it, you turn west just north of the Crystal Springs I-94 off ramp, drive west 1-1/2 miles, turn north for 4 miles, then west for 1 mile on a section line trail through a pasture, then south on a section line road west of the pasture for about a 1/2 mile. There are two gates to open and close. Then cemetery is below the hill just north of the old homestead buildings. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5032,"Kleve",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 20-142-72","Robinson Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 Is maintained by the Bethany Lutheran sexton. It is fenced, mowed, and contains no recent burials. The origin and listing of burials is described in the Diamond Jubilee History of Robinson, 1986, page 50. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5024,"Koestler",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 12-138-72","Liberty Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 This cemetery is fenced but abandoned to tall grass and trees growing into the stones. This is a difficult cemetery to reach by road.  We found it 6-1/2 miles south of the Tappen I-94 off ramp, 2 miles west on the gravel road, 1/2 mile south on a prairie road, 1 mile west on prairie road on the south side of section 7 in Valley township, then 1/2 mile north and a 1/2 mile west, detouring around a flooded slough. Peggy Koestler, Tappen, says the cemetery was never associated with any church, being a family and neighborhood cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5025,"Liberty Methodist Episcopal",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 33-138-72","Liberty Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 It is a small fenced area, abandoned to grass and overgrown lilacs. This cemetery is about 11 miles south of the Dawson I-94 off ramp on the west side of Highway 3. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5021,"Lutheran Church Split Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-137-70","Graf Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"perhaps 200 yards on the west side of the road. Church and cemetery information was obtained from Archie Schwecke nearby. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)","11-1-1996 The burial is marked by a large wooden cross with the inscription routed into the wood. The grave site is not maintained or fenced and is a part of a pasture a few feet west of the N-S road. It can be reached by going 3 miles west of Highway 30 on 52nd St. SE on the north side of Streeter, 3 miles north on 50th Ave. SE, then 2 miles west to the Lutheran Cemetery located in the SW 1/4 of section 6 in Streeter township Cemetery No. 1 is a part of the split over a disagreement among patrons of that Lutheran Church and is south of the Lutheran Cemetery"]
["Kidder",5036,"Methodist Episcopal Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 18-144-71","Wallace Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 A part of the cemetery is fenced with spreading lilacs and fallen stones and a part is hayed with fallen stones and many unmarked graves. It is abandoned with no recent burials. It is located 3 miles east of Robinson on Highway 36 and 11 miles north on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5029,"Monuments of Sibley 1863 Indian War"]
["Kidder",679,"Peace Lutheran Church",null,"Formerly Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Friedensdahl Church",null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 28-137-70","Graf Township","1931-10-24",null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 Is located about a half mile north of Cemetery #2 and also on the west side of the road. The cemetery is currently operating, is fenced, has a sign, and is well maintained. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",212,"Pettibone Bethlehem Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 22-142-70","Pettibone Township","1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 James M. Kaczmarski, Pettibone, sexton",null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is in current use. The cemetery is located about a 1/2 mile south of Pettibone. Irvin (Tuff Torgeson, Pettibone, is the sexton. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5034,"Robinson Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 7-143-71","Frettim Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, mowed and maintained and has recent burials. It is located 3 miles east of Robinson on Highway 36 and five miles north on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1071,"Seventh Day Adventist Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 6-144-70","Rexin Township","1934-04-23",null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is mowed occasionally and has no recent burials. It is located 8 miles north of the Pettibone exit on Highway 36 on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5030,"Skudsness Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"W1/2 of 12-141-74","Chestina Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 Located east of the old school, about a half mile north of the farm that was the original location of the Langedahl post office. The cemetery is fenced but mostly abandoned with lilacs covering many markers. This cemetery is located 1-1/2 miles east of Cemetery #24, Chestina, and a 1/2 mile south on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5031,"St. Mary's Cemetery at Lake Williams",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 12-142-71","Lake Williams Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, maintained and in current use. It is located in the churchyard of the church in the northeastern part of the village of Lake Williams. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5035,"St. Petri Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 3-143-73","Atwood Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is in the fenced churchyard, has a marker, is mowed and maintained, and has recent burials. It is located 3 miles ea of the Highway 3 intersection on Highway 36 east of Tuttle and 6 miles north on the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",210,"Tappen","Tappen Cemetery and Fisher Cemetery are one mile apart and are owned and operated by the same nonprofit corporation under the name of Tappen-Fisher Cemetery Corporation.",null,"Tappen, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 9-139-71","Tappen Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"The Tappen Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl W. Hasse, president; Dan Keily, Jr., secretary; John N. Vogel, sexton-treasurer -- all Tappen","11-1-1996 It is located in the city of Tappen on the west side of the road south of the I-94 off ramp, just south of the railroad tracks. It is fenced and well maintained in current operation. Mrs. Kermit (Fern) Bauer, Tappen is the sexton. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 199"]
["Kidder",213,"The Petersville",null,"Formerly Evangelical German Lutheran Zion Church Association",null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 10-143-70","Petersville Township","1931-09-18",null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is mowed and maintained, and currently operating. It is located 6 miles north of the Pettibone exit to Highway 36 and one mile west on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",746,"Tuttle Cemetery",null,"formerly Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's","Tuttle, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 12-142-74","Tuttle Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Tuttle Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Edward Ochsner, president; Mrs. Maynard Weisenberger, secretary; John E. Batterberry, Box 72, sexton -- all Tuttle",null,"11-1-1996 It is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. It is located a 1/2 mile west of Tuttle on Highway 36 and a couple hundred yards south on the gravel road west of the cemetery. Ted Ochsner, Box 42, Tuttle, 58488, is the present sexton. (from Cemeteries Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",215,"Weiser",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 9-141-70","Weiser Township","1931-09-03",null,null,"Weiser Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 William Vogel, Baldwin, president; Edwin Kolberg, Pettibone, secretary; Leonard Kleiter, Tappen, sexton","11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is in current use. It is located 2 miles west of the Highway 36 exit to Pettibone and 6-1/2 mil south. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",5028,"Weiser Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 30-141-70","Weiser Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-1-1996 The only marked burial is that of Dr. Weiser, although there may have been other burials in this site of Camp Whitney, where Sibley's force spent the night following the battle of Big Mound on July 24, 1863. This site still contains the breastworks thrown up in camp All of the earlier markers showing directions and information have decayed to rotted wood. It is located 7 miles north of the Pettibone I-94 ramp, then 1/2 mile west, then north 1 mile on a prairie road that only permits auto traffic in the dry season. The gravesite can be seen for miles as the four tall spruce trees show its location. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",1091,"Woodlawn",null,null,"Steele, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 4-139-73","Woodlawn Township","1941-10-16",null,null,"Woodlawn Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ora P. Whitney, president; Mrs. Arie M. Smith, secretary; G.A. Iszler, sexton -- all Steele","11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a marker, is well maintained and in current use. It is located 1 mile north of Steele. Turn east just p the north Steele off ramp, then north on the first road east of that. Ruth Graf, Box 235, Steele, 58482, is the sexton. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Kidder",760,"Zion Reformed Church",null,"Formerly German Reformed Zions Cemetery",null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 33-137-70","Graf Township","1931-11-14",null,null,"Hope United Church of Christ, Streeter",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gideon Kirschenmann, Streeter, president; Berthold Spitzer, Napoleon, secretary & sexton",null,"11-1-1996 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and has a glass enclosed listing of burials near the gate. Bert Spitzer, 5432 44th Ave. SE, Napoleon, is the sexton. It is located 8 miles west of Highway 30 on 52nd St. SE on the north side of Streeter, then 1-1/2 miles south, on the west side of the road just east of South Lake. The cemetery is in current operation. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996"]
["Kidder",972,"Zoar Evangelical Church",null,"Formerly Zoar Cemetery of the Evangelical Church",null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 27-138-71","Valley Township","1932-02-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Walter E. Wolt, Tappen",null,"11-1-1996 It is mowed occasionally and is located 10 miles south of the Tappen I-94 off ramp, and not quite a mile east, on the north side o the road. SPECIAL NOTE: West of this cemetery on the same section 27 and on a hill just east of the Tappen road, is a tall lone evergreen tree. Many persons in the area are under the impression it is a burial site. The owner, Laurine Wolt, Bismarck, says no one is buried there o near there and the tree was planted as a religious symbol. (from Cemeteries of Kidder County, 1996)"]
["Lamoure",1130,"Alfred (Glen Township)","This cemetery was not given a number at time of registration. #1130 was assigned 9-3-59.",null,"Alfred, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 8-136-66",null,"1959-09-03",null,null,null,"Alfred Cemetery Association",null,"7-1-1968 Adolph Beglau, president; William Kuhn, secretary & sexton -- both Alfred","date assigned","11-2-2005 Glen Township This cemetery is on the southwestern edge of Alfred. It is very well kept, has a fence and a sign. The sexton is Rory Metz, 5468 County Road 66, Alfred, ND 58454, 701-485-3581. He holds a map and a detailed lot book, but burial dates were not included. The interment book for this cemetery was published in \"Alfred, North Dakota 1904-2004\", so that record was used to determine \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",869,"Assumption Church",null,null,"Dickey, ND",null,null,"4-135-62",null,"1932-01-09",null,null,"Assumption Church, a corporation",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Bishop of Fargo Diocese, president; Herman Wilkes, Dickey, secretary; Edwin Schmidt & Fred Jawaski, sexton -- both Dickey 11-2-2005 Roscoe Township aka Assumption Catholic/ aka German Cemetery The cemetery is well kept, is fenced and located just west of Dickey. Take the trail west of the north exit to the Scenic Backway Drive, and west about half a mile. The cemetery is on the south side of road. The sexton is Daniel Pekarski, P.O. Box 81, Dickey, ND 58431, 701-778-5511. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",5220,"Berlin",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 33-134-62",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Henrietta Township The cemetery is very well kept and contains many Young burials, including that of former ND US Senator Milton R. Young. It has a sign on the decorative gate and is fenced. It is located about a half mile north of Berlin along County Highway 62 (92nd Ave.), and on the east side of the road. The sexton is Darryl Ellingson, 202 - 2nd St. N, Berlin, ND 58415, 701-883-5797. He holds a map and a lo book, most burials with dates. We copied his book to find \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1339,"Church of God--Seventh Day",null,null,"Alfred, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 34-136-66",null,"1962-04-17",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Joseph Schlenker, Alfred, sexton",null,"11-2-2005 Glen Township The cemetery is very well kept, is fenced and has a large sign. This cemetery is located three miles west of the east edge of Jud along County Highway 35 (61st St.), then one and a quarter miles north along 70th Ave., and on the west side of the road. The sexton is Elroy Schlenker, 5591 - 87th Ave. SE, Adrian, ND 58472, 701-778-7771. He holds burial records but told us there are no unmarked graves We did not copy his records. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1413,"Dickey Cemetery Association",null,null,"Dickey, ND",null,null,"3-135-62",null,"1971-07-27","organized about 1885",null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Roscoe Township The cemetery is well kept, has a sign and is enclosed by a chain link fence. It is located in the western part of Dickey, adjacent to the Scenic Backway Drive. The sexton is Gerald Randall, 6556 County Road 62 SE, Dickey, ND 58431, 701-778-7421. He has a map, but the secretary, Jim Haakenson, 102 - 5th Ave., Dickey, 701-778-5491, keeps a card file on lots and burials. We copied that to determine no stoners. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1583,"Dr. Rev. Louden-Hans Flisk Mausoleum",null,null,"Nortonville, ND",null,null,"5-135-64",null,"2006-08-10",null,"PRIVATE--This is a private mausoleum that will only be used by Rev. Flisk. R.R. 1, Nortonville, ND 58454",null,null,null,null,"701-685-2643"]
["Lamoure",5223,"Elhard Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"S1/2 18-135-66",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Raney Township This cemetery contains one burial, that of Oscar Elhard. Oscar has a stone marker in No. 28 Postal Cemetery, but is not buried there. His burial was made in 1904 before the start of the Postal Cemetery. He is buried on a hill west of the cemetery, but we were unable to find the exact site. Information on this burial was obtained from Shirley Nitschke and Edwin Elhard, both Jamestown. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1042,"Emmanual",null,null,"Marion, ND",null,null,"27-136-61","Sheridan Township","1932-10-27",null,null,"Trustees of the former Emmanual Evangelical Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Donald Korn, Marion, sexton",null,"11-2-2005 aka Grace Cemetery. This cemetery is pretty much abandoned, with mowing perhaps once a year. We found one headstone near its family stone but covered with several inches of grassy sod. It is located three miles south of the southern boundary of Marion, along County Highway 61, then about a half mile west along 59th St., and on the north side of the road. The cemetery does have a sign, but is unfenced. We not find a sexton or records, but a list of burials here was published in the 2000 Marion centennial history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",217,"Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"5-134-61",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ronald Seefeldt, Grand Rapids, sexton","11-2-2005 Grand Rapids Township This cemetery has a sign on the gate, and is fenced. It is well kept. It is found about a half mile north of Grand Rapids along the Scenic Backway Drive, and on the east side of the road. The sexton is Aaron Stroh, 6957 County Road #63, LaMoure, N 58458, 701-883-5628. He holds an interment book dating back to 1910. We copied the book to find \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1493,"Fairview Hutterian Brethren",null,null,"LaMoure, ND",null,null,"N1/2 of 18-133-61",null,"1987-11-02",null,null,null,null,null,"Jonathan J. Wipf, LaMoure, secretary-treasurer","11-2-2005 Dean Township The cemetery is in the southeast part of the colony building area. It is located four miles west of LaMoure along Hw 13, one mile south along 97th Ave., a half mile west along74th St., then follow the road south through the colony. The road turns east for a short distance. The cemetery is located east of where the road turns north. It is fenced with chain link fence and holds seven burials. Cemetery details are kept by the colony office. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",221,"First German Congregational Church",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 28-133-66",null,"1931-09-02",null,null,"First German Congregational Church Society of Kulm",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gottlieb G. Herman, president; John Ruff, secretary & sexton -- both Kulm",null,"11-2-2005 Kulm Congregational Cemetery/ aka First German Congregational / aka American Cemetery. This cemetery has a sign near the highway and is well kept. It is located one mile west of the Highway 13/Highway 56 intersection about a half mile north of Kulm. It is found on the south side of Highway 13. The sexton is James Herman, 301 Center St., Kulm, 701-647-2268. He holds a map and a complete interment book starting in 1931, but no records before that. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",226,"First Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,"Formerly First Lutheran Church Cemetery","Litchville, ND",null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 14-136-60","Prairie Township","1931-10-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-24-2001 Myrna McGregor called and asked that the church cemetery be changed to the Cemetery Association.",null,"11-2-2005 This cemetery is located in the eastern part of the cemetery labeled \"Litchville Cemetery\" with the western part being occupied b the First Reformed Cemetery. It is well maintained, fenced, and has a very decorative wrought iron gate. It is located two miles south of the County Highway 60/Highway 46 intersection, along County Highway 60, then a half mile east along 56th St., then south a few feet along the quarter line road, and on the east side of that road. The burials here were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County 2005)"]
["Lamoure",216,"First Reformed Church",null,null,"Litchville, ND",null,null,"14-136-60",null,"1931-10-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: First Reformed Church at Litchville","9-15-2000 Received a note and another registration for this cemetery from Norma Miedema, treasurer of the cemetery. Officers of the cemetery board are: Paul Peterson, president; Conrad Rienstra, vice president; Rodney Kluvers, sec.; Norma Miedema, treasurer; John Rienstra. 11-2-2005 Prairie Township This cemetery is located in the western 60 feet of what is labeled as the \"Litchville Cemetery\", with the First Lutheran Cemetery occupying the eastern part. It is well maintained, fenced and has a decorative iron gate. There is no sign denoting the Reformed Cemetery, but names on tombstones are a giveaway. This cemetery is located two miles south of the Highway 46/County Highway 60 intersection along County Highway 60, then a half mile east along 56th St., turn south on the road on the quarter line. The cemetery is on the east side of the road. Burials here were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",228,"High Prairie Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 26-135-60","Gladstone Township","1931-10-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Arthur M. Sandness, LaMoure, president & sexton; Orville Lere, Marion, secretary","11-2-2005 This cemetery is across the road east of the High Prairie Lutheran Church. The cemetery is fenced with chain link fence, has a decorative gate and sign, and is very well maintained. The location is four miles east of LaMoure, then 9 miles north along county road 60 (106th Ave.) and on the east side of the road. The sexton is John Haro, 11054 - 66th St. SE, Verona, ND 58490, 701-432-5991. Burials we published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1004,"Hillside","Also known as American Lutheran Cemetery OR Zion Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,"NW corner of 27-133-66",null,"1932-05-10",null,null,"Kulm Community Church, Inc. (Zion American Lutheran Church)",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Lloyd Hildebrand, Kulm, president; Gene Young, Merricourt, secretary; Fred. G. Schlenker, Kulm (Box 188), sexton Zion Lutheran congregation responsible for this cemetery as well as Pomona Valley (#680).","11-2-2005 Norden Township The cemetery has a sign near the highway and is well kept. It is located one mile west of the Highway 13/Highway 56 intersection about a half mile north of Kulm. It is found on the south side of Highway 13. The sexton is Keith Heidinger, 6928 - 67th Ave. SE, Kulm, ND, 701-647-2777. We were able to copy his complete, well kept lot book and found a few no stoners. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",227,"Holy Cross",null,"formerly St. Francis","Marion, ND",null,null,"10-136-61",null,"1931-10-15",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Francis Church, Marion",null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Richard Sinner, president; Fred Sarbaum, secretary; William Kosse, sexton -- all Marion","11-2-2005 Sheridan Township The cemetery is loosely fenced, and kept in very nice shape. It is located by going westward on the main drag of Marion, following the gravel road to the SW corner of section 10, then north along 99th Ave. about 2/3 of a mile then east to the cemetery. Holy Cross is located in the middle of the two strips of Lakeview Cemetery. It is west of the eastern row of trees, and east of the partial row trees between it and the west strip of Lakeview. Sandy Knudsen (Mrs. Dennis), 10163 - 56th St. SE, Marion, ND 58466, is the clerk who holds the records for the cemetery, although they are few. We did get a list of burials. The Holy Cross church has been closed and the church death register is likely held by the Holy Rosary Catholic Church at LaMoure. A list of burials here in the St. Francis Cemetery was published in the 2000 Marion centennial history. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",5219,"Holy Rosary Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 26-134-61",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Grand Rapids Township The cemetery has a sign where you turn off 100th Ave., is fenced and well kept. It is located by going north through LaMoure on the scenic river highway about a mile from Highway 13, turn left onto 72nd St. and across the rickety iron bridge, west a mile, turn right onto 100th Ave. for a mile, then turn right at the cemetery sign onto 71st St. to the cemetery. The sexton is Richard Peterson RR 1, Box 133, LaMoure, ND 58458, 701-883-5859. Larry Exner, president of the board, has a cemetery map with dates. We did not gain access to any church death register. We got a list of burials with no dates from Larry. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",230,"Immanuel Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"7-133-61",null,"1931-10-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Ferdinand Klein, LaMoure","11-2-2005 Dean Township The cemetery is fenced, mowed, and has a model church as a storage building. It is found five miles west of LaMoure along Highway 13, then a half mile south along 96th Ave. and on the east side of the road. The church books, including a death register, are held by Trinity English Lutheran Church in LaMoure. We were not able to access them. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1032,"Jud UCC",null,"formerly Trinity Congregational","Jud, ND",null,null,"8-135-65","Bluebird Township","1932-08-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Sam Nitschke, president; George Nitschke, secretary; G.F. Nitschke, sexton -- all Jud","same land description as St. Paul Lutheran (#1009)","11-2-2005 The cemetery is fenced, has a decorative gate and sign, and is very well kept. The gate is on the west side of the cemetery, which on the east side of 73rd Ave., on the very east side of Jud. The sexton is Irvin Kleingartner, 715 - 10th St. NE, Jamestown, 701-251-9200. H holds a lot book with no dates but thinks all burials are marked. We did not try to find \"no stoners\" here. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1338,"Kulm Assembly of God",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 28-133-66",null,"1962-03-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. LeRoy Johnson, president; Clarence Anderson, secretary; Fred Vogel, Box 297, sexton -- all Kulm","11-2-2005 Norden Township This cemetery has a sign near the highway and is well kept. It is located one mile west of the Highway 13/Highway 56 intersection about a half mile north of Kulm. It is found on the south side of Highway 13. The cemetery records are held by the Assembly of G Church, 108 - 2nd St. SW, Kulm, 701-647-2758. We obtained a map showing names without dates, some only given names. This appears t be the only cemetery record. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",218,"Kulm Baptist",null,"formerly Swedish Baptist Church","Kulm, ND",null,null,"35-134-66",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Victor Ogren, president; Minnie Kinslow, secretary; Edgar Ostrom, sexton -- all Kulm","11-2-2005 Swede Township aka Swede Township Cemetery. The cemetery is fairly well maintained, is not fenced, and does not have a sign. I located about two miles north of the bend in Highway 13, which is three miles north of Kulm, and on the east side of the road. The sexton is Jef Malm, RR 1, Box 19, Kulm, ND 58456. He has maps and lot books with burial information, and keeps a personal computer database with detailed vital record and family history information on all of the burials. We were able to copy a printout of the database. (from Cemeteries LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",681,"Lakeview Cemetery of Marion",null,null,"Marion, ND",null,null,"10-136-61",null,"1931-10-21",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 N.A. Winkelman, president; Myrtle Smith, secretary; V.M. Jorve, sexton -- all Marion","community cemetery","11-2-2005 Sheridan Township The cemetery is loosely fenced, and kept in good shape. It is located by going westward on the main drag of Marion, following the road to the SW corner of section 10, then north along 99th Ave. about 2/3 of a mile then east to the cemetery. The eastern side of Lakeview is closest to the lake, and a N/S strip of Lakeview adjoins Holy Cross on the west. The eastern road goes north through the middle of the east side and south through the middle of the western part. The sexton is Bud Matzke, Marion, ND 58466, 701-66 2203. The secretary, Kris Piehl (Mrs. Jeff), 9335 - 56th St. SE, Marion, 701-669-2344, keeps an up-to-date lot book. We got a list of burial from her, taken from the 2000 Marion centennial history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1470,"Mount Calvary",null,null,"Edgeley, ND",null,null,"3-133-64",null,"1981-10-28",null,null,"Church of the Transfiguration",null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Golden Glen Township The cemetery is fenced and has a decorative archway including the name. It is very well maintained. It is located on the NW corner of the intersection of Highway 281 and 13 in the SE part of Edgeley. The sexton is Tim Anderson, 204 - 2nd St., Edgeley. He has a map and supervises burials, but burial records are kept by the Church of the Transfiguration office, Father Cote, 205 - 2n St., Edgeley, ND 58433. We were allowed to copy the records but they seem to go back only into the late 1930s. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1535,"Mt. Hope Cemetery",null,null,"Edgeley, ND",null,null,"3-133-64",null,"1995-06-01",null,null,"Mt. Hope Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Golden Glen Township It is located on the north side of Highway 13 about a half mile west of the intersection of Highways 281 and 13, in t southwestern part of Edgeley. The sexton is Arnie Middlestead, 304 - 7th Ave. E., P.O. Box 527, Edgeley, ND 58433, 701-493-2852. He ha several lot books showing burials, a map and a card file of burials, etc. The listing of many unknown suggests that the beginning of his records do not go back too far. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",225,"New Beresina",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-133-65","Pomona View Township","1931-10-14",null,null,"First Congregational Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gottlieb G. Herman, president; John Ruff, secretary & sexton -- all Kulm",null,"11-2-2005 It is located four and a half miles east of the Highway 56/33 intersection at Kulm, along Highway 33 and on the north side of the road. has a sign, and is kept in good condition. The sexton is James Herman, 301 Center St., Kulm, 701-647-2268. He holds a map, but was unable to locate any other records. We copied the map for finding \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",912,"North LaMoure",null,null,null,null,null,"22-136-59","Litchville Township","1931-12-29",null,null,"North LaMoure congregation",null,null,"Same officers as #1394. North LaMoure Church has both cemeteries.","When registered in 1931, they estimated 155 were already buried so it was actually organized much earlier than 11-18-31. 7-1-1968 Kermit Haarsager, president; Harvey Haugen, secretary; Martin Smedshammer, sexton -- all Litchville","11-24-96 Re-registered as an \"association\" Gary Karlgaard, president; Steve Mennis, VP; Steve Rockswald, secretary; Curtis Smedshammer, treasurer & sexton; Greg Peterson, member -- all Litchville","11-2-2005 This was a churchyard cemetery with a church, but the church has been removed this summer. The cemetery is unfenced but maintained well. It is located four miles south of the Highway 1/Highway 46 intersection along Highway 1, then a half mile or so west along 58th St. a on the north side of the road. The next cemetery (Dept's #1394) is directly across the road to the south. Burials here were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1394,"North LaMoure Amer. Lutheran Church",null,null,"Litchville, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 27-136-59",null,"1968-04-10",null,null,"North LaMoure American Lutheran Church, Inc.",null,null,"Same officers as #912. North LaMoure Church has both cemeteries.","7-1-1968 Kermit Horsager, president; Harvey Haugen, secretary; Martin Smedshammer, sexton -- all Litchville","11-24-96 Re-registered as an association.","11-2-2005 Litchville Township This cemetery is directly south across the road from [Dept. #912]. It is fenced, has a decorative gate and sign, is well kept, with all of the stones being flat markers. It is located four miles south of the Highway 1/Highway 46 intersection along Highway 1, then half mile west along 58th St. and on the south side of the road. Burials here were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1541,"North LaMoure Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"8-136-59",null,"1996-11-27","organized about 1885",null,null,null,null,"11-24-1996 Gary Karlgaard, pres; Steve Mennis, VP; Steve Rockswald, secretary; Curtis Smedshammer, treasurer & sexton; Greg Peterson, member -- all Litchville",null,"11-2-2005 Litchville Township aka North LaMoure Pioneer Cemetery. This is an abandoned cemetery with only four broken and flattened stones, and mowing appears to be for hay once a year. It is located three miles west of the Highway 1/Highway 46 intersection along Highway 46, then mile south along 109th Ave., then east one mile along 55th St., and on the south side of the road. It has a large sign, but is not fenced. It is likely there is no sexton for this cemetery. Burials here were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1563,"Nortonville Cemetery",null,null,"Nortonville, ND",null,null,"33-136-64",null,"2000-07-06","plat filed 6-7-47",null,"Nortonville Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Kennison Township It is located about a half mile east of Nortonville along 59th St. SE on the south side of the road. The cemetery very well kept, is fenced, has a big sign and several gates. The sexton is Ron Berg, 215 - 5th Ave., Nortonville, ND 58454, 701-685-2412. He holds a map and a lot book showing burials and most dates. We copied the lot book to determine no stoners. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1261,"Our Lady of Sorrows",null,null,"Verona, ND",null,null,"14-133-59",null,"1960-09-19",null,null,"St. Raphael Catholic Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: L. James McCann, Verona","11-2-2005 Also known as Raphael Catholic Cemetery. Ovid Township This cemetery is fenced, has a named sign on the highway, and is well kept. It is located about a mile and a half south along Highway 1, then about a half mile east along 74th Street, and on the south side of the road The sexton is Jack Ragan, 6907 ND Highway 1 SE, Verona, ND 58490, 701-432-5550. He has a map of plot owners but keeps no record of burials. He is not aware of the location of any church death register. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",219,"Pilgrim's Rest",null,null,"Verona, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 33-134-59",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"St. John's Lutheran Church, Verona",null,null,"7-1-1968 Harvey A. Smith, Verona, sexton",null,"11-2-2005 Greenville Township This cemetery has a sign, is fenced with a relatively new chain link fence, and is very well kept. It is located about a half mile north of Verona along Highway 1, then west along 72nd St. one mile. It is on the west side of 111th Ave., not far from the corner. The sexton is Jim Raatz, 11105 - 77th St. SE, Verona, ND 58490, 701-432-5591. He holds two maps showing lot owners, but does not keep burial information. The secretary, Mrs. Eldean Pressner, 7317 Highway 1, Verona, has an alphabetical list of burials that was extracted from church records. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",680,"Pomona Valley",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"26-133-66","Norden Township","1931-10-24",null,null,"Zion Lutheran congregation is responsible for this cemetery as well as Hillside (#1004).",null,null,"7-1-1968 Fred G. Schlenker, Box 188, Kulm, sexton",null,"11-2-2005 Norden Township Also Norwegian Cemetery. The cemetery has a sign, is fenced and is well kept. It adjoins the north side of the cit of Kulm. It can be found by taking the northernmost east/west street east from Highway 56, nearly to the east end of the street. A sign on the right side indicates a cemetery to the left (north). Mrs. Phyllis Berntson, whose family cares for the cemetery, is quite sure that there are no unmarked burials in the cemetery. The cemetery records are held by the Zion Lutheran Church in Kulm. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",224,"Posthal",null,null,"Jud, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 17-135-66","Raney Township","1931-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Mrs. Harry Ehmann, Jud, said, \"This cemetery has been discontinued.\"","11-2-2005 spelling also POSTAL. This little cemetery is no longer in current use, but is kept mowed and maintained. It is fenced and has a sign along 67th Ave. It is located six miles west of Jud along 61st St. SE (County Highway 35), then 2 miles south along 67th Ave. This cemetery considered out of use, but relatives and neighbors mow and look after it. We found a published list of burials in the book \"Elhard a Genealogy\" 1998 by E.T. & Jane Babb, Jamestown. Shirley Nitschke, Jamestown, also had helpful information on this cemetery, which was started by her grandfather. The cemetery was registered (by the Health Department) in 1931 as \"Posthal\". (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",5221,"Rogate Lutheran",null,null,"Berlin, ND",null,null,"NE14 32-134-62",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Henrietta Township The cemetery is well kept, fenced and has a sign near the gate. It is located about a half mile north of Berlin along County Highway 62 (92nd Ave.), then west on 71st St. near a half mile. The cemetery is on the south side of the road. The sexton is Ralph Holen, 9694 County Road 34, Berlin, ND 58415, 701-883-5595. He holds a map with named burials including dates. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",232,"Rose Hill Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner NW 1/4 of 12-133-61",null,"1931-08-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 R.G. Splitt, president; B.M. Jorve, secretary; Gene Smith, sexton -- all LaMoure","11-2-2005 Dean Township The cemetery has a sign, is fenced and is well maintained. It is located on the SE part of LaMoure, about a half mile south of the Highway 62/Highway 13 junction in eastern LaMoure, and on the west side of Highway 62. The sexton is Craig Bierman, P.O. Box 657, LaMoure, ND 58458, 701-883-4259. He holds maps and a large lot book. Michelle Sandness, Association secretary, holds a duplicate lot book. Her address is in care of the First Bank of ND, LaMoure. We obtained a photocopy of her book for finding no stoners. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",231,"Sjulli Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 8-135-59","Black Loam Township","1931-10-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Chris Bjone, Verona","11-2-2005 The cemetery is fenced, had a historical plaque on a large boulder and is mowed occasionally. It is located eleven miles north of Verona along Highway 1, then two miles west along 61st St., then about a half mile south along 110th Ave. It is found on the west side of the road. Burials at this cemetery were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",222,"St. Ansgar Menighed",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 32-133-60",null,"1931-08-12",null,null,"St. Ansgar congregation",null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Ryan Township The cemetery is fenced and mowed. It is located five miles south of the Highway 60/Highway 13 junction on the east side of LaMoure, then a half mile east along 77th St. prairie trail, and on the south side of that trail. The sexton is Ben Nelson, 7392 - 103 Ave. SE, LaMoure, ND 58458, 701-883-5152, or Donald Peterson 701-883-4417. Records here are pretty skimpy. We were able to copy a list of burials, most without dates or details. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1450,"St. John's Catholic",null,null,"Berlin, ND",null,null,"32-134-62",null,"1977-07-12",null,null,null,null,null,"7-12-77 Clem Long, Berlin, sexton","11-2-2005 Henrietta Township The cemetery is well kept, has a sign on the gate and is fenced. It is located about a half mile north of Berlin along County Highway 62 (92nd Ave.) and on the west side of the road. The sexton is Victor Weigel, 8990 - 71st St. SE, Berlin, ND 58415, 701-830- 0711. He holds a map but death records are held by the LaMoure Holy Rosary Catholic Church. We were not able to copy any records held by that church. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",229,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"24-136-61",null,"1931-10-10",null,null,"St. John's German Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)",null,null,"7-1-1968 Clarence Bubach, Marion, president & sexton; Leonard Haseleu, Litchville, secretary","11-2-2005 Sheridan Township This cemetery is well maintained, has a fence, and a sign at the cemetery and also along County Highway 61. It is located two miles south of the southern boundary of Marion, along County Highway 61, then east two miles along 58th St., and on the north side of the road There is a miniature church inside the cemetery. The sexton is Duane Matzke, 10336 - 59th St. SE, Marion, ND 58466, 701-669-2381. He and his wife, Joyce, hold a map with no dates. A list of burials was taken from the 2000 Marion centennial history book. (from Cemeteries LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",1009,"St. Paul Lutheran",null,null,"Jud, ND",null,null,"8-135-65","Bluebird Township","1932-06-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Alex Nitschke, chairman; Fred Fregien, secretary -- both Jud","11-2-2005 aka Jud Lutheran. This cemetery is fenced with a decorative gate and sign and is very well kept. It is located about a half mile e of Jud, along county Highway 35, and on the south side of the road. The sexton for this cemetery is Helen Nitschke, Jud, ND 58454. She and h sister, Ruth Gerdes, administrate the care of the cemetery. She has a map of all burials and an interment book, which we copied. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",223,"The Adrian",null,null,"Adrian, ND",null,null,"11-136-63",null,"1931-08-12",null,null,"The Adrian Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Adrian Township This cemetery is not well kept. It is fenced and has a decorative gate and sign. It is located about a half mile north Adrian on the west side of 89th Ave. The sexton is Henry Schrader, Adrian, ND 58472, 701-778-7591. He holds a lot book dating back to 1903, which includes burial dates. We were able to copy that to find \"no stoners\". (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",5222,"Trinity Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 8-134-65",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Ray Township This cemetery is fenced, had a decorative gate and sign and operated between 1910 and 1952, although there is one recent burial. It is mowed occasionally. It can be located six miles north of the bend in Highway 13, which is three miles north of Kulm, then e three miles along County Highway 34 (67th St.), then south a half mile on 75th Ave. The cemetery is on the east side of the road. The sexton is Ga Wegenast, 414 - 4th Ave. W., Edgeley, ND 58443, 701-493-2051. He has some cemetery records which he copied for us. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",220,"Trinity Lutheran Church",null,null,"Litchville, ND","6 miles south of Litchville",null,"27-136-60",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,null,"11-2-2005 Prairie Township aka Griswold Cemetery. The cemetery has a sign along Highway 46, is fenced with a decorative gate, including a sign It is well maintained. It is located four miles south of the Highway 46/County Highway 60 intersection, along County Highway 60, then a half mile west along 58th St. and on the south side of the road. The sexton is Donald Pollert, 10499 - 57th St. SE, Litchville, ND 58461, 701-762-4821. Burials here were published in the 2000 Litchville history book. (from Cemeteries of LaMoure County, 2005)"]
["Lamoure",5218,"Willowbank Hutterian Colony",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 23-133-63"]
["Logan",5039,"Berlin German Baptist Church Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 34-133-68","Lautt Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Located very close to 58th Avenue SE and near Highway 13. The church existed here into the 1940s. The cemetery is located on Hwy 13 about five miles west of the junction with Highway 56 just south of Fredonia. It is fenced and abandoned to tall grass, which covers most of tombstones. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5052,"Blue Ball Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-136-69","Blue Ball Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"8-25-2000 This abandoned cemetery was dedicated Sept. 25, 1999 at a public ceremony in which the new marker was displayed. James Olson, and his research, led to the dedication. The cemetery is mowed, has a large roadside sign, and a historic lilac bush. The new stone reads: Land donated by Herman Hanson (and a list of those buried--see Health Department Logan County cemetery registration file)"]
["Logan",956,"Church of God",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 3-135-70","Grenz Township","1932-01-27",null,null,"Trustees of the Gemeinde Gottes (Church of God), Napoleon",null,null,null,"7-14-96 The cemetery was located in the very SW corner of the section, has been farmed over for 40-50 years. No stones ever existed and burials were all babies. Information was given by Mrs. Fred Zimmerman. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1404,"Ebenezer Church",null,null,"Lehr, ND","Fives miles west of Lehr on 78th St. SE, six miles north on 46th Ave. SE and a half mile east on prairie trail. ",null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 2-133-70","Arvada Township","1969-08-14",null,null,"The Zion United Methodist Church of Le",null,null,"8-14-1969 Paul Derheim, Lehr, president; Mrs. Edward Kautz, Wishek, secretary; Theodore Nagel, Lehr, sexton","\"The last burial was in 1944. The church no longer exists and no burials will be on that cemetery. ","7-14-96 Cemetery cannot be seen from the road. Site is fenced but abandoned, with some stones toppled, and deer bedding in the lilacs. Some burial records are kept at Methodist Church parsonage in Wishek. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1083,"Ebenfeld Church",null,null,"Napoleon, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 26-136-70","German Township","1939-11-07",null,null,"The Reformed Church of the United States",null,null,"7-1-1968 Gideon Kirschenmann, Streeter, president; Berthold Spitzer, Napoleon, secretary & sexton",null,"7-14-96 It is located 1 mile west and 1/2 mile north of #41 Hope Cemetery. The cemetery has a chain link fence, has a sign, is mowed and well maintained. One tombstone shows a 1993 burial. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",239,"Emanuel Congregation",null,null,"Gackle, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 23-135-68","Moos Township","1931-10-19",null,null,"Johstad District",null,null,null,"7-14-96 Located 10 miles south of Highway 46 at Gackle and 2-1/2 miles west on 64th St. SE. The cemetery is fenced and mowed occasionally the last marked burial was in 1977. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1281,"Emanuel's",null,null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 7-134-69","Hillsburg Township","1960-10-31",null,null,"Dakota Conference of the Evangelical Association",null,null,null,"7-14-96 The cemetery is 2-1/4 miles west of Highway 30 on 67th St. SE. It is fenced with a new chain link fence, is mowed and well maintained (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5047,"Evangelical Association Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 1-136-69","Blue Ball Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Located 7 miles west of Gackle on Highway 46 and one mile south on 54th Ave. SE, then along the north side of 55th St. SE, one hundred yards west of the corner. This is not the present route as 54th Ave. SE is under water north of the cemetery. This tiny cemetery is fenced and abandoned. It contains three existing stones, only one readily readable. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5043,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion's Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 27-134-69","Hillsburg Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Eight miles north of Lehr on Highway 30, one mile east on 70th St. SE, 1/2-mile south on 52nd Ave. SE. The cemetery is 200 yards west of the road. It is fenced but abandoned with toppled stones and wildlife nesting in the lilac growth. The WERRE stone with the long poem in German has a given name marker and should read: WERRE KAROLINA Apr 12, 1890-Mar 12, 1916. Another marker found buried in south lilac: SCHOCK KAROLINA 8 Nov 1906-12 Dec 1906 (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",242,"Evangelical Trinity Lutheran",null,null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 13-134-69","Hillsburg Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"The German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Lutheran Church, Lehr","7-14-96 Eight miles north of Lehr on Highway 30, two miles east on 70th St. SE, a mile and a half north on 53rd Ave. SE. The cemetery is nicely fenced with chain link fence, mowed and maintained with fairly recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1099,"Family Rest",null,null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-134-70","Hollandsworth Township","1947-02-13",null,null,"Esther Sukut Boschee, Lehr",null,null,null,"7-14-96 It is 3-1/4 miles west of Highway 30 on 67th St. SE and located some distance south of the buildings on the farm located on the NE 1/4 of that section. The cemetery is fenced and occasionally mowed. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",744,"Freidensthal",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 8-134-67","Janke Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Congregational",null,null,"7-1-1968 Received word that \"This cemetery is not in operation any more.\"","7-14-96 Eight miles north of Fredonia on Highway 56, 1-1/2 miles west on 67th St. SE, fenced, no sign and not maintained. There are no current burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",245,"Gackle Cemetery or Elhard’s Cemetery",null,null,"Gackle, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 and NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 6-136-67","Finn Township","1931-08-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 William Zenker, Jr., president; Gust Muller, secretary; John C. Wolff, 102 West Spruce St., sexton -- all Gackle","7-14-96 Located to the west of Highway 56 adjacent to the southwestern part of Gackle. The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is nicely mowed a maintained and contains many artistic tombstones. It is in current use with Gene Haut, Jamestown and Gackle, as the present sexton. Cemetery records include a map showing all existing burials and an interment book dating from the 1930s. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",991,"German Baptist Flat",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 32-136-70","German Township","1932-04-01",null,null,"German Baptist Church",null,null,null,"7-14-96 This cemetery is located 1 mile west of #43 Streeter SDA Church Cemetery on 59th St. SE and 1 mile south on 44th Ave. SE. It is located 100 yards west of the road in a pasture. The cemetery is fenced and abandoned with high grass and overgrown lilac shrubbery. Some stones are toppled or missing. There appear to be many unmarked burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1554,"Hanson Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"22-136-69",null,"1998-11-10",null,"County Cemetery","Hanson Cemetery Association"]
["Logan",243,"Homala or Finnish Old Apostolic Lutheran",null,"formerly Old Apostle Lutheran Church","Gackle, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-134-68","Nathan Township","1931-09-16",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Gene Lunzman, sexton; contact: Edwin Wilen -- both Gackle",null,"7-14-96 Eight miles north of Fredonia on Highway 56 and three miles west on 67th St. SE. The cemetery is fenced, does not have a sign, is mowed and maintained and has current burials. The present sexton is Gene Lunzman, Gackle, who has the original cemetery map and an interment book starting in 1925. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",986,"Hope Evangelical E.U.B.",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 25-136-70","German Township","1932-03-14",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 It is located 2 miles west of the junction of Highways 34 and 30, three miles north on 48th Ave. SE, and 1 mile west on 59th St. SE. T cemetery is fenced, has a sign, well mowed and maintained, and is in current use. This cemetery is operated through the United Methodist Church at Streeter. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1280,"Hope Evangelical United Brethren Church",null,null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 19-134-69","Hillsburg Township","1960-10-31",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Eight miles north of Lehr on Highway 30, three miles west on 70th St. SE. The cemetery is not fenced, is hayed, and has only one bur Information from Mrs. Clarence Klein. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",236,"Jehovah Congregation St. Lucas",null,null,"Burnstad, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 3-134-70","Hollandsworth Township","1931-09-08",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Six miles west of Highway 30 on 67th St. SE. The cemetery is fenced and mowed occasionally. There are not recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5040,"Johannesthal Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"W1/2 of 33-133-71","Johannesdale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 A churchyard on the 1916 atlas, six miles south of Burnstad on 37th Ave. SE, one mile east on 77th St. SE and 1/2-mile south on 38th Ave. SE, a prairie trail. Cemetery is fenced, with a sign, is mowed and maintained with no recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5037,"Jonas Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 24-133-68","Lautt Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Burial was made on the farm and kept for a number of years with a fenced grave area. More recently the fence was removed and the area farmed over. Information from Ray Krueger and Mrs. Henry Jonas. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5049,"Keszler Family Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 4-136-70","German Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 It is located in the Berthold Spitzer farmyard southeast of his buildings. The Spitzer farm is the first farm on 44th Ave. SE about 1 mile south of the Kidder/Logan county line. The grave area is not fenced but is marked with a large flat concrete marker made by Bert Spitzer. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5044,"Leischner Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 30-134-69","Hillsburg Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 South of Hope Cemetery (#21) about a half mile, then across the field to the east a half mile. There is one stone denoting a burial. The area is fenced but abandoned. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5046,"Leischner Single Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"middle of NW 1/4 of 30-134-69","Hillsburg Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 One-fourth mile south of Hope Cemetery (#21). Richard Mueller, who farms this quarter has been seeding around what he calls an old well. The unmarked grave must be fairly close to this unseeded site. Informant on this burial was Clarence Klein. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",684,"Lutheran",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 23-134-68","Nathan Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Evangelisch Lutherisch Emanuels Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Otto Tiede, president; Albert Buerkle, sexton -- both Fredonia","7-14-96 On the very NE corner of the section. It is 8 miles north of Fredonia on Highway 56, four miles west on 67th St. SE and 2 miles south 59th Ave. SE. The cemetery is fenced, a grave or two are mowed but more or less abandoned, with no current burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1066,"Miller",null,null,"Napoleon, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 18-136-70","German Township","1934-01-20",null,"PRIVATE family",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Harold H. Miller, Rt. 2, Napoleon, sexton",null,"7-14-96 The cemetery is located 2 miles south on Highway 30 after it leaves Highway 46, then 7 miles west on 56th St. SE, and 1/2 mile south on 43rd Ave. SE. This cemetery is fenced, mowed, well maintained, and in current use. Jehu Miller, rural Streeter, is the present sexton. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5048,"Miller Single Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-136-70","German Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 The burial is supposed to be out in the section somewhere but the stone is placed on the edge of the roadway of 46th Ave. SE, about one mile north of Ebenfeld Cemetery (#42). (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1068,"Mund Family",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 24-133-68","Lautt Township","1934-03-02",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Four miles west of Fredonia on 75th St. SE. Cemetery was established by family, no burials were ever made, land has now change hands. The area that was to be a cemetery is now farmed over. Information from Ray Krueger. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",240,"Napoleon Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 18-135-72","Bryant Township","1931-10-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Otto M. Grenz, Napoleon, president; Paul Hellmuth, Box P, Napoleon, secretary & sexton","7-14-96 Located at the intersection of Highways 34 and 3, one-half mile north of Napoleon. The cemetery is fenced with a single white plastic chain, has a sign, is well mowed and maintained and is in current use. The present sexton is Clarence Harter, Napoleon. Early records no longer exist and many graves in the older section are marked in existing records only as \"old grave\". (from Cemeteries of Logan County 19"]
["Logan",1253,"Nazareth Parish Congregational",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"S1/2 of 10-133-67","Haag Township","1960-09-12",null,null,"Nazareth Congregational Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 R.R. Gutschmidt, Fredonia, secretary & sexton","7-14-96 One mile north of Fredonia on Highway 56, 1/2 mile east on section line road. Cemetery is fenced, mowed and in present use. Current sexton if Clifford Radke, Fredonia. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",682,"Neudorf",null,null,"Gackle, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 9-136-68","Neudorf Township","1931-10-26",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Church of Neudorf",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ludwig Mayer, president; Al Bye, secretary; Eldo Schmidt, Rt. 1, Box 106, sexton -- all Gackle",null,"7-14-96 Located 5 miles west of Gackle on Highway 46, and one mile south on 56th Ave. SE. The cemetery is fenced, mowed regularly, has a sign, and contains many interesting early 1900 tombstones. Eldo Schmidt, Gackle, is the present sexton. (from Cemeteries of Logan County 1996)"]
["Logan",1053,"Perman (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-135-70","Grenz Township","1933-06-28",null,"PRIVATE",null,"Flat Reformed Church",null,"7-1-1968 Private cemetery -- contact: Glen or Ruby Perman, Streeter","7-14-96 From where Highway 34 makes a bend to the west 8 miles south of Highway 46, the cemetery is located 2 miles west on Highway 34 and 3/4 mile north on 48th Ave. SE. The cemetery is fenced and mowed occasionally. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5041,"Pioneer Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-133-71","Johannesdale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 A large white iron cross labeling the cemetery exists on the west side of the adjacent road. Located 5 miles south of Burnstad on 3 Ave. SE, two miles east on 77th St. SE and a 1/2-mile north on 39th Ave. SE. Delmer Diegel, the informant, remembers attending a funeral there around 1941. He estimated that about 30 or more graves existed. The area was fenced until the 1950s and is now farmed over. There were no markers and Delmer could not recall the names of any persons buried. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",685,"Pomona Valley",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 24-133-67","Haag Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 1-1/2 miles east of Fredonia on 75th Street SE in the very NW corner of section 24. Cemetery was mowed but not fenced. No recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1246,"Redlake Community",null,null,"Burnstad, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 20-134-71","Redlake Township","1960-08-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Adam Hauck, Wishek, president; George J. Lubbers, Jr., Burnstad, secretary & sexton","7-14-96 The cemetery is one mile north of Burnstad on the hard surface road that leads to Beaver Lake State Park. The eastern part is the S Clara Catholic cemetery. The cemetery is fenced, well maintained and is in current use. The present sexton is Tony Fettig, Napoleon. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",237,"Saari",null,null,"Gackle, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 8-135-67","Gutschmidt Township","1931-09-08",null,null,"Finnish Apostle Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Hilda Niskanen, Gackle, has cemetery map.",null,"7-14-96 Seven miles south of Gackle on Highway 56. This Finnish cemetery is near a memorial plaque noting church history, is fenced, mowed and maintained and is in current use. The present sexton is Ellen Wirkkunen, Gackle. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",233,"Salem Congregation",null,null,"Napoleon, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 30-136-71","Cokato Township","1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 This cemetery is located 11 miles west of Highway 30 on Highway 34, 3 miles north on 39th Ave. SE, 2 miles west on 59th St. SE and 1/2 mile north on the prairie trail between sections 29 and 30. The cemetery has a sign, is fenced, and some gravesites are mowed but almost all the area inside the fence is overgrown to tall grass. There is a stone marking a 1990 burial. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",235,"Salems Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Burnstad, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 35-133-72","Hills Township","1931-08-12",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Fourteen miles south of Napoleon on Highway 3, three miles east on 77th St. SE, fenced, mowed, has recent burials. Some burial records held by Wishek Lutheran Church. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1075,"Schaffer (private)",null,null,"Streeter, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW1/14 of 28-136-69","Blue Ball Township","1934-10-08","organized \"since 1893\"","PRIVATE",null,null,null,"7-1-1968 contact: Joseph Schaffer, Box 134, Streeter","7-14-96 The cemetery is located in the farmyard to the north of the Ray Erbele farm buildings. The farm location is on the east side of Hwy 30, five miles south of the junction of Highways 30 and 46. The cemetery is fenced and mowed. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",244,"St. Anthony’s Catholic",null,null,"Napoleon, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 24-133-73","Schell Butte Township","1931-09-12",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Anthony Church.",null,"7-1-1968 Rev. Ulric Proeller, Napoleon, president; John Becker, Napoleon, secretary; John Wald, Wishek, sexton","7-14-96 Twelve miles south of Napoleon on Highway 3, two miles west on 75th St. SE, 1/4 mile south on 29th Ave. SE. Cemetery is well fenced has a sign, is well mowed and maintained and is in current use. The present interment book is held by Fr. John Bacevicius at St. Boniface Church south of Kintyre. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",238,"St. Boniface Catholic Church",null,null,"Kintyre, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 29-134-73","Weigel Township","1931-09-09",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Boniface Church.",null,"7-1-1968 Peter Reis, Kintyre, secretary; Pius Schmidt, Napoleon, sexton","7-14-96 Seven miles south of Napoleon on Highway 3, five miles west on 70th St. SE. The cemetery at the west end of the churchyard is surrounded by a chain link fence, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. Fr. John Bacevicius holds the interment books for this cemetery and also for St. Anthony's Cemetery. The current sexton is Pius Schmidt, rural Napoleon. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 199"]
["Logan",1084,"St. Jacob's German Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Wishek, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 30-133-69","Koepplin Township","1939-11-18",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Three miles west of Lehr on 78th St. SE and one mile north on 48th Ave. SE. Cemetery is fenced, mowed, with graves decorated. recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",241,"St. James Lutheran",null,null,"Gackle, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 29-135-67","Gutschmidt Township","1931-10-14",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 It is located 10 miles south of Gackle on Highway 56 and one mile east on 64th St. SE, then south 1/4 mile on 62nd Ave. SE. The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and is in current use. Wilbert Janke, Gackle, is the present sexton. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",234,"St. Johannes & Martin Luther",null,"formerly Lutheran Cemetery (Evangelisch Lutherische Martin Luther)","Fredonia, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 34-134-67","Janke Township","1931-09-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 R.E. Geiszler, Box 196, Fredonia, sexton","7-14-96 Three miles north of Fredonia on Highway 56. The cemetery is surrounded with white plastic chain as fence, has a sign, is well mowed and maintained and is in present use. The current sexton is Ted Weispfenning, across the road to the west. (from Cemeteries of Logan County 1996)"]
["Logan",1410,"St. Philip Neri Catholic",null,null,"Napoleon, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 17-135-72","Bryant Township","1970-01-13",null,null,null,null,null,"1-13-1970 Rev. Ulrich Proeller, president; Math Gross, secretary; Francis Wald, sexton -- all Napoleon","7-14-96 Located at the intersection of Highways 34 and 3, one-half mile north of Napoleon. The cemetery is not fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in present use. Leo Gross is the present sexton and has the maps. The interment book is held by the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church in Napoleon. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",984,"Streeter Gemeinde Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 33-136-70","German Township","1932-02-25",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 This cemetery is located at the west end of the churchyard, 2 miles west of #41 Hope Cemetery on 59th St. SE. The cemetery is no fenced but mowed occasionally. The church has a sign and there are nearby road signs giving directions to the church. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5038,"Tabor Evangelical Church Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 15-133-68","Lautt Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Six miles west of Fredonia on 75th Street SE and 1/2-mile north. No church left, fenced with sign indicating dates of 1910-1948 showing a \"facelift\" done by area residents in 1989-90. Some plots are mowed and maintained but part of the cemetery is not mowed. No recent burials. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",683,"Tiede Lutheran",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"west edge of NW 1/4 of 10-134-67","Janke Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Extending into the right-of-way on the east side of Highway 56 in Janke Township All of the present markers are on the highway right-of-w 8 miles north of Fredonia. The cemetery is not fenced or marked and is abandoned. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5042,"Unknown Church Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 32-134-68","Nathan Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Five miles north of Lehr on Highway 30, three miles east on 73rd St. SE, two miles north on 54th Ave. SE, and one mile east on 71st S SE. The 1916 atlas shows a church on the site but the name of the church has not been found in applicable deeds. There were wooden cross to denote burials but they are decayed away and the area is hayed. Grave depressions can still be determined. The area is not fenced. Information was determined from Darrel Krueger who farms that quarter section. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5051,"Unknown Church Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 35-135-70","Grenz Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 The cemetery is abandoned to tall grass and large lilacs, contains two fenced graves with only one identified. This cemetery is located 4 miles west of the Highway 34 junction with Highway 30, then 3-1/2 miles south on 46th Ave. SE. It is located very near and on the east side of the road. LANG ANNA KATIE Feb 2, 1910-Mar 22, 1911. UNKNOWN One fenced grave deep in the south lilac, unmarked. There may be other graves in the deep grass. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",5045,"Unknown Single Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-134-69","Hillsburg Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 Two miles west of Highway 30 on the Beaver Lake road (70th St. SE). The grave is in a pasture, very near the N-S road on the east side of section 30 and is no longer identifiable as a grave. Information from Clarence Klein and Ralph Fiechtner. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["Logan",1571,"Wolf Cemetery",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"20-134-67",null,"2002-04-08",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-8-2002: This is an abandoned cemetery. It was organized \"about 1903\"."]
["Logan",5050,"Wolf Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 20-134-67","Janke Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-14-96 The cemetery is abandoned to tall grass and huge lilacs, has no fence or sign. This cemetery is located 16 miles south of the Gackle exit from Highway 46 to Highway 56, two miles west on 70th St. SE and one-half mile north on 61st Ave. SE. It is located near and on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Logan County, 1996)"]
["McHenry",255,"Bethania",null,null,"Balfour, ND",null,null,"3-152-78","Odin Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"Bethania Evangelical Norwegian Lutheran"]
["McHenry",267,"Bethel",null,null,null,"near Bergen, ND",null,"NW corner of 20-153-78",null,"1931-09-10"]
["McHenry",252,"Congregational Cemetery of Anamoose",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE1/14 of 26-151-75",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"First Congregational Church, Anamoose"]
["McHenry",264,"Deering Lutheran",null,null,"Deering, ND",null,null,"29-157-80","Deering Township","1931-08-29",null,null,"Deering Lutheran Church of America",null,null,"7-1-1968 Art Anderson, president; Harvey Behrens, secretary; Melvin Nerem, sexton -- all Deering"]
["McHenry",271,"Drake",null,null,"Drake, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 2-151-76",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,"Owned privately by Herman Drake, owner of townsite, City of Drake. Not organized.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: D. D. Drake, Drake"]
["McHenry",932,"Evangelical",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"26-151-75",null,"1931-12-24",null,null,"Evangelical Church"]
["McHenry",268,"Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem Cemetery Association",null,null,"Upham, ND",null,null,"19-159-79","Deep River Township","1931-09-15",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Zurcher, president; Victor Metehs, secretary; Arthur Pfau, sexton -- all Upham"]
["McHenry",914,"Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery of Kongsberg",null,null,null,null,null,"32-151-79","Olivia Township","1932-02-01",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran St. John's Congregation of Kongsberg, ND"]
["McHenry",970,"First Baptist",null,"formerly Russian First Baptist Church Cemetery","Kief, ND",null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 32-151-77",null,"1932-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Peter Michalenko, president; Gene Spichke, secretary; Edward Sukumlyn, sexton -- all Kief"]
["McHenry",248,"Freidens Congregation (Peace)",null,null,"Upham, ND",null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 21-159-78",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,"Freidens Congregation of Reformed Church of Upham",null,null,"7-1-1968 Henry Schempp, Upham, sexton"]
["McHenry",874,"German Baptist",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 26-151-75",null,"1932-01-04","Plat recorded 4-23-1917.",null,"German Baptist Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Otto Heringer, president; Mrs. Ella Hauser, secretary; Jacob Kessler, Box 44, sexton -- all Anamoose"]
["McHenry",256,"German Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 30-153-78","Lake Heiten Township","1931-09-25",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul Congregation"]
["McHenry",275,"Granville Cemetery Association",null,null,"Granville, ND",null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 4-155-79",null,"1931-09-06",null,null,null,null,null,"11-22-1982 Lottie Shipman, president; Oscar Bergstad, vice president; Jean Botz, secretary; Lloyd Winkler, sexton/treasurer -- all Granville"]
["McHenry",273,"Hauges Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"13-154-80","North Prairie Township","1931-08-28",null,null,"North Prairie Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Sam Brekke, R.R. 1, Velva, sexton"]
["McHenry",1011,"Hjerdahl Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Voltaire, ND",null,null,"33-153-79","Voltaire Township","1932-06-27",null,null,"Hjerdahl Evangelical Lutheran Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Secretary of congregation keeps all records. Her name--Mrs. Norman Hammer, Bergen (according to T.K. Thoreson, Voltaire)"]
["McHenry",1109,"Holy Cross",null,null,"Velva, ND",null,null,"21-153-80",null,"1951-05-28",null,null,"St. Cecilia's Church, Velva","Property vested with the Diocese of Fargo.",null,"7-1-1968 Fr. Karl N. Hobelsberger, president; Joe Keller, secretary; John Selzler, sexton -- all Velva"]
["McHenry",272,"Immanuel Lutheran (Emanuel)",null,null,"Drake, ND",null,null,"SE corner of 26-153-76",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Arthur Senechal, Drake, sexton"]
["McHenry",1103,"Kief Community Cemetery",null,null,"Kief, ND",null,null,"34-151-77",null,"1948-02-14",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Sam Karpenko, Box 167, Kief, sexton","7-14-2000 Received an email stating that the ownership of the cemetery was recently transferred from the City of Kief to a separate cemetery association. Sent a registration form for them to complete as an association.","12-21-2000 Received the complete registration indicating that the cemetery was organized as the Kief Community Cemetery Association on May 8, 2000."]
["McHenry",686,"Little Deep",null,null,"Upham, ND",null,null,"9-158-79","Little Deep Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Wahl, Box 13, Upham, sexton"]
["McHenry",246,"McHenry County Home",null,null,"Velva, ND",null,"Lot 2, near Velva","5-153-79",null,"1931-09-28"]
["McHenry",1001,"Melankton Lutheran Church Cemetery #1",null,null,"Upham, ND",null,null,"17-159-77","Mouse River Township","1932-05-10",null,null,"Melankton Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 John G. Hillman, Bantry, sexton"]
["McHenry",1331,"Melankton Lutheran Church Cemetery #2",null,null,"Bantry, ND",null,null,"21-159-78","Meadow Township","1961-12-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 John G. Hillman, Bantry, sexton"]
["McHenry",266,"Mouse River Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 27-157-76",null,"1931-09-16"]
["McHenry",891,"Norway",null,null,"Denbigh, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 7-154-77","Villard Township","1931-12-31","Organized: about 1882",null,"Norway Lutheran Congregation"]
["McHenry",1474,"Norwich Lutheran",null,null,"Norwich, ND",null,null,"7-155-80",null,"1983-06-27",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,null,null,"6-23-1983 Clarence M. Kringlee, Norwich, ND, sexton"]
["McHenry",1514,"Norwich Lutheran","same as #1474. This was issued by mistake as what they sent in was the yearly perpetual care renewal application--not a new cemetery registration.",null,"Norwich, ND",null,null,"7-155-80"]
["McHenry",260,"Oak Valley Cemetery Association",null,null,"Verendrye, ND",null,null,"3-153-79",null,"1931-10-02"]
["McHenry",1089,"Rising Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"16-156-80",null,"1941-05-20",null,null,"Rising Lutheran Church"]
["McHenry",989,"Salems Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 33-152-77","Balfour Township","1932-03-25",null,null,"Evangelical Church",null,null,null,"3-29-2005: letter from Scott Hoselton, secretary for finance & administration for the Diocese of Fargo, indicated that this cemetery and our #250 St. Joseph's are the same cemetery. See letter with registration application."]
["McHenry",269,"Saline",null,null,"Granville, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 8-157-79","Saline Township","1931-09-21","Organized: 1901, approximate",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Township Clerk, Saline Township, Granville"]
["McHenry",270,"Sandhill Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 9-158-75","Normal Township","1931-10-09",null,null,"Emanuel Church"]
["McHenry",990,"St. Cecilia's",null,null,"Towner, ND",null,null,"13-156-76",null,"1932-04-11",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Cecilia Church of Towner. 7-1-1968 Rev. Jerome E. Filteau, president; Frank Haman, secretary; Frank Zainhofsky, sexton -- all Towner"]
["McHenry",265,"St. Francis Xavier",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"23-151-75",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,null,"Property vested in Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Francis Xavier Church. 7-1-1968 George Brodeur, secretary; John Schmaltz, sexton -- both Anamoose"]
["McHenry",249,"St. John Nepomniene",null,null,null,null,null,"15-154-75",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,"Cemetery is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. John Nepomniene.","Smoke Lake"]
["McHenry",251,"St. John's",null,null,"Verendrye, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 29-154-78",null,"1931-09-22",null,null,"St. John's Catholic Church"]
["McHenry",1328,"St. John's Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"12-152-76","Strege Township","1961-11-14",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This is an old cemetery taken over by Trinity Lutheran Church, Drake, ND, on 8-1-1960."]
["McHenry",250,"St. Joseph's",null,null,"Balfour, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 33-152-77",null,"1931-09-22","Plat recorded 7-21-1905.",null,"St. Joseph's Church",null,null,null,"3-29-2005: letter from Scott Hoselton, secretary for finance & administration for the Diocese of Fargo, indicated that this cemetery and our #989 Salem Evangelical are the same cemetery. See letter with registration application."]
["McHenry",257,"St. Martin's Lutheran Church",null,"formerly German Evangelical Lutheran St. Martin (name changed 8-5-1964)","Anamoose, ND",null,null,"SE of SE 1/4 of 27-151-75",null,"1931-09-26"]
["McHenry",254,"St. Olaf Church",null,null,"Deering, ND",null,null,"27-158-80",null,"1931-09-24"]
["McHenry",263,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,"Upham, ND",null,null,"33-159-79","Deep River Township","1931-10-05","Plat recorded 2-24-1925"]
["McHenry",253,"St. Peter & Paul",null,null,"Karlsruhe, ND",null,null,"7-153-77",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,null,"Cemetery is vested with the Diocese of Fargo, a corporation, but sed by St. Peter & Paul's Church, Karlsruhe."]
["McHenry",1025,"Stenkjaer Lutheran",null,null,"Simcoe, ND",null,null,"NE corner of SE 1/4 of 17-154-17","Hendrickson Township","1932-06-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Church officers: Ingvald Odland, Voltaire; Jay Strandberg & Clifford Pfeilschiefter -- both Granville; Norman Moen, Granville, secretary"]
["McHenry",1049,"Svenska Evangeliska Lutherska Elim Forsamling",null,null,"Bergen, ND",null,null,"7-152-78",null,"1933-02-25",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Elim Church"]
["McHenry",1193,"Towner Union",null,"formerly Mouse River Cemetery","Towner, ND",null,null,"12-156-76",null,"1960-04-06",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, president; Mrs. Audry Gorman, secretary; Andrew Thorson, sexton; Mrs. Erick Erickson, treasurer -- all Towner"]
["McHenry",1457,"Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Upham, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 21-159-78",null,"1978-10-26",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Church, Kramer, ND, is responsible for the affairs of the cemetery.",null,null,"10-26-1978 Emanuel Brandt, Kramer, sexton"]
["McHenry",262,"Trinity Lutheran",null,"formerly St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church","Drake, ND",null,null,"2-151-76",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Gordon McQuay, president; Nolan Seehafer, secretary; Alden W. J. Bethke, sexton -- all Drake"]
["McHenry",258,"Trinity Lutheran",null,null,"Verendrye, ND",null,null,"7-154-78","Falsen Township","1931-10-05",null,null,"Verendrye Lutheran Church"]
["McHenry",743,"Union",null,null,"Bantry, ND",null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 of 21-158-77",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"The Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Emery Torr, president; Mrs. Fred Swearson, Box 15, secretary -- both Bantry"]
["McHenry",274,"Velva",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 26-153-80",null,"1931-09-03",null,null,"Velva Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Clement Leier, president; Ernest Sands, secretary; D.N. Falk, sexton -- all Velva"]
["McHenry",259,"Verendrye Lutheran",null,null,"Verendrye, ND",null,null,"30-154-78",null,"1931-10-05"]
["McHenry",975,"Willow Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"11-159-76","Willow Creek Township","1932-02-23",null,null,"Immanuel Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ernest Erdman, Willow City, sexton"]
["McHenry",261,"Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"19-152-75","Schiller Township","1931-10-02"]
["McIntosh",294,"Ashley",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"32-130-69",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Ashley Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Andy Sackmann, Ashley, sexton"]
["McIntosh",1509,"Ashley Jewish Cemetery Corporation",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"13-130-70",null,"1990-09-20"]
["McIntosh",1310,"Berlin German Baptist Church",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 24-131-68",null,"1961-02-07",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 LeRoy Fey, Lehr, sexton"]
["McIntosh",299,"Bethesda Evangelical Church",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"NE corner SW 1/4 of 4-129-68",null,"1931-10-01","plot recorded 6/20/1896"]
["McIntosh",278,"Cemetery of the First Baptist Church of Jewell",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 33-129-68",null,"1931-09-22",null,null,"First Baptist Church of Jewell",null,null,"7-1-1968 Received information from Holte Funeral Home - \"No one in charge of the cemetery.\""]
["McIntosh",871,"Danzig Baptist",null,null,"Danzig, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-131-71",null,"1932-01-06"]
["McIntosh",790,"Danzig Cemetery Association",null,null,"Danzig, ND",null,null,"29-131-70",null,"1931-12-17",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Question whether the Township number may be 130. It was written on the index card above 131. 7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Oscar Rau, secretary -- both Ashley"]
["McIntosh",688,"Dreieinigkeits Gemeinde German Lutheran (aka Trinity Lutheran)","aka Trinity Lutheran",null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,null,null,"1931-10-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, Ashley, president; Oscar Rau, secretary; Gottlieb Pfeifle, sexton --both Venturia"]
["McIntosh",286,"Ebenezer",null,null,"Wishek, ND",null,null,"25-131-72","Rosenfield Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Evangelical Church"]
["McIntosh",973,"Ebenezer German Baptist Cong.","same as George Station Cemetery (8-20-1971)",null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 NE1/14 of 5-131-69",null,"1932-02-25"]
["McIntosh",974,"Ebenezer German Baptist Cong.",null,null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"7-131-68",null,"1932-02-25"]
["McIntosh",740,"Evangelical Lutheran Emmaus Church",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 of 15-130-69",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Oscar Rau, secretary; Phillip Eszlinger, sexton -- all Ashley"]
["McIntosh",280,"Evangelical Lutheran Friedens (Peace)",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 34-130-68",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Ted Maier, sexton; Oscar Ray, secretary -- all Ashley"]
["McIntosh",281,"Evangelical Lutheran Hoffnungs",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 8-130-68",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Information received - \"This cemetery is not cared for by anyone. No officers.\""]
["McIntosh",689,"Evangelical Lutheran St. Luke",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 21-129-67","Coldwater Township","1931-10-27"]
["McIntosh",842,"Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 12-129-67",null,"1931-12-22"]
["McIntosh",287,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 30-130-67",null,"1931-10-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Oscar Rau, secretary; Leslie Laudon, sexton -- all Ashley"]
["McIntosh",283,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion II",null,null,"Fredonia, ND",null,null,"5-130-67",null,"1931-10-08","organized: about 1895",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Zion II Lutheran Church, Fredonia"]
["McIntosh",295,"Evangelical Lutheran Zions",null,null,"Venturia, ND",null,null,"15-129-71",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Joachim Ritter, Venturia, sexton"]
["McIntosh",300,"Evangelical Lutheran Zions Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner Lot 6 of 6-129-69",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Oscar Rau, secretary; Leslie Laudon, sexton -- all Ashley"]
["McIntosh",290,"Friedens Gemeinde",null,null,"Zeeland, ND",null,null,"10-131-73",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,"Friedens Gemeinde Evangelical Lutheran Church, Zeeland"]
["McIntosh",296,"German Baptist Church of Venturia",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 3-129-72",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Jacob Heupel, Box 85, Venturia, sexton"]
["McIntosh",1480,"Gnadenfeld",null,null,"Kulm, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 26-132-67",null,"1985-01-11",null,null,"First Congregational Church Society"]
["McIntosh",282,"Hoskins Community Association",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 29-130-70",null,"1931-10-06",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Information received from Holte Funeral Home: \"This cemetery is partially disbanded and the United Methodist Church takes car of the cleaning.\""]
["McIntosh",291,"Jacobus (Lutheran)",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 18-132-72",null,"1931-09-16",null,null,"Jacobus Lutheran Church, Zeeland"]
["McIntosh",277,"Lehr",null,null,"Lehr, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 4-132-69",null,"1931-09-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Sperling, president; Ervin J. Miller, secretary; V.L. Ruff, sexton -- all Lehr"]
["McIntosh",289,"Marienberg Gemeinde",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 25-129-70",null,"1931-10-07",null,null,"Marienberg Gemeinde German Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Oscar Rau, secretary -- both Ashley"]
["McIntosh",297,"New Kassel Cong. of Reformed Ch.",null,null,"Zeeland, ND",null,null,"32-131-73",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Clinton Meidinger, president; Art J. Meidinger, secretary; Art C. Meidinger, sexton -- all Zeeland"]
["McIntosh",687,"Saint John's Catholic",null,null,"Zeeland, ND",null,null,"33-130-73",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"St. John's Catholic Church as manager and supervisor."]
["McIntosh",298,"Salem Evangelical Church",null,null,"Danzig, ND",null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 23-131-70",null,"1931-10-01"]
["McIntosh",843,"Salem's German Congregational #1",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 7-129-67",null,"1931-12-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Edwin J. Strobel, Ashley. Information received - \"There is no person in charge of this cemetery.\""]
["McIntosh",844,"Salem's German Congregational #2",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 36-130-67",null,"1931-12-22",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Edwin J. Strobel, Ashley, sexton"]
["McIntosh",284,"St. Andreas Evangelical German Lutheran",null,null,"Zeeland, ND",null,null,"1-130-73",null,"1931-10-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Sexton: Herman Thurn, Box 39, Zeeland"]
["McIntosh",690,"St. Andrew's",null,null,"Zeeland, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 27-129-73",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but the cemetery is managed and supervised by St. Andrew's Church. 7-1-1968 John Salwei, president; Mrs. Donald Salwei, secretary -- both Zeeland"]
["McIntosh",692,"St. James Evangelical Lutheran",null,"formerly St. Jakob's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery","Ashley, ND",null,null,"18-129-68",null,"1931-10-26",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Albert Maier, president; Oscar Rau, secretary; Leslie Laudon, sexton -- all Ashley"]
["McIntosh",276,"St. Johannes",null,null,"Ashley, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 22-129-68","Jewell Township","1931-09-22",null,null,"St. Johannes Gemendie",null,null,"7-1-1968 Information received from Holte Funeral Home - \"No one in charge of this cemetery.\""]
["McIntosh",293,"St. Johannes",null,null,"Wishek, ND",null,null,"34-131-72",null,"1931-09-16",null,null,"St. Johannes Gemeinde German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Wishek"]
["McIntosh",1443,"St. John's Reformed Church",null,null,"Zeeland, ND","1 mile west and 1 mile south of Zeeland",null,"29-129-73",null,"1976-09-27"]
["McIntosh",292,"St. Luke",null,"formerly St. Lucas Lutheran","Wishek, ND",null,null,"11-132-71",null,"1931-08-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Art Eisenbeis, president; Willard W. Nickisch, secretary & sexton -- both Wishek"]
["McIntosh",288,"St. Paul's Lutheran (Evangelical Lutheran St. Paulus Gemeinde)",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of NE 1/4 of 8-130-71",null,"1931-10-15",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Alvin C. Zimmerman, Venturia"]
["McIntosh",936,"The Beaver Creek (Baptist)",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 4-131-72",null,"1931-12-24"]
["McIntosh",279,"Wishek",null,null,"Wishek, ND",null,null,"15-132-71",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"Wishek Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Paul Scherman, president; R.W. Pfau, secretary; Steve Nickisch, sexton -- all Wishek. City of Wishek responsible for cemetery."]
["McIntosh",285,"Zion Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"15-131-73","Freida Township","1931-10-10"]
["McIntosh",691,"Zions Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Zeeland, ND",null,null,"32-129-73",null,"1931-10-27"]
["McKenzie",815,"Camp Creek",null,null,"Alexander, ND",null,null,"1-151-102","Charbon Township","1931-12-10",null,null,"Church of the Nazarene"]
["McKenzie",979,"Charbonneau",null,null,"Charbonneau, ND",null,null,"33-151-102",null,"1932-02-24",null,null,"I.O.O.F. Lodge appointed to supervise it."]
["McKenzie",304,"Clear Creek Evangelical Lutheran Association",null,null,"Keene, ND",null,null,"9-151-96","Blue Butte Township","1931-09-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Peter E. Rauser, president; Mrs. John Rice, secretary; John Rice, sexton -- all Keene"]
["McKenzie",1087,"Community Cemetery Association",null,null,"Grassy Butte, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 23-146-99"]
["McKenzie",302,"Fairview Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"30-151-104","East Fairview","1931-08-17",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elsie Putnam, president, Marie Hagele, secretary; Joseph Renders, sexton -- all Fairview, MT"]
["McKenzie",1366,"Farland",null,null,"Arnegard, ND",null,null,"29-151-99",null,"1964-06-16",null,null,"Farland Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Iner Skari, Watford City, president; Severin Weltzin, secretary; Paul Bergem, sexton -- both Arnegard"]
["McKenzie",1277,"Garden Lutheran Church",null,null,"Watford City, ND",null,null,"SW corner SE SW of 3-151-98",null,"1960-10-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Arthur W. Nelson, president; Arkjer Rolfson, secretary; Clarence Johnson, sexton -- all Watford City"]
["McKenzie",694,"Garden Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 22-153-97","Twin Valley Township","1931-10-21",null,null,"Garden Valley Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ruth Iverson, president; Mrs. Raymond Wold, secretary & sexton -- both Watford City"]
["McKenzie",308,"Good Hope",null,null,"Charlson, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 33-153-95",null,"1931-09-24","organization: \"same as First Lutheran Church\" Elm Tree Township",null,"First Norwegian Lutheran Church of McKenzie",null,null,"7-1-1968 Donald L. Gilbertson, Charlson, sexton"]
["McKenzie",307,"Grassy Butte",null,null,"Grassy Butte, ND",null,null,"12-145-99",null,"1931-10-07",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Emil Zubke, president; Clara Zubke, secretary; Herbert Zubke, sexton -- all Grassy Butte"]
["McKenzie",693,"Highland (Hoiland) Congregation",null,null,"Charbonneau, ND",null,null,"24-149-103","Horse Creek Township","1931-10-31",null,null,"Highland Evangelical Lutheran Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Norman Rod, Alexander, ND"]
["McKenzie",1062,"Johnson Corners Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"22-150-96","Pershing Township","1933-12-09",null,null,"Wesleyan Methodist Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 C.J. Anderson, Watford City, sexton"]
["McKenzie",1569,"Poker Jim",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"2001-09-19",null,null,null,null,null,null,"See information in file from news article (Fargo FORUM, 11-8-1971). An old cemetery with several gravesites--including a 2001 burial. Property owner: David L. Crighton"]
["McKenzie",1301,"Rawson Cemetery Association",null,null,"Rawson, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 13-150-101","Alca Township","1960-12-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 W.H. Rick, president; Paul S. Berge, secretary & sexton -- both Rawson"]
["McKenzie",1380,"Red Wing",null,null,null,null,null,"24-148-101","Red Wing Township","1966-07-29",null,null,"Zoar Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Lloyd S. Anderson, president; Mrs. Cecil Johnson, secretary; Neil Nelson, sexton -- all Arnegard"]
["McKenzie",309,"Riverside (Riverview)",null,null,"Charlson, ND",null,null,"28-27, 153-94","Riverview Township","1931-10-07",null,null,null,null,null,"Bert Poole, Charlson, ND","7-1-1968 Marian Ruland, New Town, secretary; Jon Dinwoodie, Sanish, sexton"]
["McKenzie",1269,"Schafer",null,null,"Watford City, ND",null,null,"portion of SW ¼ SW ¼ of 15-150-98",null,"1960-10-13",null,null,"Schafer Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"post-1968, the city of Watford City takes care of this cemetery."]
["McKenzie",306,"Silent City",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 31-151-95",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,"Scandia Congregation of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, Inc."]
["McKenzie",1572,"Sims Cemetery",null,null,"Alexander, ND",null,null,"1-148-102",null,"2003-07-01",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This is a private family cemetery."]
["McKenzie",1282,"Snow Bird Congregational Chapel",null,null,"New Town, ND",null,null,"S1/2 SW 1/4 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 13-152-94",null,"1960-10-31"]
["McKenzie",305,"Spring Creek Evangelical Lutheran Ch.",null,null,"Watford City, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-148-99","Norstog Township","1931-09-29",null,null,"Spring Creek Evangelical Lutheran Church of Cherry",null,null,"7-1-1968 Knute Hagen, president & sexton; Clarence Danielson, secretary -- both Watford City"]
["McKenzie",1379,"Spring Grove",null,null,null,null,null,"1-148-101","Red Wing Township","1966-07-29",null,null,"Zoar Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Lloyd S. Anderson, president & sexton; Mrs. Cecil Johnson, secretary -- both Arnegard"]
["McKenzie",5053,"Spring Grove or Ellwsorth Lutheran Church",null,null,"Arnegard, ND",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"5-29-1961 Only three burials made. No longer used. Ellsworth Lutheran Church is no longer there. Organized: unknown. Located near Arnegard"]
["McKenzie",301,"Sunnyside",null,null,"Trotters, ND",null,null,"9-145-104","Loyal Township","1931-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Minnie Olson, president; Mary Falkwood, secretary; Olaf Falkwood, sexton -- all Skaar Route, Sidney, MT."]
["McKenzie",1306,"Timber Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"6-150-100","Arnegard Township","1960-12-15",null,null,"Timber Creek Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Hovde, Alexander, president; Otto Sovig, Arnegard, secretary; Hjalmer Hovde, Rawson, sexton"]
["McKenzie",1278,"Trinity Cherry",null,null,"Watford City, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 11-149-99","Cherry Township","1960-10-31",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: First Lutheran Church, Watford City"]
["McKenzie",1034,"Union",null,null,null,null,null,"8-150-95","Grail Township","1932-09-27",null,null,"Union Cemetery Association"]
["McKenzie",992,"West Prairie Lutheran Church Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 19-152-95","Hawkeye Township","1932-04-04"]
["McKenzie",1378,"Wilmington",null,null,null,null,null,"18-150-99","Ideal Township","1966-07-29",null,null,"Wilmington Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Wallace Samuelson, president; Alice Arnegard, secretary; Keith Olson & Donald Leiseth, sexton -- all Arnegard"]
["McKenzie",303,"Yellowstone Point",null,null,"Cartwright, ND",null,null,"17-151-103","Sioux Township","1931-09-29",null,null,"Yellowstone Point Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Gullickson, president; Milton S. Olson, secretary-sexton -- both Cartwright"]
["McKenzie",1377,"Zoar Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"14-149-100","Elsworth Township","1966-07-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Lloyd S. Anderson, president; Mrs. Cecil Johnson, secretary; John Dumdai, sexton -- all Arnegard"]
["McLean",1122,"Alexander Cemetery Association",null,null,"Underwood, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-146-83",null,"1956-01-13",null,null,"Alexander Bible Presbyterian Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Walter H. LeRoy, Underwood, sexton"]
["McLean",878,"Assumption",null,null,"Garrison, ND",null,null,"SE of 15-148-87","Blackwater Township","1932-01-02",null,null,"Assumption Church (Catholic)",null,null,"7-1-1968 Mrs. John O'Shea, Garrison, sexton"]
["McLean",317,"Bethania",null,null,"Benedict, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 16-150-81","Andrews Township","1931-09-25",null,null,"Bethania Cemetery Association"]
["McLean",318,"Bethel Swedish Lutheran",null,null,"Coleharbor, ND",null,null,"NE corner of 34-148-82","Malcolm Township","1931-09-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Niels Hansen, Coleharbor, sexton"]
["McLean",839,"Bethesda Lutheran Church",null,null,"Raub, ND",null,null,"10-149-89","Loquemont Township","1931-11-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Cemetery committee: Lowell Nygard, Roseglen; Wayne Zahnow, Raub"]
["McLean",883,"Bethlehem Lutheran Church",null,null,"Ryder, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 2-149-88",null,"1932-01-04"]
["McLean",1381,"Birka Lutheran",null,null,"Washburn, ND",null,null,"22-145-83",null,"1966-08-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Edward Yunker, president; Milton Holznagel, secretary; Searl Peterson, sexton -- all Washburn"]
["McLean",1529,"Butte Cemetery",null,null,"Butte, ND",null,null,"4-150-78",null,"1994-04-14",null,null,"Butte Cemetery Association"]
["McLean",316,"Clifton",null,null,"Douglas, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 13-149-86",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"Clifton Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Roger Koch, president; Walter C. Petterson, secretary & sexton -- all Garrison"]
["McLean",1539,"Coleharbor Cemetery",null,null,"Coleharbor, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 34-147-83",null,"1996-04-25",null,null,"Coleharbor Cemetery Association"]
["McLean",323,"Concordia",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner of 18-150-81",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,"Concordia Congregation of the Skandinavian Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Carl Gullickson, Benedict, sexton"]
["McLean",313,"Darling Presbyterian",null,null,"Turtle Lake, ND",null,null,"18-147-81","Turtle Lake Township","1931-09-23",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Guy E. Sellon, Turtle Lake, or H.M. Sellon, Coleharbor"]
["McLean",1298,"Endres",null,null,"Max, ND",null,null,"24-149-83",null,"1960-12-05",null,null,"Immaculate Conception Church, Max"]
["McLean",772,"Evangelical Lutheran Peace",null,null,"Max, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 9-150-83",null,"1931-11-19",null,null,"Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["McLean",315,"Garrison",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 6-148-84",null,"1931-10-17","plot recorded with Register of Deeds on 10-27-1908 7-1-1968 Dennis A. Thompson, Garrison, sexton"]
["McLean",1477,"German Evangelical Lutheran St. John's",null,null,"Underwood, ND",null,null,"30-146-82",null,"1983-09-26",null,null,null,null,null,"9-26-82 Rev. Dennis O'Neill, pastor, sexton"]
["McLean",828,"German Evangelical Lutheran St. John's",null,null,"Turtle Lake, ND",null,null,"33-149-79","Aurena Township","1931-12-02",null,null,"St. John's Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Emil Fueller, Turtle Lake, secretary; Ernest Presser, Mercer, sexton"]
["McLean",1082,"Hancock",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner S1/2 SW 1/4 of 21-146-84",null,"1939-10-16",null,null,"Hancock Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Glenn Mattoon, Underwood"]
["McLean",1534,"Heger Family Cemetery",null,null,"Underwood, ND",null,null,"22-144-83",null,"1995-05-24",null,"PRIVATE"]
["McLean",314,"Immaculate Conception",null,null,"Max, ND",null,null,"10-150-83",null,"1931-10-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Immaculate Conception Church, Max"]
["McLean",1285,"Immaculate Conception Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 19-148-89",null,"1960-11-02",null,null,"Packineau Damsite",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Rev. Aloysius Bittman, Mandaree","St. Anthony Indian Mission, Mandaree. (Graves transferred from Elbowoods, now under water.)"]
["McLean",697,"Lilly Dale",null,null,"Emmet, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 32-148-86",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"M. E. Church of Emmet"]
["McLean",322,"Lutherische Congregation St. Paulus",null,null,null,null,null,"15-148-82","Malcolm Township","1931-09-10",null,null,"The German Evangelical Congregational Church of North America"]
["McLean",320,"Machpelah (Norwegian Lutheran Ch.)",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 9-150-80","Otis Township","1931-09-17",null,null,"Ruso Lutheran Church"]
["McLean",321,"Nettle Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 10-143-81",null,"1931-09-17","No record of organization \"has been used since 1880s\"",null,"Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sverdrup (now Washburn Lutheran Church)"]
["McLean",939,"Our Saviour's Evangelical Lutheran Ch.",null,null,"Mercer, ND",null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 35-148-79",null,"1932-01-20",null,null,"Our Saviour's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Mercer"]
["McLean",1492,"Peace Lutheran",null,null,"Turtle Lake, ND",null,null,"7-147-79",null,"1987-08-20",null,null,"Under jurisdiction of Trinity Lutheran Church, Turtle Lake"]
["McLean",1286,"Queen of Peace Catholic",null,null,"Raub, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-149-89",null,"1960-11-02",null,null,"St. Anthony Indian Mission, Mandaree",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Rev. Aloysius Bittman, Mandaree","(Graves transferred from Elbowoods, now under water.)"]
["McLean",319,"Riverview",null,null,"Wilton, ND",null,null,"34-143-80",null,"1931-08-19",null,null,"Riverview Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,"7-1-1968 G. Hochalter, president; R.W. Owens, sexton -- both Wilton"]
["McLean",696,"Riverview Cemetery of Washburn",null,null,"Washburn, ND",null,null,"13-144-82",null,"1931-10-27"]
["McLean",1430,"Robinson Family (private)",null,null,"Coleharbor, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-146-84",null,"1974-06-04",null,"PRIVATE"]
["McLean",311,"South St. Olaf",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 2-145-80",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"South St. Olaf Congregation",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Severson, Turtle Lake, sexton"]
["McLean",1287,"St. Andrew's Catholic",null,null,"Emmet, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 12-147-88",null,"1960-11-02",null,null,"St. Anthony Indian Mission, Mandaree",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Rev. Aloysius Bittman, Mandaree"]
["McLean",1162,"St. Bonaventure's",null,null,"Underwood, ND",null,null,"17-146-82",null,"1960-02-25","Organized: \"Do not know. Probably 1906.\""]
["McLean",806,"St. Matthaus",null,null,"Max, ND",null,null,"32-150-82","Poplar Township","1931-12-12",null,null,"Deutche Evangelisch Lutherische St. Matthaus Gemeinde"]
["McLean",911,"St. Nicholas",null,null,"Garrison, ND",null,null,"9-148-84",null,"1931-12-30",null,null,"St. Nicholas Catholic Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Garrison"]
["McLean",1365,"St. Paul's Episcopal",null,null,"Emmet, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 21-147-88",null,"1964-06-01",null,null,"Protestant Episcopal Church in North Dakota, 809 - 8th Avenue South, Fargo, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Rev. Moses Mountain, rector, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Emmet"]
["McLean",310,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,"Douglas, ND",null,null,"6-149-84","McGinnis Township","1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Melvin H.J. Mehlhoff, RR 1, Box 58, Sanish, president; Orin Eslinger, Garrison, secretary; Selmer Sorby, Garrison, sexton"]
["McLean",807,"St. Peter",null,null,"Emmet, ND",null,null,"SE corner SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 35-149-86",null,"1931-12-10",null,null,"St. Peter Norwegian Lutheran Church"]
["McLean",1531,"Steig Cemetery",null,null,"Butte, ND",null,null,"1-149-78",null,"1994-05-06",null,null,null,null,null,null,"There are only 4-6 graves at this site and the property owners are not related to those buried here."]
["McLean",312,"Sverdrup",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 28-145-81",null,"1931-09-29","No record of organization \"has been used since the 1880s\"",null,"Norsk Luthersk Menighed of Sverdrup (now Washburn Lutheran Church)"]
["McLean",1051,"The Blessed Trinity",null,null,"Wilton, ND",null,null,"26-143-80",null,"1933-06-19",null,null,"The Blessed Trinity Ukrainian National Orthodox Church"]
["McLean",324,"Turtle Lake",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 31-147-80",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Fred Miller, president; Clarence W. Hanson, sexton -- both Turtle Lake"]
["McLean",1270,"Underwood City","same land description as #1162",null,"Underwood, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 17-146-82",null,"1960-10-13",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: City of Underwood. Q.O. Sayler, Underwood, sexton"]
["McLean",1369,"Washburn Baptist",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 14-144-82","Baptist Church","1965-05-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-968 Rev. Harry Haas, president; Jake Rothmann, secretary; John Schulz, sexton -- all Washburn"]
["McLean",1421,"Zion",null,null,"Max, ND",null,null,"33-150-83",null,"1972-07-18",null,null,null,null,null,"7-18-1972 Both Zion and Peace (#772) Cemeteries now under jurisdiction of Our Savior Lutheran Church."]
["McLean",695,"Zion Baptist",null,null,null,null,null,"30-145-79",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"Zion Baptist Church"]
["Mercer",930,"Bethel",null,null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 14-145-87",null,"1931-12-10",null,null,"Bethel Congregation (Congregational Church)"]
["Mercer",325,"Beulah",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 25-144-88",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Church, Concordia Lutheran Church, Catholic Church, Evangelical Church and city each have a section.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Beulah City Commissioners."]
["Mercer",1060,"Chase",null,null,null,null,null,"11-147-90",null,"1933-11-06","Organized: the application only has \"September 25\" and the assumption is 1933, which would be about a month earlier. The plot was recorded on 10-31-1933.",null,"Church of God",null,"Fort Berthold Reservation"]
["Mercer",1274,"Concordia Lutheran Church",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"25-144-88",null,"1960-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Sam Miller, Jr., Beulah, sexton"]
["Mercer",1059,"Ed Tschaekofske (private)",null,null,"Stanton, ND","17 miles north of Stanton, ND",null,"16-146-85",null,"1933-10-03",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Ed Tschaekofske, owner"]
["Mercer",330,"Emmanuels Lutheran",null,null,"Zap, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 11-144-89",null,"1931-10-02"]
["Mercer",866,"Emmaus",null,null,null,"9 miles SW of Beulah, ND",null,"29-143-88",null,"1932-01-12",null,null,"German Congregation Emmaus Church"]
["Mercer",699,"Evangelical Lutheran Friedens",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"4-141-88",null,"1931-10-24"]
["Mercer",333,"Evangelical Lutheran St. John's",null,null,"Zap, ND",null,null,"19-145-88",null,"1931-10-07"]
["Mercer",337,"Friedens Congregation",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 26-146-88",null,"1931-10-21"]
["Mercer",1074,"Goetz (private)",null,null,"Krem, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 14-145-86",null,"1934-09-12","Organized: \"30 years ago or more\" and it was registered with the Dept. in Sept. 1934. 7-1-1968 William Baier, rural Hazen, president; Emil Rahn, Hazen, secretary","PRIVATE"]
["Mercer",326,"Golgatha Lutheran",null,"formerly Grace Lutheran","Golden Valley, ND",null,null,"26&27-144-90",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"Grossliebendal Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"11-30-1981 Cemetery increased in size and name changed."]
["Mercer",342,"Hazen Cemetery Association",null,null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"7-144-86",null,"1931-08-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Operated by the city of Hazen. Contact: city auditor (same land description as #327)"]
["Mercer",1473,"Homestead",null,"formerly Johannes Gemeinde",null,"18 miles north of Hebron, ND",null,"20-142-90",null,"1983-03-23"]
["Mercer",1445,"Kasper (private)",null,null,"Golden Valley, ND",null,null,"24-146-90",null,"1976-12-08",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Betsey & Kenneth Kasper, Golden Valley (owners)"]
["Mercer",1581,"Knife River Cemetery Hill",null,null,"Golden Valley, ND",null,null,"35-143-90",null,"2004-12-28",null,"private family cemetery",null,null,null,"Adam J. Wanner, sexton, 1700 County 5, Golden Valley, ND 58541-9681"]
["Mercer",1342,"Little Soldier",null,null,"Golden Valley, ND",null,null,"30-147-89",null,"1962-04-18",null,null,"family cemetery, Ft. Berthold Indian Reservation"]
["Mercer",822,"Lutheran Salems Gemeinde",null,null,"Stanton, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 33-145-84",null,"1931-12-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: officers of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Stanton"]
["Mercer",331,"New Gluekstal Congregational",null,null,null,"19 miles north of Glen Ullin, ND",null,"14-141-88",null,"1931-10-02"]
["Mercer",1497,"Ordahl Family (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"1-142-90",null,"1988-05-02",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Connie Ordahl, R.R. 1, Box 163, Dickinson, ND"]
["Mercer",336,"Springcreek Lutheran",null,null,null,"Wartburg Hill near Dodge, ND",null,"30-146-90",null,"1931-09-04",null,null,"\"Friedhof\" of the Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Congregation of the Missouri Synod.",null,null,"7-1-1968 Bernard Lang, Halliday, president; Elmer Tschaekofske, Dodge, secretary; Hilmer Gustafson, Dodge, sexton","The yellow index card had different section and Township numbers above 30 and 146--they are 18 and 144."]
["Mercer",335,"St. Jacob's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"11-145-86",null,"1931-10-09",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran St. Jacob's Congregation of the Missouri Synod.",null,null,"7-1-1968 According to George Troxel, Golden Valley, there is no sexton."]
["Mercer",332,"St. Jakobus",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 20-145-89",null,"1931-10-07","Plot recorded 4/4/1910",null,"St. Jakobus Gemeinde"]
["Mercer",1056,"St. John's Lutheran",null,"formerly St. Johannes","Zap, ND",null,null,"35-146-89",null,"1933-08-09",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 According to Rev. Waldo A. Pierson, pastor at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Zap, the church closed in 1963. No one designated t take care of cemetery."]
["Mercer",339,"St. Joseph's Catholic",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"25-144-88",null,"1931-09-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Beulah"]
["Mercer",343,"St. Martin's",null,null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"7-144-87",null,"1931-11-17",null,null,"St. Martin's Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: pastor at St. Martin Catholic Church, Hazen"]
["Mercer",334,"St. Matthaeus",null,null,"Golden Valley, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 28-146-89",null,"1931-10-07","Plot recorded 3-17-1911",null,"St. Matthaeus Gemeinde"]
["Mercer",327,"St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran","(same land description as #342)",null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"7-144-86",null,"1931-09-08",null,null,"St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, of Hazen, ND"]
["Mercer",329,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,"formerly St. Paulus",null,null,null,"20-145-90",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Bernard Lang, Halliday, president; Elmer Tschaekofske, Dodge, secretary; Alfred Stuhlmiller, Rural Route, Dodge, sexton"]
["Mercer",838,"St. Paulus Gemeinde of Krem",null,null,"Krem, ND",null,null,"34-146-85",null,"1931-11-27",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Leavard Sailer, president; Elmer Kilber, secretary; Christ Kruckenberg, sexton -- all rural Hazen"]
["Mercer",810,"St. Petrus Gemeinde",null,null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 10-146-86",null,"1931-12-10",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Jacob Reinhardt, Hazen, sexton"]
["Mercer",698,"Stanton",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 33-145-84",null,"1931-10-31"]
["Mercer",340,"Trinity (Kronthal)",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"20-146-87",null,"1931-09-08",null,null,"Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation of Missouri Synod",null,null,"7-1-1968 Ernest R. Hafner, president; Fred P. Boeshans, secretary & sexton -- both Beulah"]
["Mercer",328,"Trinity Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 4-146-85",null,"1931-10-03",null,null,"Trinity Lutheran Church of Mannhaven, ND",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alvin A. Guenthner, Rural Route, Hazen, sexton"]
["Mercer",338,"Zap",null,null,"Zap, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 11-144-89",null,"1931-10-19"]
["Mercer",341,"Zion German Lutheran",null,null,"Beulah, ND",null,null,"NE corner of NE 1/4 of 25-144-88",null,"1931-08-29"]
["Mercer",1035,"Zions Gemeinde",null,null,"Stanton, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 24-145-85"]
["Morton",1383,"Almont",null,null,"Almont, ND","2 miles SE of Almont",null,"SE 1/4 of 36-138-86","Sims Township","1966-09-13",null,null,"Almont Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-6-1984 Norman Hansen, president; Sig Peterson, vice president; Clifford Knudson, sec.-treasurer","4-1-2002 It has a large sign over the gate, is fenced, and is well maintained. The cemetery is located about a half-mile east of the south end Almont along 48th St. and on the north side of the road. The sexton is Marvin (Carol) Ritz (701-843-7695, P.O. Box 35, Almont, 58520). (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5143,"American Missionary",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 16-134-79","Cannon Ball Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also known as the Parkin Ranch Cemetery, now located on land owned by Monte & Nancy Allen. The burial site was just south a lone tree on the top of a hill that is southwest of the ranch road as it turns north to the buildings. It is located about a half-mile east of Hwy 1806 just north of the bridge over the Cannonball mouth at the Oahe impoundment on the Missouri River. The Corps of Engineers moved f burials from here to St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Fort Yates, Sioux County, prior to July 1962. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton Count April 2002)"]
["Morton",5161,"Bahr Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NE 1/4 of 14-139-88","Curlew Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 One burial from homestead days, not accessible by car. The 1978 guide shows it to be one mile west of I-94 exit 113 and on the south side of the interstate. Not visited in 2001. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5150,"Baptist Burial Site",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 13-138-82","Pulkrabek Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This site is located about 100 yards south of Ronald Pulkrabek's house in his pasture. Information from Donald Pulkrabek, his brother. Donald remembers the cemetery held a dozen or more burials. The burials were removed in the 1930s, but he does not know to where they were moved. Donald grew up on that farm and remembers his father helped with the digging. He remembers there were Smeder burial and other names as well. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",776,"Bethel",null,null,"New Salem, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 25-138-85","Columbia Township","1931-11-20",null,null,"Bethel Evangelical Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Raymond Kaelberer, sexton; contact: Martin Wercham, Rte. 1, New Salem","4-1-2002 This cemetery is located south of New Salem about seven miles along Highway 85, which eventually goes south along 44th Ave., the two miles east on 47th St., and on the north side of the road. The sexton is Raymond Kaelberer (208 - 8th St. S., New Salem, 58563, 701-84 7304). (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County)"]
["Morton",1078,"Blue Grass Assembly of God",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 23-140-87","West Blue Grass Township","1935-10-03",null,null,"The General Council of the Assemblies of God",null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is east of where the church stood. Only a few markers exist here. The cemetery is fenced and mowed. It is located 1/2 miles north of I-94 exit 117 on the east side of the road, just north of the Ronald Peltz farm. The remaining village of Blue Grass is 3 mi east and a mile north of this cemetery. Bill Peltz, (701-348-3011, Glen Ullin) has the records. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5172,"burials",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 burials described in MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002, were taken from obituaries or other sources by Katherine Bauman, but precise locations are not known. In this book, they are number 72 to 85."]
["Morton",5160,"Burkhardt Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 8-139-87","Geck Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This burial was not visited in 2001, but appears to be located a mile east of I-94 off ramp 113 along the frontage road on the north side, then north along the west side of Section 8. The two burials were said to have been originally marked with a wooden cross. (from MO Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",356,"Congregational St. Markus",null,null,"Blue Grass, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 3-140-87","West Blue Grass Township","1931-08-17",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced and maintained. It is found 7 miles north of I-94 exit 117 along 56th Avenue, and just over the hill on the west side of the road. The sexton is Perry Greff (701-348-3005, 5170 - 63rd Avenue, Glen Ullin 58631). Cemetery records date only back to 1930. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5158,"Crown Butte",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 12-139-83","Sweet Briar Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also known as Boehm/Bohm/Bahm Burials. This cemetery is on a hill in a pasture a little south and east of the Gerald Assel farm It is fenced with heavy galvanized cattle panels, and had been mowed recently. A few permanent markers exist but most are temporary markers set flat in concrete. This cemetery is reached from the I-94 frontage road north of the interstate, which passes to the north of Crown Butte Lake, and then north on a private drive that is near where 30th Ave. should be, for about a half mile. The cemetery is on a hill to the e of the drive, with access through a pasture gate. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5170,"Drowning burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 27-140-90","Hebron Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Unknown, said to have drowned, is here, is marked with a flat granite rock. Taken from Hagerott Morton County 1978 guide, but not visited in 2001. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1439,"Edward Hagerott Family",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 14-140-83","Crown Butte Township","1975-12-08",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Theodore F. Hagerott, Route 1, Box 93, Mandan (sexton)","4-1-2002 The cemetery is on a hill, is fenced and has three marked burials. It had not been mowed recently. It can be reached by taking the frontage road west from I-94 exit 147. Just west of Crown Butte Lake, take 31st Avenue north four miles, west along 32nd Street to the farm buildings on Section 14, then south through the yard. The cemetery is located on a hill nearly half a mile south of the farmyard. (from MOS Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5166,"Emanual Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 10-140-84","Mars Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is north of the I-94 Judson exit (134) seven miles, east on 31st one-half mile. The cemetery is south of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",344,"Fair Hill",null,null,"Flasher, ND",null,null,"E1/2 SW 1/4 of 3-134-84","Flasher Township","1931-08-18",null,null,"Fair Hill Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 John W. Swanson, president; Carl Borge, PO Box 17, sexton -- both Flasher",null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced with a big sign over the gate, and is well maintained. The sexton is the city auditor, P.O. Box 227, Flashe ND 58535, 701-597-3127. This cemetery is located in the southwestern part of Flasher, just north of 67th Street. (from MOST Cemeteries Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",347,"Fairview",null,null,"Timmer, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 4-133-82","Stevenson Township","1931-08-28","Organized date is an estimate.",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Millicient L. Jorgenson, Breien, sexton","4-1-2002 Fenced, partially abandoned, latest burial 1994. This cemetery is found south on Highway 6, turn west at Breien, just short of the Cannonball River, west about 3 miles on the gravel road. The cemetery is near a half-mile south of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",739,"First Baptist Church",null,"formerly First German Baptist Church","Hebron, ND",null,null,"SW1/14 of 33-140-90","Hebron Township","1931-11-04",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Theophil Frey, Hebron, sexton","4-1-2002 This cemetery has a chain link fence, a sign, and is well maintained. It is served by the same approach through the gate as #702 First Evangelical United Brethren, one being to the south and on to the north of a central road into the cemeteries. Alex Hausauer (322 Nor Park, Hebron 58638, 701-878-4850) is the sexton. This cemetery is on the east side of the road as you approach Hebron from the I-94 exit, and just south of the Highway 139 bypass. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",350,"First Congregational Church","Same land description as #351.",null,"Hebron, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-140-90","Hebron Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"First Congregational Church, Hebron",null,null,"7-1-1968 Alfred Klein, Box 57, Hebron, sexton","4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. It is the large cemetery on the south end of a four-cemetery complex. The sexton is Al Mutschelknaus (1004 North Avenue, Hebron 58638, 701-878-4693). This site is found in the northeast part of Hebron, north of 35th Street and on the west side of 75th Avenue, the road between Sections 27 and 28, and the route to the landfill. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",702,"First Evangelical United Brethren",null,"formerly Cemetery of the First German Evangelical Church","Hebron, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 33-140-90","Hebron Township","1931-10-24",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 George Junkert, Hebron, sexton",null,"4-1-2002 Now labeled First United Methodist Cemetery. The cemetery has a chain link fence, a sign, and is well maintained. Ervin Fische Hebron (701-878-3011) is the current sexton. This cemetery is on the east side of the road as you approach Hebron from the I-94 exit, and j south of the Highway 139 bypass. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5144,"Flasher",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 3-134-84","Flasher Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also called Old Flasher Cemetery. It is fenced and maintained, the sexton is the city auditor (P.O. Box 227, Flasher 58535, 701- 597-3127). This cemetery is located in the very northeastern corner of Flasher, on the south side of County Highway 21. (from MOST Cemeteries Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",353,"German Congregational",null,null,"Glen Ullin, ND","west of Glen Ullin",null,"SE 1/4 of 29-139-89","Eagles Nest Township","1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also known as the Evangelical Congregational Cemetery. This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is mowed. It is located a mile a half west of the intersection of Highway 139 and 40 1/2 St. along 40 1/2 Street, on the south side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",703,"German Congregational Bethany",null,null,null,null,null,"S1/4 SE 1/4 of 35-138-90","Heilbron Township","1931-10-24",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced and well maintained. It is located ten miles south of the Highway 89/I-94 intersection along Highway 89, then w about a quarter of a mile along 48th St. It is on the north side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",762,"German Congregational Friedens",null,null,"Glen Ullin, ND",null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 24-139-87","Geck Township","1931-11-14",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Now called Friendship Community Cemetery. The cemetery is fenced, has a large sign over the gate and is well maintained. Pete Wetzel (701-348-3732, 107 South 4th, Glen Ullin 58631) is the current sexton. This location is about ten miles east of Glen Ullin on Highway 139, or a mile south and a mile east of off ramp #117 on I-94. It lies a couple hundred yards south of Highway 139 to the east side of 55th Avenue. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",351,"German/English Congregational","Same land description as #350.",null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-140-90","Hebron Township","1931-09-22",null,null,"German Congregational Church of Hebron",null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced and well maintained and is just north but adjoined to #350 First Congregational Cemetery. This site is found in the northeast part of Hebron, north of 35th Street and on the west side of 75th Avenue, the road between Sections 27 and 28, and the route to the landfill. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",357,"Glen Ullin Cemetery Association",null,null,"Glen Ullin, ND",null,null,"W1/2 W 1/2 SE 1/4 of 31-139-88","Curlew Township","1931-08-17",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Homer E. Bean, president; Thomas E. Swain, Box 14, secretary -- both Glen Ullin",null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, has a large gate sign, and is well mowed. Lester Schatz (348-3547, 4175 Highway 29, Glen Ullin 58631) is the current sexton. He holds a lot book and maps. This cemetery is to the south of the east/west highway bypass on the south side of the cit (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",346,"Graceland Union",null,null,"New Salem, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 21-139-85","Engelter Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"Graceland Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 Dallas Norton, New Salem, president",null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is well maintained and has a large decorative sign over the gate. The cemetery is located about a half-mile west of t intersection where the I-94 off ramp meets Highway 139, on the south side of the road. It is in the northwest corner of New Salem. Dallas Nort is the sexton and holds a lot book and maps (701-843-7466, 210 South 2nd St., New Salem, 58563). Zion Lutheran Cemetery is in the southwestern part of Graceland Cemetery. The cemetery has a sign, is fenced without gates, and is well maintained. It is located about a ha mile west along Highway 139 of the Highway 139/Highway 91 intersection on the north edge of New Salem. Cecil Kramer (701-843-7612) is the sexton. He reports that all the burials have markers. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5149,"Greenwood",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 2-138-81","Greenwood Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 ABANDONED. This cemetery is located in the valley below the high hill at the very south end of the city of Mandan, just west o Highway 1806. Only a few tombstones exist and records are unknown. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5164,"Harmon Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 1-140-82","Square Butte Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery has an iron pipe fence, a decorative sign, and is well maintained. The cemetery is located about 10 miles north of Mandan along Highway 1806, just a mile beyond the Highway 1806/County Road 140 (32nd St.) intersection, and on the west side close to the road, and near Square Butte Creek. The sexton is Paul T. Jacobson (701-663-7173, 2890 Highway 25, Mandan 58554). (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1440,"Heart River",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 4-138-82","Pulkrabek Township","1976-02-26",null,null,"Heart River Church and Cemetery Association",null,null,"2-26-1976 Clifford Nelson, sec.-treasurer, Route 4, Box 49A, Mandan",null,"4-1-2002 The church for this cemetery is located about a half-mile or more distance to the southwest in the trees along the river in the SE corner NE 1/4 8-138-82. This cemetery can be reached by taking Highway 6 about two miles south of the stoplight on Mandan's Main St., turn right onto the gravel road that heads generally southwest to where it goes west on 44th St., three and a half miles west, north on 26th Ave. to the farm home of Donnell Pulkrabek in about the middle of Section 10. From here you must follow a trail down through her pasture to the cemetery. The Heart River church records are located at First Lutheran Church, 408 - 9th St. NW, Mandan. Contact Duane or Mavis Olson 2650 - 47th St., Mandan. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5162,"Hebrew or Jewish",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 28-139-89","Eagles Nest Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is surrounded by an old rusty barbed wire fence, is abandoned to tall grass, and has no markers, except for two large pieces of petrified wood, or scoria. This cemetery is one-half mile north of #353 German Congregational Cemetery along the section line tra on the east side of the trail. Much letter writing and research has so far not identified any of the burials or history. There appears to be no registered deed to this cemetery, although the plat book shows \"less one acre for cemetery\" in the entry of the deed of current owner, Kelvin Gietzen. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5169,"Hebron Assembly of God",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-140-90","Hebron Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, is well maintained, and is the small cemetery at the north end of the four cemetery complex. Robert Spangelo (202 Maple St., Hebron 5 863 8, 701-878-4406) is the current sexton, as well as being the area funeral director. This site is found in the NE part of Hebron, north of 35th St., and on the west side of 75th Ave., the road between Sections 27 and 28, and the route to the landfill (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5165,"John Wolf Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"S1/2 NE 1/4 of 2-140-83","Crown Butte Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Unmarked. Homesteader John Wolf (1850-1911) is buried here. Location instructions are the same as #1439 Edward Hagerott Family Cemetery except when the turn is made from 31st Ave. to 32nd St., go a half mile west to the gravel road running north on the quart line, north about a mile and a half takes you to the middle of Section 2. The burial would be a little east and north of that point. (from MOS Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5167,"Koberstein Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"S1/2 of 30-140-89","Wehri Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Taken from the Morton County history book \"Morton Prairie Roots\". (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5152,"Kovar or Kuller",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 24-138-84","Spring Valley Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This burial place is located five and a half miles south of Judson along 39th Ave. (County Highway 84) then east two miles along 46th St to the SW corner of Section 24. The burial site is somewhere in the SW 1/4. Ted Hagerott's 1978 \"Morton County Cemetery Guide\" describes it as about a half mile NE of the original Kuller farmstead. He shows it to be fenced and containing four burials with markers. This site was n visited in 2001. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5173,"Lone unknown burial removed",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 27-136-79","Huff Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Information from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, body removed prior to July 1962 and reinterred in the Mandan Union Cemetery (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5157,"Marmot",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 32-139-82","Highland Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery was not found in 2001. It may have been near the village of Marmot, which was located in this quarter section, and later became named Lyons, which also no longer exists. Residents who have lived near this site for many years are not aware of any cemetery nearby. The approximate location of this cemetery is or was two and a half miles south of I-94 exit 147, west of Mandan, then follow the gravel road around to the SW, about 2 miles, until you see the Lyons sign on the RR right-of-way. Obituaries from early Mandan papers identify persons being buried in the \"Marmot Cemetery\" while another was reported to be buried in the Scandinavian Lutheran Cemetery at Marmot. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1507,"North Dakota Veterans'",null,null,null,null,null,"24-138-81","Greenwood Township","1990-05-04",null,null,"The Adjutant General, State of ND, is responsible for the cemetery.",null,null,null,"4-1-2002 It is operated by the Adjutant General of ND, located 6 miles south of Mandan on Highway 1806. This cemetery is beautifully maintained, is fenced and has a sign. The sexton is Paul Miller (701-667-1418, Rt. 2, Box 138, Mandan, 58554). The records are maintained in a computer database. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1424,"Old Fort Rice",null,null,"Fort Rice, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 14-135-79","Ft. Rice Township","1972-10-06",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery has a sign, is fenced, is maintained and in current use. The sexton is Audrey Rebenitsch (Mrs. Dale), 915 County Road 135, Mandan, 663-8934. She holds books and a map. This cemetery is about a mile south of Ft. Rice, on the east side of Highway 1806. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5156,"Old St. Joseph's",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of 20-139-81","Marmot Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is located in a pasture in the NW part of Mandan, a little north and west of 1100 Lohstreter Road. There are no recent burials. Some burials were moved to the Mandan Union Cemetery. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",352,"Peace",null,"formerly German Evangelical Friedens Gemeinde of New Salem","New Salem, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 21-139-85","Engelter Township","1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Holle, president; George Maier, secretary; Richard Kobs, sexton -- all New Salem",null,"4-1-2002 It is an old cemetery but well maintained and fills a block in northeast New Salem, on the north side of Walnut St. The sexton is Hubert Freize (701-843-7087, 312 S. 4 St., New Salem, 58563). (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1276,"Peace United Church of Christ",null,"formerly Evangelical Zion","New Salem, ND","The cemetery is on the north side of Judson and can be reached from the northernmost street on the east side of Highway 84 as it enters Judson. ",null,"NW 1/4 of 27-139-84","Dettman Township","1960-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Elmer Holle, president; Herbert Horsel, secretary; George F. Maier, sexton -- all New Salem\n4-1-2002 The sexton is Hubert Freize (701-843-7087, 312 South 4th St., New Salem, 58563). (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)","(two cemeteries merged)","4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, and well maintained with recent burials. Records for this cemetery are in the Peace Lutheran Church in New Salem, and reading corrections made by Sharon Hartmann. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1077,"Rural Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"Mandan, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 9-137-82",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"3/28/1935 4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced and well maintained and located in the churchyard to the south of the church. It can be located six miles south of Mandan on Highway 6 to 47th St., four miles west along that street to 25th Ave., then two miles south to 49th St. (County Highway 137), three miles west to 28th Ave. and about 3/4-mile south. The church and cemetery are on the east side of the road. For cemetery records, contact Roger Griffin, 4805 - 27th Ave., Mandan 58554. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1372,"Sacred Heart",null,null,"Glen Ullin, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 31-139-88","Curlew Township","1965-09-16","Certificate of platting dated 2-18-1933.",null,"Sacred Heart Church",null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced, has a large sign and is well maintained. Joanne Schantz (Mrs. George), 701-348-3896, 7150 County Road 138 Glen Ullin 58631) is the sexton. This cemetery is just west of the Glen Ullin Cemetery Association cemetery on a hill on the south side of the highway bypass in the southwest part of Glen Ullin. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1145,"Sacred Heart Church",null,null,"Solen, ND","The church and property are located in the township of Solen, but the cemetery is across the Cannonball River in Morton County. Organized \"about 1917\"",null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 19-134-80","Solen Township","1960-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 A.P. Stockert, Solen, sexton","4-1-2002 The cemetery has a sign on the gate post, is fenced, is maintained, and in current use. Cemetery records are located at the Indian Mission Catholic church in Ft. Yates. The cemetery is located just across the Cannonball River to the north of Solen, and on the east side of road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",700,"Saint Lawrence Catholic",null,null,"Flasher, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 3-134-84","Flasher Township","1931-10-24",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 It has a chain link fence, a big sign over the gate and is well maintained. The sexton is the city auditor, P.O. Box 227, Flasher, ND 58535, 701-597-3127. This cemetery is located in the southwestern part of Flasher, just south of Fair Hill Cemetery (HD #344), near the intersection of 39th Ave. and 67th St., where County Highway 84 leaves the south end of Flasher. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 200"]
["Morton",1397,"Saint Mary",null,null,"Fort Rice, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 10-135-79","Ft. Rice Township","1968-07-24",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Church of St. Martin, Huff, ND, responsible for conduct of its affairs -- Rev. Eugene Bova, pastor","4-1-2002 This cemetery was formerly associated with the now destroyed Immaculate Conception Catholic church in Ft. Rice. The cemetery fenced, has a sign below the crucifix, is mowed occasionally and in current use. Cemetery records are held by Christ the King Catholic Chu in Mandan. The cemetery can be seen to the west of Highway 1806 about a half-mile south of Ft. Rice and is located on the north side of 62nd Street about a half-mile west of Highway 1806. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",354,"Saints Peter & Paul Church",null,null,"Flasher, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 15-135-83","Fallon Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Sts. Peter and Paul Church, Inc.",null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also known as the Fallon Cemetery. The cemetery is fenced and partially mowed and contains many iron cross markers. This cemetery is located 9 miles west of where Highway 6 turns west--south of St. Anthony, along Highway 21, then three and a half miles north along 32nd Ave. (County Highway 83), then about 3/8-mile west along and south of 62nd St. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5153,"Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"N1/2 SE 1/4 of 14-138-86","Sims Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 A sign shows it as \"Sims Cemetery\". This cemetery is located about two and a half miles north of the north edge of Almont, east the road past the church of the same name, and up the hill to the south. The cemetery is on a hill on the west side of this road. It is fenced, large sign over the gate, and well maintained. It is a picturesque sight, about a half mile south of the church. The sexton is Joel Johnson (70 843-7634, 4145 County Road 86, Almont 58520). (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5146,"Scandinavian Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 3-135-80","Odense Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also known as Parkin Cemetery. This cemetery has a sign, is fenced and mowed occasionally. The church records for this cemetery are located at the First Lutheran Church (408 - 9th St. NW, Mandan 58554). There is a roundabout way to this cemetery. From about a mile and a half north of Ft. Rice on Highway 1806, take County Highway 136 west along 60th St. for six miles, take the jog northwesterly to the intersection Highway 136 and 15th Ave., south on 15th Ave. for a mile and a half. The cemetery is off the road a ways to the east. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5155,"Schantz and other burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SW 1/4 of 30-138-39","Tavis Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 It is located six miles south of the SW corner of Hebron along 76th Ave. (Highway 90) then a mile east along 42nd St., four miles south along 75th Ave., then three and a half miles east along 36th St. to the George Schantz farm, and ask directions from there. The cemetery is located about a half mile south of his buildings. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5168,"Seventh Day Adventist Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-140-90","Hebron Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is fenced, well maintained, and is the small cemetery west of #350 First Congregational Church Cemetery. Jerry Chase (RR 2, Box 43, Hebron 58638, 701-878-4046) is the current sexton. This site is found in the NE part of Hebron, north of 35th St., an on the west side of 75th Ave., the road between Sections 27 and 28, and the route to the landfill. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton Count April 2002)"]
["Morton",5154,"Sims",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 11-138-86","Sims Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Also called English Cemetery. This cemetery is located three and a half miles north of Almont along Highway 86, and east of the road It is not identifiable as a cemetery in 2001. Due to the absence of section lines, we were unsure of the exact location of this former cemetery which may still hold unmoved burials. Roger Harmon reports he was able to find this site and his witching indicated several burials left unmoved. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1154,"St. Ann's Catholic",null,null,"Hebron, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 33-140-90","Hebron Township","1960-02-18","Plat filed in 1931",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Peter Hoffman, secretary; Martin Nagel, sexton -- both Hebron","4-1-2002 The cemetery has a chain fence and sign and is well maintained. Francis Tibor (305 South Park St., Hebron 58638, 701-878-4628 is the sexton. This cemetery is just across the street to the north of cemeteries #702 First Evangelical United Brethren and #739 First Baptist Church, being on the north side of the Highway 139 bypass, in the southwest part of Hebron. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",355,"St. Anthony Church",null,null,"St. Anthony, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 7-136-81","St. Anthony Township","1931-09-25",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: St. Anthony Church, St. Anthony","4-1-2002 The cemetery is located just west of the church on the south side of the main drag in St. Anthony. It is fenced and well maintained St. Anthony church records are located at Christ the King Catholic Church, Mandan. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",840,"St. Clement Catholic",null,null,"Glen Ullin, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 14-140-89","Wehri Township","1931-11-28",null,null,"St. Clemens Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 William Duppong, president; Steve Gerger, secretary; Rev. Adam Hunkler, sexton -- all Glen Ullin","4-1-2002 The cemetery is surrounded by a chain link fence and has a big sign. It is located 5 1/2 miles north of I-94 exit 108, north of Glen Ullin, then a mile and a half west on 32 1/2 St. and on the north side of the road, just east of the St. Clement Catholic Church in downtown Haymarsh. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",701,"St. George's",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 33-134-82","New Hope Township","1931-10-24",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced and maintained, but not in current use. There are no recent burials. Record location is unknown. This cemetery is about a half-mile west of Fairview Cemetery (HD #347), on the road west of Breien, and just to the northeast of the village of Timmer, on the north side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1294,"St. John the Baptist Cemetery",null,null,"Solen, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 32-135-80","Odense Township","1960-11-23",null,null,"St. John the Baptist Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: priest at Sacred Heart Church, Solen","4-1-2002 The former Catholic church at Odense is now a town hall. The cemetery has a sign, is fenced and maintained and has lots of iron crosses. The records for this cemetery are located at the Indian Mission Catholic Church in Ft. Yates. This cemetery is found by taking 18th Ave. north out of Solen, four miles north of Sacred Heart Cemetery, a mile east on County Highway 134 along 66th St., then almost a mile north along 17th Ave. The hall and cemetery are on the east side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",345,"St. John's",null,"formerly Deutsche Evangelische St. Johannes Gemeinde",null,"4-1-2002 It is located in the northwestern part of Hebron on the south side of 35th Street (Highway 140).",null,"NW corner of 33-140-90","Hebron Township","1931-09-16",null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The sexton is George Saxowsky, Hebron (701-878-4901).","2-4-1960 To be changed in near future to United Church of Christ.","7-1-1968 Wilbert Hoerauf, president; Rudy Huepel, secretary; Armin Rehm, sexton -- all Hebron"]
["Morton",5148,"St. John's",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SW 1/4 of 10-137-81","St. John Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is well maintained, with chain link fence and has a sign. Cemetery contact is William Walker (4740 County Road 82, Mandan 58554, 701-663-7278). It is located nine miles south of Mandan. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",349,"St. Joseph's Catholic","Same land description as #348.",null,"Mandan, ND",null,null,"23-139-81",null,"1931-08-28",null,null,"St. Joseph's Church",null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is now a part of Union Cemetery (HD #348), with the same description, comments, etc. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5159,"St. Margaret's/St. Vincent's Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 2-139-83","Sweet Briar Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery is located by taking the frontage road on the north side of I-94 west past Crown Butte Lake to 31st Avenue, then 2 miles north along 31st, one half mile west along 36th St. The cemetery is located on the south side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1027,"St. Martin Catholic",null,null,"Huff, ND",null,null,"E1/2 of 6-136-79","Huff Township","1932-07-01","organized \"about 1925\"",null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Church of Saint Martin, Huff, ND","4-1-2002 This cemetery is just north of the St. Martin Catholic Church west of Highway 1806. It is fenced with a sign and maintained. Burial records for this cemetery are found at Christ the King Catholic Church, Mandan. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1272,"St. Pius V",null,null,"New Salem, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 21-139-85","Engelter Township","1960-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Rev. G.J. Kovitch, president; Roy Hartman, secretary; Frank Sturn, sexton -- all New Salem","4-1-2002 The cemetery is well maintained and has a decorative sign over the gate. The cemetery records are held by the church and include church interment book. All of the burials in the book have markers. There are some unknown burials but the church has no record of those. The sexton is Joe Kautzman (701-843-7897, 102 North 1st, New Salem 58563). The location is just east of Graceland Cemetery in the northwest area of New Salem. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",1434,"Stone Lutheran",null,null,"Mandan, ND","rural Mandan",null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 24-137-83","Chimney Butte Township","1974-09-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Raymond Carlson, RR 2, Mandan, president; Ted Rask, RR 2, Mandan, vice president; Elmer Thorson, Flasher, sec.-treasurer","4-1-2002 The records are located at First Lutheran Church, 408 - 9th St. NW, Mandan. The cemetery sexton is Richard Rask (701-445- 7427), 3255 - 50th St., Mandan, 58554. This cemetery can be located six miles south of Mandan along Highway 6, west on 47th St. four miles, south on 26th Ave. two miles (County Highway 82), six miles west on 49th St. (County Highway 137), then two and 2/3 miles south along 31st Ave. The cemetery is on the east side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",1481,"Thiel Family Crossing",null,null,"Almont, ND","farm--7 miles west of Almont",null,"SW 1/4 of 23-138-87",null,"1985-07-22",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 This cemetery can be reached by taking Highway 138 west about 6 miles from Highway 138/86 intersection in Almont and along 46th St to the road to the farmstead on Section 22. East of the house, a trail through the gate of the pasture on the west side of Section 23 leads up to the prominent cemetery on the hill. It is double fenced, had a large sign over the gate, and holds three well-marked burials. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5145,"Three unknown burials removed",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 11-135-79","Ft. Rice Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Burials of a woman and two children were removed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1985. The graves had become expos and some vandalism occurred. Attempts were made by the Corps to identify these individuals, but they came to the conclusion that they ma have been buried after Ft. Rice was established and before the first homesteader occupied this land. The bones of these three were reburied that time in #1424 Old Rice Cemetery. These burials had been just north of the section line to the north of Old Ft. Rice Cemetery, and about quarter mile east of Highway 1806. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",896,"Trinity Lutheran Church",null,null,"Flasher, ND","1-1/2 miles south of Flasher",null,"NE 1/4 of 11-134-84","Flasher Township","1932-01-02",null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery is fenced, has a large sign and is well mowed. The sexton is the city auditor, P.O. Box 227, Flasher, ND 58535, 70 597-3127. It is located about a mile east of Flasher along 67th Street, and on the south side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5171,"Two burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 27-140-90","Hebron Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Unknown burials, one perhaps moved leaving a depression, north and east of grave #5170. Taken from Hagerott Morton County 1978 guide, but not visited in 2001. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",348,"Union Cemetery Association","Same land description as #349.",null,"Mandan, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 23-139-81",null,"1931-08-28",null,null,"Union Cemetery Association",null,null,"7-1-1968 City of Mandan in charge of cemetery. Contact: city auditor.","4-1-2002 This large cemetery is operated by the city of Mandan, with records owned by the city auditor's office, 205 - 2nd Ave. NW, Mand 701-667-3210. It is well maintained, has a sign and is located north on Mandan Avenue under the I-94 overpass, then to the east on 16th St. The cemetery office on-site telephone is: 701-667-3282. Jim Ferder, 1600 Mapleton Ave., Bismarck, 58503 (701-221-1169) has read about three-fourths of this cemetery and will resolve it with the records during 2002 with publication following that. The approximate 20,000 buried in this cemetery are not a part of this book. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, 2002)"]
["Morton",5147,"Unknown grave with six stones",null,null,null,null,null,"N1/2 SE 1/4 of 32-135-80","Odense Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The grave and stones are on a hill in the pasture of Mike Howiatow, who found the burial many years ago. Mike does have a farm trail that leads fairly close to the site, but you would need guidance. Mike's home is in the SE corner of Section 32 near the intersection of 6 St. and 16th Ave. Mike died in 2001. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5163,"Unmarked graves",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 22-140-82","Square Butte Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 Reported in the 1978 guide to be on the west side of a hill in the NE 1/4 west of Highway 25. A number of unmarked graves are in an unmarked site. This site was not visited in 2001. This place is four and a half miles north of I-94 exit 147 along Highway 25 and on the west side of the road. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Morton",5151,"Zion Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 29-138-84","Spring Valley Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"4-1-2002 The cemetery contains only a few tombstones, is fenced and has a sign, and is maintained by the county park board. The cemetery located six and a half miles south of Judson along 39th Ave. (County Highway 84), then west on 47th St. for one mile. It is located near the road on the north side. (from MOST Cemeteries of Morton County, April 2002)"]
["Mountrail",1314,"(now Riverview--all graves moved--see #1370)",null,null,"Stanley, ND","8 miles south of Stanley.",null,"26-155-91",null,"1961-03-13"]
["Mountrail",1265,"Christiansand",null,null,"White Earth, ND",null,null,"5-155-94",null,"1960-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"\"There are no directors as this congregation went in with the White Earth Lutheran Church but we still use the cemetery.\" Located on Martin Hegland's land."]
["Mountrail",1260,"Cottonwood Lake Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"White Earth, ND","10 miles north",null,"2-157-93",null,"1960-09-19"]
["Mountrail",1559,"Earl Bunyon Statue",null,null,"New Town, ND",null,"Lot 1, Block 1, LaRocque subdivision 7/14/1999"]
["Mountrail",1428,"Fairview",null,null,"Stanley, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 28-156-91",null,"1974-01-14",null,null,"Stanley Park District responsible for affairs of cemetery."]
["Mountrail",1284,"Holy Family Catholic",null,null,"New Town, ND",null,null,"18-150-92",null,"1960-11-02",null,null,"St. Anthony Indian Mission, Mandaree",null,null,null,"(Graves were transferred from Shell Creek Cemetery, now under water.) 7-1-1968 Contact: Rev. Aloysius Bittman, Mandaree"]
["Mountrail",1585,"Jorgensen Family Cemetery",null,null,"New Town, ND",null,null,"27-154-91",null,"2007-01-10",null,"private"]
["Mountrail",887,"Lostwood",null,null,null,null,null,"27-158-91",null,"1931-12-31",null,null,"First English Church of Lostwood"]
["Mountrail",945,"Lunds Valley Lutheran",null,"formerly Zion Lutheran","Lunds Valley, ND",null,null,"27-158-92",null,"1932-01-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Chester Solgjeld, Lostwood, president; Hardus Paulson, Lostwood, secretary; Eddie Paulson, White Earth, sexton"]
["Mountrail",358,"Lutheran",null,null,"Plaza, ND",null,null,"35-153-88",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"First Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Richard Wurtz, Plaza"]
["Mountrail",1267,"Manitou",null,null,"Ross, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 15-156-93",null,"1960-10-13",null,null,"Trinity Lutheran Church",null,null,"7-1-1968 Orville M. Hagen, president; Ray Riersgard, secretary; Severin Erekram, sexton -- all Ross"]
["Mountrail",1354,"New Town Memorial",null,null,null,null,null,"16-152-92",null,"1963-08-07",null,null,"City of New Town",null,null,"1/9/1969 L.W. Logan, sexton"]
["Mountrail",765,"Norman Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 29-158-94","Bicker Township","1931-11-16"]
["Mountrail",359,"Parshall",null,null,"Parshall, ND",null,null,"31-152-89",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,null,null,null,"1-10-1064 Cemetery owned by city of Parshall. 7-1-1968 Contact: city auditor, Parshall"]
["Mountrail",968,"Parshall Catholic Church",null,null,"Parshall, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 31-152-89",null,"1932-02-05",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: St. Bridget Catholic Church, Parshall. Sexton: Albert Tompers, Parshall"]
["Mountrail",1465,"Rancher's Rest",null,null,null,"20 miles south of White Earth",null,"14-154-94",null,"1980-08-26",null,null,null,null,null,"Monte Larmer, White Earth, secretary"]
["Mountrail",705,"Riverside",null,"(now Riverview--all graves moved to other cemeteries; a new Riverview Cemetery established, see #1370)","Sanish, ND",null,null,null,null,"1931-10-24"]
["Mountrail",1370,"Riverview Cemetery, Inc.",null,"This is a new cemetery replacing Riverside Cemetery , #705, which was relocated by the Corps of Engineers.","Sanish, ND",null,null,"11-152-93",null,"1965-05-19"]
["Mountrail",881,"St. Francis Catholic",null,null,"White Earth, ND",null,null,"4-156-94",null,"1932-01-02"]
["Mountrail",880,"St. Ignatius Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 27-158-91",null,"1932-01-02"]
["Mountrail",704,"St. Olaf' s",null,null,"Tagus, ND",null,null,"12-156-88",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"St. Olaf's Congregation"]
["Mountrail",1376,"St. Paul's Church",null,null,null,null,null,"26-154-90",null,"1965-11-08",null,null,"Church purchased by Lutheran Church of Parshall.",null,null,null,"Cemetery abandoned according to Otto Woessner of Stanley."]
["Mountrail",1389,"Van Hook",null,null,"New Town, ND",null,null,"NE SE 1/4 of 30-152-91",null,"1967-09-20",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-1968 Contact: Erwin Ventsch, New Town"]
["Mountrail",360,"Wabek",null,null,null,null,null,"20&29-152-88",null,"1931-08-17","plot was recorded 11-30-1927"]
["Mountrail",1432,"White Earth Community",null,null,"White Earth, ND",null,null,"4-156-94",null,"1974-07-23",null,null,"White Earth city council",null,null,"7-23-1974 Contact: city auditor, White Earth"]
["Mountrail",1496,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,"Donnybrook, ND",null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 30-158-89","Crowfoot Township","1988-02-17",null,null,"Bethlehem Lutheran Church",null,null,"2-16-1988 LuVern Anderson, Donnybrook, sexton"]
["Nelson",371,"Bergen",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner NE of 22-149-61","Forde Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Bergen Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Nelson",1348,"Center Lutheran Church",null,null,"Mapes, ND",null,null,"29-151-59","Central Township","1963-01-17"]
["Nelson",375,"Enterprise Finnish Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"9-154-59",null,"1931-09-01",null,null,"Finnish Lutheran Church"]
["Nelson",362,"Gethsemane",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 7-149-61",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Gethsemane Norwegian Evangelic Lutheran Free Church"]
["Nelson",1452,"Hoff Lutheran",null,null,"Brocket, ND",null,null,"4-154-60",null,"1978-04-21",null,null,null,null,null,"4-21-1978 Lyle Sundeen, Brocket, sexton"]
["Nelson",1580,"Klefstad Family",null,null,"Pekin, ND",null,null,"2-149-60",null,"2004-12-03",null,"Private",null,null,"Lanny A. and Tammy Klefstad (property owners)","Stuard Klefstad (sexton); 1209 - 6th St. NE, Minot 58703"]
["Nelson",706,"Lakota",null,null,"Lakota, ND",null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 27-153-60",null,"1931-10-31",null,null,"Lakota city council"]
["Nelson",1341,"Logan Lutheran Church",null,null,"Aneta, ND",null,null,"22-150-57",null,"1962-04-17"]
["Nelson",365,"Lom Church",null,null,null,null,null,"22-151-57","Adler Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Lom Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Nelson",364,"Melrose Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"10-151-58","Melvin Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Melrose Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Nelson",374,"Michigan City",null,null,null,null,null,"5-152-58","Michigan City Township","1931-10-02"]
["Nelson",372,"New Luther Valley",null,null,"McVille, ND",null,null,"13-149-59","Nesheim Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"New Luther Valley Congregation"]
["Nelson",827,"Norway",null,null,"Aneta, ND",null,null,"35-149-59","Nesheim Township","1931-12-02",null,null,"Norway Church"]
["Nelson",1048,"Norway Church",null,null,null,null,null,"20-149-57","Ora Township","1933-01-05",null,null,"Board of Trustees of Norway Church"]
["Nelson",370,"Our Savior's Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"21-150-58","Field Township","1931-09-24"]
["Nelson",376,"Pekin",null,null,"Pekin, ND",null,null,"28-150-60",null,"1931-09-01"]
["Nelson",377,"Petersburg Cemetery Association",null,null,"Petersburg, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 6-152-57"]
["Nelson",366,"Sarnia",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 1-154-58",null,"1931-09-30"]
["Nelson",361,"Sheyenne",null,null,"Pekin, ND",null,null,"2-149-60","Bergen Township","1931-09-28"]
["Nelson",368,"Sigdal",null,null,null,null,null,"32-150-61","Dayton Township","1931-09-23",null,null,"Sigdal Congregation"]
["Nelson",1345,"Silent Hill",null,null,"Aneta, ND",null,null,"28-149-57",null,"1962-05-11",null,null,"Silent Hill Cemetery Association"]
["Nelson",1020,"St. John's",null,null,null,null,null,"7-149-60","Bergen Township","1932-06-13",null,null,"St. Lawrence Catholic Church of Jessie, ND"]
["Nelson",369,"St. Mary's",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 27-153-60","Lakota Township","1931-09-23",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but management by St. Mary's Cemetery Association."]
["Nelson",363,"The Melvin",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of 33-151-58",null,"1931-10-15","organized \"about 1885\"",null,"The Melvin Cemetery Association"]
["Nelson",373,"Valley Grove",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of 28-149-58","Lee Township","1931-10-02",null,null,"Valley Grove Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Nelson",367,"Wester Forest River",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 5-154-58","Sarnia Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Wester Forest River Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Nelson",1152,"Zion Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Dahlen, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 22-154-57",null,"1960-02-17"]
["Oliver",1393,"Arroda (private)",null,null,"Fort Clark, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 4-143-83",null,"1967-12-11",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"Private cemetery for burial of Arthur F. and Rosa Daub."]
["Oliver",1375,"Bagley Community",null,null,"Stanton, ND",null,"parts in SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 & SW 1/4 NE 1/4","10-143-84",null,"1965-11-08"]
["Oliver",1271,"Center Cemetery Association",null,null,"Center, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 15-142-84",null,"1960-10-19"]
["Oliver",1333,"Churchtown Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 32-141-84",null,"1962-02-13",null,null,"Christ Lutheran Church"]
["Oliver",378,"Hannover",null,null,"Hannover, ND",null,null,"15-142-85",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,"St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Oliver",1429,"Hillview Cemetery of Price Valley, Inc. (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"SE1/14 NE 1/4 of 33-142-81",null,"1974-03-18",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"Private cemetery for the Price family."]
["Oliver",1230,"Nisbet Cemetery Corporation",null,null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"9-143-86",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"5/13/1960 5-9-1960 Two gentlemen from Hazen called at the office in regard to the Nisbet Cemetery. They stated there are no officers of the cemetery association, no records are being kept, no records can be found, the deed for the cemetery is on file at the Register of Deeds office, and that have been unable to locate a drawing or plat of the cemetery. This is all the information they could supply."]
["Oliver",794,"Otter Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"10-141-86",null,"1931-12-16",null,null,"Otter Creek Cemetery Association"]
["Oliver",1392,"Pleasant Valley",null,null,"Stanton, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 14-143-85",null,"1967-12-06",null,null,null,null,null,"7-13-1999 Robert Ford, Hazen, president; JoAnne Price, Center, vice president; Sharon Huber, Hazen, sec.-treasurer"]
["Oliver",795,"Rhein",null,null,null,null,null,"12-142-87",null,"1931-12-16",null,null,"Rhein Cemetery Association"]
["Oliver",1556,"Sanger Cemetery",null,null,"Sanger, ND",null,null,"19-143-81",null,"1999-05-17",null,null,"Sanger Cemetery Committee"]
["Oliver",708,"St. Anthony's",null,null,null,"vicinity of Rosebud",null,"29-141-83",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"St. Anthony's Corporation"]
["Oliver",379,"St. Jakobes",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 12-142-87",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,"St. Jakobes Church"]
["Oliver",380,"St. Martin's",null,"formerly St. Joseph's","Center, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 15-142-84",null,"1931-08-31"]
["Oliver",709,"St. Mary's",null,null,null,"near Yucca, ND",null,"34-142-82",null,"1931-10-27",null,null,"St. Mary's Corporation"]
["Oliver",707,"St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Hazen, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 23-143-86",null,"1931-10-27"]
["Oliver",1486,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,"Center, ND",null,null,"14-142-84",null,"1987-02-20",null,null,null,null,null,"2-20-87 Walter Reinke, sexton"]
["Oliver",1373,"Strand",null,null,null,"8 miles SE of Center, ND",null,"NE 1/4 of 18-141-83",null,"1965-10-14",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This is an old cemetery. Last burial was in the late '20s. Taken care of by Gerald Berg, Center, ND."]
["Pembina",387,"Andvari",null,null,null,null,null,"11-161-56","Beaulieu Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Hallson Lutheran Church"]
["Pembina",946,"Bathgate",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 10-162-53",null,"1932-01-20",null,null,"Bathgate Cemetery Association"]
["Pembina",386,"Bruce",null,null,"Neche, ND",null,null,"34-163-54",null,"1931-09-30"]
["Pembina",382,"Calvary Catholic",null,null,"St. Thomas, ND",null,null,"3-154-53",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,"St. Thomas Catholic Church","The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Thomas Catholic Church."]
["Pembina",384,"Cavalier Catholic",null,null,"Cavalier, ND",null,null,"3-161-54",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Bridget's Parish of Cavalier. Other records before 1890 kept at Pembina, St. Thomas and Walhalla."]
["Pembina",1264,"Cavalier City",null,null,"Cavalier, ND",null,null,"3-161-54",null,"1960-09-30","Organized: \"sometime before 6-27-1896.\""]
["Pembina",385,"Cemetery of the Blessed Virgin Mary",null,null,"Pembina, ND",null,null,"5-163-51",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by the Blessed Virgin Mary Church of Pembina."]
["Pembina",394,"Cemetery of the Evangelical Lutheran Ch. Of St. Paul",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 18-160-53","St. Thomas Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. Thomas, ND"]
["Pembina",383,"Crystal Catholic",null,"formerly Calvary","Crystal, ND",null,null,"13-159-55",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Patrick's Church of Crystal."]
["Pembina",927,"Drayton",null,null,"Drayton, ND",null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 of 23-159-51","Drayton Township","1932-02-01","Organized: \"Don't know, about 1887.\""]
["Pembina",1536,"Dumoulin (or Selkirk & Belcourt)",null,null,"Pembina, ND","north of Pembina, ND",null,"33-163-51",null,"1995-06-29","Organized: ? 1818",null,null,null,null,null,"Cemetery abandoned approximately 1893"]
["Pembina",1061,"Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Neche, ND","4-1/2 miles west of Neche",null,"4-163-54",null,"1933-11-25","\"Reorganized when the new law came out somewhere in 1931.\""]
["Pembina",395,"Gardar",null,null,null,null,null,"21-159-56","Gardar Township","1931-09-24"]
["Pembina",401,"Glasston",null,null,"Glasston, ND",null,null,"2-160-53",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"Glasston Cemetery Association"]
["Pembina",400,"Grove Side",null,null,"Crystal, ND",null,null,"18-159-54","Elora Township","1931-08-12"]
["Pembina",1268,"Hallson",null,null,null,"2 miles east of Hallson",null,"SE corner SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 17-161-55",null,"1960-10-13","Organized: \"October 1890 (tombstone dated 1876)\" Hallson Church"]
["Pembina",397,"Hamilton",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 of 35-162-53","Hamilton Township","1931-09-10",null,null,"Hamilton Township supervisors"]
["Pembina",402,"Hillside Memorial",null,null,"Walhalla, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 30-163-56",null,"1931-08-03",null,null,"Hillside Memorial Cemetery Board"]
["Pembina",398,"Hyde Park",null,null,"Neche, ND",null,null,"NE corner SW 1/4 of 30-164-54","Felson Township","1931-09-18","Organized: \"1887 or earlier\" Hyde Park Cemetery Company"]
["Pembina",391,"Lincoln (aka Bowesmont City)",null,null,"Bowesmont, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 11-160-51","Lincoln Township","1931-10-02","Deed executed 9-17-1895",null,null,null,null,"8-23-1965 Lloyd Christenson Bowesmont, sexton"]
["Pembina",1315,"Mountain",null,null,"Mountain, ND",null,null,"16-160-56",null,"1961-04-14",null,null,"Mountain Cemetery Association","Vikur Congregation",null,null,"April 1961: In the early days our little town was called Vik. That's why the congregation is called Vikur congregation. Then the postal authorities didn't like t he name Vik, ND, so the name was changed to Mountain, ND. So therefore Mountain or Vikur is really the same. Yours respectfully, Wm. K. Halldorson"]
["Pembina",396,"Neche Union",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 17-163-53",null,"1931-09-01",null,null,"Presbyterian and Methodist Churches of Neche"]
["Pembina",710,"Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Concrete, ND",null,null,"8-151-56",null,"1931-10-27"]
["Pembina",388,"Oak Lawn",null,null,"Concrete, ND",null,null,"19-161-56","Beaulieu Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Oak Lawn Cemetery Association"]
["Pembina",1158,"Pembina City",null,null,"Pembina, ND",null,null,"5-163-51",null,"1960-02-18"]
["Pembina",1234,"Pembina Lutheran",null,null,"Pembina, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 9-163-51",null,"1960-05-24"]
["Pembina",1332,"Peters",null,null,"Akra, ND",null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 5-161-55",null,"1962-01-11","Organized: \"in the '90s\" (1890s) Peters Cemetery Association"]
["Pembina",390,"Sacred Heart",null,null,"Joliette, ND",null,null,"33-162-51",null,"1931-09-22",null,null,"Sacred Heart Catholic Church"]
["Pembina",393,"St. Anthony's Church",null,null,"Bathgate, ND",null,null,"NE of NE 1/4 of 9-162-53",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Anthony's Church of Bathgate."]
["Pembina",1321,"St. Edward's",null,null,"Drayton, ND",null,null,"22&23-159-51",null,"1961-06-12",null,null,"St. Edward's Catholic Church"]
["Pembina",741,"St. Ellen's",null,null,"Concrete, ND",null,null,"27-161-56","Beaulieu Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Officers of St. Ellen's Cemetery"]
["Pembina",381,"St. John's",null,null,"Crystal, ND",null,null,"8-159-54","Elora Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Pembina",392,"St. Joseph",null,null,null,null,null,"21-163-55",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Joseph Church of Leroy, ND"]
["Pembina",403,"St. Nereus & Achilleus Church",null,null,"Neche, ND",null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 37-164-53",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Nereus & Achilleus Church."]
["Pembina",711,"St. Thomas City",null,null,"St. Thomas, ND",null,null,"2-159-53",null,"1931-10-21",null,null,"City Council"]
["Pembina",389,"Thingvalla Lutheran Church (aka Eyford)",null,null,"Edinburg, ND",null,null,"34-160-56",null,"1931-09-23"]
["Pembina",1403,"Tyner",null,null,"Backoo, ND",null,null,"5-152-54","Cavalier Township","1969-06-27","First dates on stones 1882",null,"Tyner Cemetery Association"]
["Pembina",1290,"Vidalin",null,null,"Akra, ND",null,null,"27-161-55",null,"1960-11-15",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Plat recorded 4-26-1895"]
["Pembina",399,"Walhalla Roman Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"29-163-56","Walhalla Township","1931-09-15","Organized: \"Prior to 6-2-1898--don't know exact date.\" Walhalla Roman Catholic Cemetery Association"]
["Pembina",997,"Zion Evangelical",null,null,"Cavalier, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 11-161-54",null,"1932-04-11",null,null,"trustees of Zion Evangelical Church"]
["Pierce",1363,"Bethel Lutheran Church",null,null,"Rugby, ND",null,null,"28-156-73",null,"1964-05-18"]
["Pierce",404,"Catholic",null,null,"Rugby, ND",null,null,"6-156-72",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,null,"Property vested in Diocese of Fargo but managed by Church of St. Theresa, Little Flower."]
["Pierce",409,"Catholic",null,null,"Balta, ND",null,null,"16-154-73",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by the Church of Mt. Carmel."]
["Pierce",407,"Denny",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 22-158-74",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"Denny Norwegian Evangelical Church of Burton"]
["Pierce",1225,"Marker Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 14-157-74","Dewey Township","1960-05-02",null,null,"Marker Lutheran Congregation",null,null,"10-3-88 Alma Westgard, sexton (205 - 6th St. SW-Apt. 2, Rugby 58368) or Milton Westgard (1909 - 8th Ave. SE, Mandan 58554"]
["Pierce",1568,"Our Lady of Mount Carmel",null,null,"Balta, ND",null,null,"6-154-73",null,"2001-07-17"]
["Pierce",410,"Persilla Watts",null,"formerly Rugby Cemetery","Rugby, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 2-156-73",null,"1931-08-05"]
["Pierce",408,"Sacred Heart",null,null,null,null,null,"10-153-74",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,null,"Property vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by the Sacred Heart trustees."]
["Pierce",406,"St. Anselm's Cemetery of Fulda",null,null,null,null,null,"7-155-74","Jefferson Township","1931-09-24",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Anselm's Church of Fulda (P.O., Berwick)."]
["Pierce",405,"St. Anthony's",null,null,"Selz, ND",null,null,"33-151-72",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,null,"Property vested in Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Anthony's Church of Selz."]
["Pierce",1063,"St. John Lutheran",null,null,"Martin, ND",null,null,"34-151-74","Dewey Township","1933-12-23","1960-04-11",null,"South West Barton Cemetery Association"]
["Pierce",1232,"Tunbridge",null,null,null,null,null,"12-156-74","Ness Township","1960-05-18",null,null,"Tunbridge Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Pierce",1221,"Wolford Community",null,null,"Wolford, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 21-158-70",null,"1960-04-27",null,null,"Wolford Lutheran Church, First Presbyterian Church"]
["Ramsey",413,"Bergen Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"28-157-64","Hamar Township","1931-10-02",null,null,"Bergen Norwegian Lutheran Congregation"]
["Ramsey",1227,"Bethany Lutheran Free Church",null,null,"Derrick, ND",null,null,"30-158-61",null,"1960-05-04"]
["Ramsey",422,"Bethel",null,null,null,null,null,"26-156-62","Cato Township","1931-10-10",null,null,"Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church located between Webster and Edmore"]
["Ramsey",424,"Big Coulee",null,null,null,null,null,"7-154-66","Pelican Township","1931-08-03",null,null,"Big Coulee Cemetery Association"]
["Ramsey",412,"Catholic",null,null,"Crary, ND",null,null,"20-153-62",null,"1931-10-05",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by the Sacred Heart Church (Crary)."]
["Ramsey",418,"Catholic Cemetery Association",null,null,"Starkweather, ND",null,null,"2-157-64",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Assumption Church"]
["Ramsey",416,"Chain Lake Lutheran",null,null,"Churchs Ferry, ND",null,null,"17-156-65","DeGroat Township","1931-10-02","Chain Lake Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Ramsey",1406,"Churchs Ferry & Zion",null,null,"Churchs Ferry, ND",null,null,"18-155-66",null,"1969-11-17",null,null,"Churchs Ferry and Zion Congregations.",null,null,null,"Ransom"]
["Ramsey",419,"Concordia aka Edmore Cemetery",null,null,"Edmore, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 25-157-61",null,"1931-09-09",null,null,"Concordia Lutheran Church"]
["Ramsey",1327,"Devils Lake",null,null,"Devils Lake, ND",null,null,"35-154-64",null,"1961-11-09",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This cemetery was formerly under the names of: Grand Army of Republic (#423) incorporated 8-1-1891 and St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery started about the same time. These two merged in 1950 to become the Devils Lake Cemetery."]
["Ramsey",423,"Grand Army of the Republic","In 1950, this cemetery and St. Joseph's merged into what is now Devils Lake Cemetery.",null,"Devils Lake, ND",null,null,"35-154-64","Creel Township","1931-08-03"]
["Ramsey",1395,"Grand Harbor",null,null,"Devils Lake, ND","near former town of Grand Harbor.",null,"15-154-65","Grand Harbor Township","1968-06-11",null,null,null,null,null,null,"6-11-1968 According to Walter Moen of Devils Lake, this is an old abandoned cemetery located on land which he owns."]
["Ramsey",882,"Hope Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"22-154-61","Nixon Township","1932-01-04",null,null,"Hope Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery of Southam"]
["Ramsey",1187,"Lawton Village Community",null,null,"Lawton, ND",null,null,"33-156-60",null,"1960-03-31"]
["Ramsey",829,"Norway Lutheran",null,null,"Devils Lake, ND",null,null,"24-154-66","Pelican Township","1931-12-02",null,null,"Norway Lutheran Church"]
["Ramsey",421,"Saint Joseph's",null,null,"Brocket, ND",null,null,"N1/2 NE 1/4 of 34-155-51",null,"1931-08-17",null,null,"St. Joseph's Church"]
["Ramsey",414,"Scandinavia Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"22-156-63","Harding Township","1931-10-02",null,null,"Scandinavia Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Ramsey",1218,"Sobak",null,null,"Edmore, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 22-157-60",null,"1960-04-22",null,"PRIVATE family cemetery (Mrs. Edda Diseth)"]
["Ramsey",712,"St. Benedict's",null,null,null,null,null,"5-154-62","Ontario Township","1931-10-31",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Benedict's Church of Devils Lake."]
["Ramsey",1238,"St. Hans Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"4-157-60","Newland Township","1960-06-02"]
["Ramsey",1224,"St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Penn, ND",null,null,"27-155-66","Coulee Township","1960-05-02"]
["Ramsey",411,"Starkweather Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NW1/2 of 1-157-64 10/5/1931"]
["Ramsey",417,"Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church",null,null,"Webster, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 14-156-64"]
["Ramsey",1123,"Sunset Memorial Gardens",null,null,"Devils Lake, ND",null,null,"E1/2 of 19-154-64",null,"1956-01-17"]
["Ramsey",415,"Trinity Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran","same land description as #411 Starkweather Cemetery Association.",null,"Starkweather, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 1-157-64",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,"Cemetery committee of Trinity Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran congregation."]
["Ramsey",420,"Vaage Norwegian Lutheran Congregation",null,null,"Brocket, ND",null,null,"27-155-60",null,"1931-08-08"]
["Ransom",713,"Andrew Quinne Family (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 35-136-58",null,"1931-10-29",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Contacts: Carl Quinne and Borghild Dolos"]
["Ransom",889,"Bethania",null,null,"Nome, ND",null,null,"3-135-57","Springer Township","1931-12-31",null,null,"Bethania Cemetery Association"]
["Ransom",737,"Emmanuel Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 17-135-54",null,"1931-11-04"]
["Ransom",1038,"Enderlin",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 4-136-55",null,"1932-09-27"]
["Ransom",1299,"Fillmore Church",null,null,"Enderlin, ND",null,null,"20-136-56","Moore Township","1960-12-05",null,null,"Fillmore Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Ransom",431,"Lutherische Dreieingkeits (Gemeinde of Casey)",null,null,null,null,null,"20-135-54",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,"Trinity Lutheran Church"]
["Ransom",796,"McKinney",null,null,null,null,null,null,"McKinney Township","1931-12-15",null,null,"McKinney Cemetery Association"]
["Ransom",867,"Nidaros Lutheran Church",null,null,"Englevale, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 5-134-58"]
["Ransom",428,"Northland Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"15-136-58","Northland Township","1931-10-08"]
["Ransom",1159,"Oakwood",null,null,"Lisbon, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 35-135-56","Tuller Township","1960-02-23",null,null,"Oakwood Cemetery Association"]
["Ransom",100,"of 150"]
["Ransom",426,"Preston Lutheran",null,"Formerly Fort Ransom Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery. 4-20-1964 name changed to Preston Lutheran Cemetery.",null,null,null,"20-136-57",null,"1931-09-15"]
["Ransom",425,"Sheldon","(same land description as #430)",null,"Sheldon, ND",null,null,"17-136-54",null,"1931-08-06"]
["Ransom",429,"St. Aloysius",null,null,"Lisbon, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 35-135-56",null,"1931-10-05",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Aloysius Church of Lisbon."]
["Ransom",430,"St. Mary's","(same land description as #425)",null,"Sheldon, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 17-136-54",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed by St. Mary's Church."]
["Ransom",427,"St. Patrick's",null,null,"Enderlin, ND",null,null,"4-136-55",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"St. Patrick's Church of Enderlin"]
["Ransom",1168,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,"Lisbon, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 26-135-55","Casey Township","1960-03-04","Organized \"sometime in the 1880s\""]
["Ransom",793,"Standing Rock",null,null,"Fort Ransom, ND",null,null,"NW corner of 2-135-58",null,"1931-12-16",null,null,"Standing Rock Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Ransom",837,"Stiklestad",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 22-135-58",null,"1931-11-30",null,null,"Stiklestad Congregation"]
["Ransom",1553,"Sundale Hutterian Association",null,null,null,null,null,"23-133-54",null,"1998-10-20",null,null,null,null,"Renville","Contact: Ben Hofer, 14226 - 75th Street SE, Milnor 58060"]
["Ransom",901,"West St. Olaf's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Enderlin, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 20-136-55",null,"1932-01-02"]
["Ransom",1312,"Zion",null,null,"Lisbon, ND",null,null,"3-133-55","Aliceton Township","1961-02-10"]
["Renville",1015,"Eden Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"21-163-84",null,"1932-06-01"]
["Renville",432,"Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church",null,null,"Tolley, ND",null,null,"33-161-86",null,"1931-09-23"]
["Renville",1138,"Evanger Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 24-162-87","Rockford Township","1960-01-15","Organized: \"several years before 1909\""]
["Renville",434,"Fairview Cemetery Association",null,null,"Glenburn, ND",null,null,"14-158-82",null,"1931-08-12"]
["Renville",863,"Gethsemane",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 of 25-159-86","Ivanhoe Township","1931-12-22",null,null,"Gethsemane Church Association"]
["Renville",872,"Hamerly Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SW 1/4 of 8-162-85 1/5/1932"]
["Renville",1476,"Hurley Township",null,null,"Loraine, ND",null,null,"9-162-84","Hurley Township","1983-09-22"]
["Renville",904,"Sherwood Union","(same land description as #995)",null,"Sherwood, ND",null,null,"14-163-85",null,"1932-01-02"]
["Renville",1478,"St. Charles",null,null,"Tolley, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 33-161-86",null,"1983-09-30",null,null,"Sts. Peter & Paul Church, Mohall, sexton",null,null,null,"Richland"]
["Renville",748,"St. Henry's",null,null,null,null,null,"27-158-84",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"St. Henry's Church of Questad"]
["Renville",995,"St. James Catholic","(same land description as #904)",null,"Sherwood, ND",null,null,"14-163-85",null,"1932-04-07",null,null,null,null,null,null,"April 1932: \"Half of this cemetery, the part described, is for Catholics, the other half, for Protestants. I keep the records of the Catholic, the is a sexton for the two combined.\" John J. Heinz"]
["Renville",1475,"St. John's German Lutheran",null,null,"Sherwood, ND",null,null,"30-163-85",null,"1983-07-20",null,null,null,null,null,null,"July 1983: The church building was sold; no church services for 30 years; last burial in 1963. Merl Hain, Sherwood, checks the cemetery a couple times a year."]
["Renville",996,"St. Philomena",null,null,"Glenburn, ND",null,null,"14-158-82",null,"1932-04-07",null,null,"St. Philomena Catholic Church"]
["Renville",1107,"Stanley Family",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner SE 1/4 of 33-161-86",null,"1950-09-29",null,"PRIVATE"]
["Renville",433,"Van Buren",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner S1/2 NE 1/4 of 3-158-83","Van Buren Township","1931-08-12",null,null,null,null,null,"Van Buren township board clerk has and keeps the records."]
["Richland",458,"Anderson's",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-133-52",null,"1931-10-03",null,null,"Norwegian Lutheran Church"]
["Richland",735,"Bethany",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 24-134-49",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"Bethany Norwegian Lutheran Church"]
["Richland",470,"Bohemian National",null,null,null,null,null,"17-132-47","Center Township","1931-08-25",null,null,"Bohemian National Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",465,"Calvary",null,null,"Wahpeton, ND",null,null,"7-132-47","Center Township","1931-09-10",null,null,"Calvary Cemetery Improvement Association"]
["Richland",467,"Calvary",null,null,"Fairmount, ND",null,null,"NE corner of 17-130-47",null,"1931-08-03",null,null,"St. Anthony's Church of Fairmount"]
["Richland",832,"Calvary","(same land description as #716) St. Philip's Church of Hankinson",null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"23-130-50","Brightwood Township","1931-12-01"]
["Richland",450,"Catholic",null,null,"Lidgerwood, ND",null,null,"part of NW 1/4 of 14-130-52","Grant Township","1931-09-24",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. John's Catholic Church."]
["Richland",469,"Christine Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"26-136-49","Eagle Township","1931-08-31"]
["Richland",779,"Dexter Congregational",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 22-131-52","Dexter Township","1931-11-10"]
["Richland",448,"Eagle",null,null,"Christine, ND",null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 18-136-48","Eagle Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Eagle Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",464,"Elk Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 13-132-52","Wyndmere Township","1931-10-05","Originally called Wyndmere Cemetery","PERPETUAL CARE"]
["Richland",437,"Emanuel",null,null,"Abercrombie, ND",null,null,"4-134-48",null,"1931-10-17",null,null,"Emanuel Church of Abercrombie",null,null,"10-26-90 Sexton: Norman Ihland, Rt. 1, Box 16, Kent, MN 56552"]
["Richland",716,"Emmanuel Evangelical",null,null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"23-130-50","Brightwood Township","1931-10-26"]
["Richland",459,"Evangelical Christian Church",null,null,null,null,null,"19-136-48","Eagle Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Evangelical Christian Church Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",778,"Evangelical Lutheran Holy Cross",null,null,"Lidgerwood, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 13-130-52",null,"1931-11-20"]
["Richland",444,"Fairmount",null,null,null,null,null,"6-129-47","Fairmount Township","1931-09-09"]
["Richland",457,"Fairview",null,null,"Wahpeton, ND",null,null,"6-132-47",null,"1931-10-01",null,"PERPETUAL CARE in June 2000 (says organized 5-10-1939)","PERPETUAL CARE in June 2000 (says organized 5-10-1939)"]
["Richland",971,"Faith Lutheran",null,"formerly Evangelic Lutheran Church of the Wild Rice Cemetery.","Dwight, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 28-133-48",null,"1932-02-23"]
["Richland",436,"Freeman",null,null,"McLeod, ND",null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 17-134-52","Freeman Township","1931-10-17",null,null,"Freeman Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",439,"Gol",null,null,"Kindred, ND",null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 7-136-50",null,"1931-10-19",null,null,"Gol Norwegian Lutheran Church"]
["Richland",468,"Gol-Aal",null,null,"Wyndmere, ND","10-1/2 miles NE of Wyndmere Gol-Aal Lutheran Congregation",null,"21-134-51","Garborg Township","1931-09-01"]
["Richland",443,"Greenview",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 26-133-50",null,"1931-08-08",null,null,"Greenview Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",714,"Helendale",null,null,null,null,null,"21-136-52","Helendale Township","1931-10-28",null,null,"Helendale congregation"]
["Richland",1177,"Hemnes",null,null,"Christine, ND",null,null,"1-136-49","Eagle Township","1960-03-28","Organized: \"might be 1871\" Congregation dissolved."]
["Richland",442,"Hillside",null,null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"23-130-50","Brightwood Township","1931-08-12"]
["Richland",455,"Homestead Lutheran",null,null,null,"7 miles NE of Wyndmere",null,"11-133-51",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-16-1975 All graves removed from 2 acres (SE 2 acres of NE 1/4) of cemetery and was returned to farmland--remainder of cemetery still exists."]
["Richland",460,"Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"12-130-50",null,"1931-10-06"]
["Richland",777,"Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"6-129-51","Duerr Township","1931-11-20"]
["Richland",1355,"Janus Coeli (Door of Heaven)","same as #1125, they just changed their name",null,"Wahpeton, ND",null,null,"34-133-48",null,"1963-09-24"]
["Richland",445,"Moore's (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of 9-132-48","Center Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"PRIVATE"]
["Richland",966,"Normanna",null,null,"McLeod, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 31-135-51",null,"1932-02-01",null,null,"Normanna Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Richland",447,"Peace Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Barney, ND",null,null,"7-132-50",null,"1931-09-28"]
["Richland",715,"Perhus Cemetery Association",null,null,"Kindred, ND",null,null,"4-136-50",null,"1931-10-31","Plot was recorded 1-29-1892","PERPETUAL CARE"]
["Richland",1125,"Porta Coeli (Gate of Heaven )",null,null,"Wahpeton, ND",null,null,"34-133-48",null,"1957-12-27",null,null,"Carmelite Nuns of the Diocese of Fargo, Wahpeton, ND ? Date ? Name changed to Janus Coeli (Door of Heaven)"]
["Richland",446,"Richland",null,null,null,null,null,"11-135-49","Eagle Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Richland Lutheran Church"]
["Richland",857,"Richland County Poor Farm Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"17-132-47","Center Township","1931-12-21",null,null,"Officers of the Richland County Commissioners"]
["Richland",456,"Riverside",null,null,"Wahpeton, ND",null,null,"17-132-47","Center Township","1931-09-26",null,null,"Riverside Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",1453,"Sisters of St. Francis","(same land description as #1131)",null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"24-130-50",null,"1978-08-04",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Wipperman's Addition, Lots 5 and 6--the old cemetery is located on lot 2 Sisters of St. Francis of the Immaculate Heart of Mary"]
["Richland",5055,"Smith Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"20-135-48",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"pre-1992: According to Duane Kragness, attorney, Wahpeton, two bodies are buried on the farmstead with room for three more (10x10 plot It is called the Smith Cemetery; however, the landowner does not want to register it as a cemetery at this time."]
["Richland",453,"South Pleasant",null,null,null,null,null,"22-136-49","Walcott Township","1931-09-23",null,null,"South Pleasant Church"]
["Richland",451,"St. Anthony's Catholic",null,null,"Mooreton, ND",null,null,"12-132-50",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,"St. Anthony's Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",1131,"St. Francis","(same land description as #1453)",null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"24-130-50","Brightwood Township","1938-02-25"]
["Richland",440,"St. John's",null,null,null,null,null,"32-134-48","Abercrombie Township","1931-10-08",null,null,"St. John's Congregation"]
["Richland",449,"St. John's Catholic Church",null,null,"Wyndmere, ND",null,null,"part of SW 1/4 of 8-132-51",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. John's Catholic Church."]
["Richland",920,"St. John's Evangelical",null,null,"Lidgerwood, ND",null,null,"23-130-52",null,"1931-12-28",null,null,null,null,null,"10/26/90 Sexton: Palmer Tverdahl, Rt. 1, Box 72, Wahpeton 58075.","8-5-87 letter from Fred Stege indicates the real estate is held in the name of \"St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church of Lidgerwood\", ND corporation."]
["Richland",466,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"15-131-48","Summit Township","1931-09-10"]
["Richland",1005,"St. John's Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Hankinson, ND",null,null,"23-131-50","Belford Township","1932-05-05"]
["Richland",825,"St. Paul's",null,null,"Mooreton, ND",null,null,"8-132-49","Mooreton Township","1931-12-03",null,null,"St. Paul's Lutheran Church"]
["Richland",915,"Storns Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 of 22-134-50","Nansen Township","1931-12-28",null,null,null,null,null,"10-26-1990: Sexton: Darrell Overby, Box 61, Colfax, ND 58018"]
["Richland",452,"Sts. Peter & Paul (aka Calvary)",null,null,"Mantador, ND",null,null,"8-131-50",null,"1931-09-24",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Sts. Peter & Paul Church."]
["Richland",441,"The Barrie",null,null,null,null,null,"28-136-51","Barrie Township","1931-10-08",null,null,"Barrie Cemetery Association"]
["Richland",462,"Trinity Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Gread Bend, ND",null,null,"22-131-49","Brandenburg Township","1931-10-05"]
["Richland",954,"Vaar Frelsers (aka Our Savior's Lutheran)",null,null,null,null,null,"32-135-49","Colfax Township","1932-01-22"]
["Richland",461,"Viking Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 34-135-51","Viking Township","1931-10-05"]
["Richland",463,"Walcott Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"2-135-50","Colfax Township","1931-10-05"]
["Richland",435,"Wendt Mission Cemetery Association",null,null,"Abercrombie, ND",null,null,"8-135-48",null,"1931-10-17"]
["Richland",454,"Zion",null,null,"Walcott, ND",null,null,"27-135-50","Colfax Township","1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,null,"The Zion Congregation of the Dakota Conference of the Evangelical Association."]
["Richland",438,"Zion Church of the Evangelical Association of North America",null,null,"Great Bend, ND",null,null,"23-131-49",null,"1931-10-19"]
["Richland",981,"Zion Lutheran Church",null,null,"Leonard, ND",null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 3-135-52","Sheyenne Township","1932-03-01"]
["Rolette",1586,"Diamond C Cemetery",null,null,"Dunseith",null,null,"31-162-72",null,"2007-05-11",null,null,null,null,null,"Contact: Clifford Gillis, Jr., P.O. Box 276, Dunseith, 58329","5-11-2007 private family cemetery"]
["Rolette",1542,"Hawk Memorial Cemetery",null,null,"Rural Wolford",null,null,"31-159-69",null,"1997-02-20",null,null,"Dale & Martha Hawk Museum & Foundation"]
["Rolette",471,"Holy Cross",null,null,"St. John, ND",null,null,"22-163-70",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,"St. John's Church in St. John"]
["Rolette",479,"Immaculate Conception Catholic",null,null,"Turtle Mountain Reservation, ND",null,null,"31-162-71",null,"1931-08-20",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Anthony's Church."]
["Rolette",1436,"Immanuel Lutheran",null,null,"Rolla, ND",null,null,"21-161-69","Oxford Township","1974-12-19",null,null,null,null,null,"12-19-1974 Arnold Lange, Rolla, sexton"]
["Rolette",808,"Island Lake",null,null,null,"Near Mylo, ND",null,"17-159-70","Island Lake Township","1931-12-09",null,null,"Island Lake Cemetery Association"]
["Rolette",967,"Mennonite Lake View",null,null,null,"near Mylo, ND",null,"35-159-70",null,"1932-02-06",null,null,"Lake View Mennonite Church"]
["Rolette",478,"Mill Lake Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"15-163-71",null,"1931-09-08"]
["Rolette",1419,"North Ox Creek",null,null,"Rolette, ND",null,null,"11-159-71","Rice Township","1972-04-13",null,null,"Ebenezer Lutheran Church, Rolette"]
["Rolette",473,"Ox Creek",null,null,null,"7 miles south of Rolette",null,null,null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"Ox Creek Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"32-159-71"]
["Rolette",476,"Riverside",null,null,"Dunseith, ND",null,null,"2-161-73",null,"1931-09-08",null,null,"Riverside Cemetery Association"]
["Rolette",472,"Rolette Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 21-160-71","Leonard Township","1931-10-15"]
["Rolette",475,"Rolla",null,null,"Rolla, ND",null,null,"16-162-69",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"Rolla City Council"]
["Rolette",1562,"Sacred Heart Cemetery",null,null,"Rolette, ND",null,null,"34-161-71",null,"2000-01-05",null,null,"Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Rolette.","Diocese of Fargo"]
["Rolette",477,"Saint Louis",null,null,"Dunseith, ND",null,null,"2-161-73",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,"St. Louis Catholic Church"]
["Rolette",1263,"St. Ann's",null,null,"Belcourt, ND",null,null,"29-162-70",null,"1960-09-26",null,null,"St. Ann's Indian Mission"]
["Rolette",1295,"St. Anthony's",null,null,"Belcourt, ND",null,null,"31-162-71",null,"1960-11-23","Organized: \"back in the 1880s\" St. Anthony's Church"]
["Rolette",1262,"St. Benedict's",null,null,"Belcourt, ND","about 7 miles NW of Belcourt St. Ann's Indian Mission",null,"4-162-71",null,"1960-09-26"]
["Rolette",480,"St. Edward's Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"35-161-72",null,"1931-08-20",null,null,"Diocesan Corporation of Fargo"]
["Rolette",1044,"St. John's",null,null,"Dunseith, ND",null,null,"SE corner of 26-163-72",null,"1932-10-24",null,null,"St. John's Congregation"]
["Rolette",1235,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Dunseith, ND",null,null,"E1/2 SE 1/4 SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 18-162-72",null,"1960-05-26","Organized: \"first burial 12-26-1949\" St. Louis Church, Dunseith"]
["Rolette",1054,"St. Mary's of Maryville",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 20-161-70",null,"1933-07-07","1960-04-18"]
["Rolette",474,"St. Michael's",null,null,"Rolla, ND",null,null,"17-162-69",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Joachini's Church, Rolla."]
["Rolette",1573,"Sunrise View",null,null,"Dunseith",null,"Situated at Government Lot 2.","19-162-72","Hillside Township","2003-08-12","Turtle Mountain Alliance Indian Church",null,null,null,null,"8-12-03 Sarah Musser, sexton, Box 504, Dunseith"]
["Sargent",764,"Bergen Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Geneseo, ND",null,null,"14-129-53",null,"1931-11-16"]
["Sargent",505,"Bethlehem",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"14-148-74","Fairview Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"German Congregational",null,null,null,"8-22-1975 Bodies moved to other cemeteries because of McClusky Canal project.","7-20-1998 German Evangelical Congregation Bethlehem Church Cemetery. An engineering drawing from the U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, shows this cemetery to have been located in the very northeastern corner of section 14-148-74, Mertz Township No cemetery now exists. The government contracted to have all of the bodies moved before this cemetery was inundated by Garrison Diversion waters. Some were moved to Sunnyside Cemetery at Harvey and some to the Goodrich City Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County 1998)"]
["Sargent",483,"Calvary",null,null,"Milnor, ND",null,null,"8-132-54",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Arnold's Church of Milnor."]
["Sargent",488,"Concordia Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,"Milnor, ND",null,null,"9-131-54","Sherman Township","1931-10-01"]
["Sargent",1018,"Concordia Scand. Evan. Lutheran",null,null,"Milnor, ND",null,null,"26-131-54",null,"1932-06-09",null,null,"Concordia Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"Sheridan"]
["Sargent",503,"Denhoff Zion Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 7-146-75","Denhoff Township","1931-10-08",null,null,"Zion Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and mowed and has not had recent burials. It is located a 1/2-mile west and a 1/2-mile north of Denhoff It can also be found one mile west of the Denhoff exit on Highway 200 and one mile south on the west side of the road. The current sexton is Janice Erdmann, Denhoff. She holds maps and an interment book. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sargent",865,"Dunbar",null,null,"Milnor, ND",null,null,"2-131-55","Dunbar Township","1932-01-12",null,null,"Dunbar Cemetery Association"]
["Sargent",495,"Emanual",null,null,null,null,null,"23-132-58","Denver Township","1931-10-19","Organized: \"about 1890\"",null,"Evangelical Lutheran Emanual Church"]
["Sargent",500,"Forman",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 1-130-56",null,"1931-08-12"]
["Sargent",809,"Gwinner",null,null,null,null,null,"36-132-56","White Stone Hill Township","1931-12-10","Organized: \"Do not know. Deed issued 12-8-1898.\" Gwinner Cemetery Association"]
["Sargent",502,"Havana",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of 19-129-55 8/5/1931"]
["Sargent",493,"Holy Sepulchre",null,null,"Havana, ND",null,null,"30-129-55",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Holy Mary of Rosary Church."]
["Sargent",489,"Immanuel's Norsk Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"DeLamere, ND",null,null,"21-132-53",null,"1931-09-19"]
["Sargent",964,"Kandiotta Union Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"7-131-54","Shuman Township","1932-02-04",null,null,"Union, all denominations"]
["Sargent",504,"Kassel Reformed Church Cemetery",null,null,"Denhoff, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 31-149-75","New Germantown Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Kassel Congregation of Reformed Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced and mowed and the sign on the gate post announces: \"Reformed Cemetery\". It is located 14 miles north the Highway 14/200 intersection at Denhoff, then 3-1/2 miles west. It is kitty-corner across the road SW of the Kassel church. Herbert Sprenge who lives just west of the cemetery, is the current sexton. He has a map and an interment book dating from 1931 to present. (from Cemetery of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sargent",481,"Lakeside",null,null,"Milnor, ND",null,null,"16-132-54",null,"1931-09-28","Organized: plot filed 9-20-1910",null,"Lakeside Cemetery Association"]
["Sargent",506,"Lutheran St. James",null,null,"Goodrich, ND",null,null,"11-147-75","Mertz Township","1931-10-10","This cemetery was registered again in 1965 under the name of St. Jacobus (#1374).",null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 While this cemetery has a Health Department number to itself, it is the same cemetery as St. Jacobus (H.D. #1374). Information from Frieda Feickert, Goodrich, St. Jocobus sexton, and granddaughter to Jacob Mertz, for whom the church, and cemetery, and Mertz township is named. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sargent",491,"Milnor Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 8-132-54",null,"1931-09-18",null,null,"Milnor Scandinavian Lutheran Free Church Society, a corporation, Milnor, ND"]
["Sargent",499,"Mount Carmel",null,null,"Cogswell, ND",null,null,"3-130-57",null,"1931-08-12",null,null,"Our Lady of Mercy"]
["Sargent",490,"Nordland East",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 28-130-54","Ransom Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"Nordland Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hauges Synod"]
["Sargent",736,"private cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 21-131-57","Harlem Township","1931-11-04",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Mrs. Thina Hove and Ole Anderson, private owners"]
["Sargent",498,"Rutland",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner of 19-130-54",null,"1931-08-10"]
["Sargent",492,"Saints Peter & Paul",null,null,"Cayuga, ND",null,null,"18-130-53",null,"1931-09-10"]
["Sargent",496,"Sargent Cemetery Association of Cogswell",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 13-130-57","Sargent Township","1931-10-19"]
["Sargent",497,"Sargent Township Cemetery Association of Nicholson",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 6-130-57","Sargent Township","1931-10-19"]
["Sargent",487,"Scandinavian Cemetery of Verner Township",null,null,null,null,null,"35-131-58","Verner Township","1931-09-24"]
["Sargent",482,"St. Luke's Lutheran",null,null,"Stirum, ND",null,null,"34-132-57","Vivian Township","1931-09-29",null,null,null,null,null,"7-3-1974 Ed Houfek, Stirum, sexton"]
["Sargent",494,"St. Martin's",null,null,"Geneseo, ND",null,null,"14-130-53",null,"1931-09-08",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Martin's Church of Geneseo."]
["Sargent",501,"St. Mary's","(same land description as #500) St. Mary's Church of Forman",null,"Forman, ND",null,null,"1-130-56","Forman Township","1931-08-06"]
["Sargent",486,"St. Vincent's",null,null,"Stirum, ND",null,null,"34-132-57",null,"1931-09-29",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Vincent's Church of Stirum."]
["Sargent",484,"Trinity Lutheran (old)",null,null,"Rutland, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 18-130-55",null,"1931-09-29"]
["Sargent",485,"Trinity Lutheran (south)",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 30-130-55",null,"1931-09-29"]
["Sargent",507,"Zion",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 10-148-74","Fairview Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Zion Congregation, German Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,"8-22-1975 Bodies moved to other cemeteries because of McClusky Canal project.","7-20-1998 The government contracted to have all the bodies in this cemetery moved, anticipating that the area would be flooded by Garrison Diversion lake. Relatives of six buried elected not to move the remains. The small area where the cemetery was located is fenced with sing barbed-wire and new posts. The area inside the fence is abandoned to tall weeds and shrubs. No inscribed markers are evident, but one steel object, which could have been a marker, remains erect. The names of the six burials left has been taken from the government list showing disposition. This cemetery can be found on the county highway map 11 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection along Highway 14, then 8 miles east, then about a half mile north on the west side of the n/s prairie road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sargent",742,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"32-132-55","Willey Township","1931-11-04"]
["Sheridan",5141,"1909 Church and Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 17-150-75","Georgetown Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This church and cemetery was labeled on the 1909 Sheridan County Atlas. We did not find any trace of the cemetery and the church is not there. Willard Weltz, a 75-year-old neighbor on section 30, says his father and grandfather occupied the farm where he lives. does not remember anyone ever speaking about a church or cemetery in that location. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5137,"Abandoned Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 18-149-74","Berlin Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This small cemetery is fenced with heavy welded steel pipe posts and heavy cables. It is abandoned to tall grass. There are a few stone markers and many unmarked grave depressions. It is located 17 miles north of the Highway 200/14 intersection at Denhoff, then 2 miles east and on the south side and adjacent to the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5142,"Abandoned Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 25-150-75","Georgetown Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and abandoned to tall grass and overgrown lilacs. It is reached by walking about a hundred yards through a grainfield. It is located 21 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection at Denhoff, 2 miles east, then about a quarter mile south, and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",944,"Berlin",null,null,null,null,null,"E1/2 of 2-149-75","New Germantown Township","1932-01-20","Plot recorded: \"about 20 years ago\"",null,"Berlin German Baptist Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and mowed. It is located 18 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection at Denhoff, a mile east and a ha mile north. It is on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5121,"Denhoff Adventist Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"W1/2 of 33-146-75","Denhoff Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and mowed. It is located 4-1/2 miles south of the intersection of Highway 14 and Highway 200 along Highway 14 and located on the east side of Highway 14. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1002,"Denhoff St. Urban Catholic Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 8-146-75","Denhoff Township","1932-04-16",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This small cemetery is located just across the road from #503 Denhoff Zion Lutheran Cemetery, about a 1/2-mile west and north Denhoff. This cemetery is pretty much abandoned. The church was moved to McClusky in 1945, and no recent burials have been made in t cemetery. Ida Erdmann and her husband, Denhoff, mow occasionally and have some knowledge of the burials. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5139,"East Scandia Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 14-149-75","New Germantown Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This burial site is abandoned to tall grass on the east side of Highway 14 in the highway right-of-way. A few grey stones peek out o the grass. It is located 17 miles north of the Highway 200/14 intersection at Denhoff, along Highway 14. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",940,"Ebenezer Congregational",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 26-150-75","Georgetown Township","1932-01-20",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, had a sign and is mowed. This cemetery is 2-1/2 miles south of Martin, 5 miles west, and about a half mile south. It is on the west side of the road, a little removed from the road, although a trail leads into the cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",884,"Ebenezer Evangelical Church",null,null,"Martin, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 2-150-74","Martin Township","1932-12-31",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced with plastic chain and mowed occasionally. It is located a mile and a quarter north of Martin, but when visited, that road was under water. We went a mile west, about a mile north and a mile east. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1530,"Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,"Butte, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 6-148-78","Holmes Township","1994-05-06",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign, and is abandoned to tall grass, except for a few plots that are partially mowed. It is located 9 miles north of Picardville, one mile west, then 5 miles north, and about 2 miles west. It is on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries o Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5135,"Evangelical United Methodist Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 21-148-77","Harris Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 It appears that it was formerly the Evangelical United Brethren Cemetery. This cemetery is fenced and mowed. It is located 9 miles north of McClusky and 2-1/2 miles west. It is on the north side of the road, perhaps 200 yards north of the road. Reuben Herr, who lives just west of the cemetery and is a partial caretaker, says there are 19 kids buried on the west side and six adults on the east side. Many are without markers. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5122,"First German Baptist Church Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 21-146-76","Lamont Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced and mowed. It can be reached by travelling west on Highway 200 four miles west of the Highway 200/Highway 14 intersection, then 3 miles south on the gravel road, then one mile west on a dirt trail. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5130,"German Baptist Association Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 30-148-74","Fairview Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery, which is also known as the Fairview Township Cemetery, is fenced and mowed occasionally. Locate this cemetery by going 7 miles north of the bend of Highway 200 at Goodrich, then a mile west, then a mile north, then half a mile west. It is located off the r on the north side of the e/w road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",717,"Goodrich City",null,"formerly Evangelical Cemetery",null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 18-146-74","Goodrich Township","1931-10-29","Organized: \"1902 or earlier\"",null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, is well maintained and in current use. The cemetery is located a 1/2-mile west of the south side of Goodrich. The present sexton is Debbie Tessman, Goodrich. She has a map and an interment book starting in 1958. (from Cemeteries o Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1147,"Goodrich Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,"Goodrich, ND","1/2 mile west on south of railroad",null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 7-146-74","Goodrich Township","1960-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, is well kept, and in current use. It is located about a 1/2-mile west of Goodrich and a 1/2-mile north, on the south side of the railroad tracks. The current sexton is William Fandrich, 4 HC 1, Goodrich, ND, who holds an interment book and map (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5127,"Haux Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 34-147-74","Boone Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 We did not find the grave. Information from the notes and sketch in the Albert Hoffman collection shows the burial to be a baby boy Haux and buried near the east quarter line and a little ways north of the e/w trail on the south end of the section. This burial site is one mile north of the bend in Highway 200 at Goodrich, then near 1-1/2 miles east on a dirt farm trail along the south edge of sections 33 and 34. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5134,"Hieb Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 31-148-76","Lincoln Dale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced and abandoned to tall grass. It is located 9 miles north of McClusky, 2 miles east and one mile south. It found on the west side of the n/s road. Joyce Dockter and her husband of McClusky do volunteer mowing here and have knowledge of the cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1114,"Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery",null,null,"McClusky, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 12-146-77","McClusky Township","1952-09-24",null,null,"Diocese of Fargo",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced and well maintained and in current use. The McClusky City cemetery sexton serves as sexton to this cemetery as well. This cemetery lies adjacent to and north of the city cemetery, which is across the road east of McClusky. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",845,"Holy Ghost Lutheran",null,null,null,"Near Skogmo, ND",null,"N1/2 of 25-149-77","Highland Township","1931-12-19",null,null,"Holy Ghost Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This small cemetery is located 15 miles north of McClusky, 1-1/2 miles west, and adjacent to and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",719,"Lincoln Dale Lutheran Andreas",null,"Formerly Evangelical Lutheran Andreas",null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 1-148-76","Lincoln Dale Township","1931-10-29",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a large sign over the gate, and mowed. It is located 11 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection along Highway 14, then 3 miles west, then just short of 2 miles north. The cemetery is located on the east side of the road. The current sexton is Art Waltz, Route 2, McClusky. He holds a map and an interment book dating from 1931. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5131,"Lincoln Valley Baptist Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 12-148-76","Lincoln Dale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, has a large sign over the gate and is well kept. It is located 11 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection along Highway 14, then 2-1/2 miles west. It is located on the north side of the road. The present sexton is Robert Frank, Denhoff. He holds a m and an interment book dating from 1931. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5133,"Lincoln Valley Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 22-148-76","Lincoln Dale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and abandoned to tall grass and overgrown lilacs. This cemetery is located 9 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection and 5 miles west. It is located on the north side of the e/w road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",855,"Martin Baptist",null,null,"Martin, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 9-150-74","Martin Township","1931-12-21",null,null,"German Baptist Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well kept. It is located a mile west of Martin along Highway 200, then about a mile south. is adjacent to and on the south side of the road. Gilbert Kessler, Box 82, Martin, is the current sexton and has a map with no dates. Both Kessler and church officials say the church as no burial records. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5125,"Martin Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 30-147-74","Boone Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This small fenced cemetery is on the north side of and adjacent to the road. It is abandoned to tall grass and contains two stone markers. It is located two miles north of the bend in Highway 200 at Goodrich and about 1-1/2 miles west. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5136,"Marzolf Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 8-149-74","Berlin Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 Information on the burial is from Albert Hoffman's collection. The GPS location given here is based on the respondents map sketch. We did not find a grave and it appears that the burial must be farmed over. This site can be found 17 miles north of the Highway 14/20 intersection at Denhoff, 3 miles east, then about a half mile north on the east side of the road. The sketch shows the burial about where the f approach is about a half mile north of the SW corner of section 8. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1170,"McClusky City",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 12-146-77","McClusky Township","1960-03-14",null,null,"City of McClusky",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, well maintained, and in current use. Bert Kemmit, 712 East 2nd St., McClusky, 58463, has been the sexton for eight or more years. He holds indexed interment books dating from early days as well as a map. This cemetery lies on the east side of the blacktop road on the east side of McClusky, about a third of a mile south of Highway 200. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5128,"Mountain City Township Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 9-174-77","Mountain City Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This abandoned cemetery is fenced and overgrown with tall grass. Kenneth Lasher, living on this same section, indicates that it not have a church affiliation but thought it might have originated because of a nearby schoolhouse. He is positive that it was not related to t Mountain City Township Assembly of God Church, which was located on the very NE corner of the NE 1/4 of section 8. This church did no have any burials in the churchyard. The location of this cemetery is 6 miles north of McClusky, three west, then about a half mile south on a prairie road. The cemetery is on the east side and adjacent to the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1146,"ND Seventh Day Adventist Conference",null,null,"McClusky, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 11-147-77","Mountain City Township","1960-02-08",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Mountain City Township ??? This Township is not listed in the 2000 Directory of Government Officials.","2-8-1960 Members moved to McClusky Church and Seventh Day Adventist Church sold.","7-20-1998 This is an abandoned cemetery in a small cow pasture. It can be identified by lilac bushes with a couple concrete markers on the ground. On the east side of this small pasture is the remaining rock foundation of some building. This cemetery is located 5-1/2 miles north McClusky to the Ed Krueger farm. From the Krueger farmyard, follow the field trail to the west to a grassy trail leading south (about .8 mile from the highway). Follow the trail to the south for about a half mile. The cemetery is to the east of this trail perhaps a hundred yards north the south section line. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5120,"Old Denhoff Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 7-146-75","Denhoff Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 or SW 1/4 of 8-146-75. This abandoned cemetery is in a large active cow pasture that spans both the SE 1/4 7 and SW 1/4 8. It is possible that there was a section line n/s road or trail and the cemetery was started along the road. One stone was found quite a distance nor of the others suggesting that perhaps there were two burial sites. There are several adult-sized, sunken, unmarked gravesites. The GPS location of this north grave is 47-28-53N, 100-16-07W. This cemetery is located about a 1/2-mile west of the juncture of the road south out Denhoff and the e/w section line road, then about 300-400 yards north into the pasture and up in the hills. It is located SE of the large prominent hill seen from the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5126,"Paulson Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 32-147-74","Boone Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The information sheet and sketch obtained from Albert Hoffman shows the grave to be in the very NW corner of the section. W did not find the grave. All of that area around a filled slough in the corner appears to have been cultivated. So this burial appears to have b farmed over. Hoffman's notes shows two small Paulson girls buried here. This spot is 2 miles north of Goodrich and a mile west, located on the south side of the road and east of the n/s section line road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1237,"Rosenfield Baptist",null,null,"Anamoose, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 8-150-76","Rosenfield Township","1960-06-01",null,null,"Rosenfield Baptist Church of Anamoose",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign, and is well kept. It is located 23 miles north of McClusky to the Rosenfield Baptist Church, then half a mile east and a half mile north along a quarter line trail. The volunteer sexton is Albert Martin, who has a large map and longtime knowledge of burials. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5123,"Sauter Family Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery was located in the pasture north of the farmstead in the NW 1/4 of 22-147-74, Boone township. The three burials here were disinterred in the 1960s and moved to the Goodrich City Cemetery. The burials were Walter Sauter's father's first wife and two of her children. This cemetery, while shown on county atlases, no longer exists. Information from the Sauter family. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5138,"Scheuffele Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 21-149-74","Berlin Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This very small cemetery is fenced and mowed. It is located 16 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection at Denhoff, then 4-1 miles east and adjacent to and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",718,"St. Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 9-148-75","Schiller Township","1931-10-29",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and abandoned to tall grass and weeds. It is located 9 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection along Highway 14, then a mile east, then nearly a mile north along a dirt road. The cemetery is on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1374,"St. Jacobus","aka St. James (located beside St. James Cemetery), which is #506.",null,"Goodrich, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 11-147-75","Mertz Township","1965-10-29",null,null,"American Lutheran Parish of Goodrich",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, has a large gate sign, and is well kept with recent burials. St. Jacob's church used to be just across the r to the north but is now gone. This cemetery is identified by the USGS as St. James Cemetery. The cemetery is located 6 miles north of Hwy 200, where it bends just north of Goodrich, then 3-1/2 miles west. The cemetery is on the south side of the road. Freda Feickert, Goodrich, the sexton. The Peace Lutheran Church, Goodrich, has some St. Jacobus burial records. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1076,"St. John's Lutheran",null,null,"Martin, ND",null,null,"E1/2 of 17-149-74","Berlin Township","1935-01-12",null,null,"St. John's Cemetery (Lutheran)",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is mowed occasionally. It is located 16 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection at Denhoff, 4 miles east and a half mile north. It is on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",720,"St. Peter Congregation",null,null,"Kief, ND",null,null,"N1/2 of 4-149-76","Granville Township","1931-10-21",null,null,"St. Peter Lutheran",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is not fenced and is mowed occasionally. This cemetery is located 19 miles north of McClusky and 1-1/2 miles east. It is adjacent to and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5124,"Stydle Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"24-147-74","Boone Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 near the middle of 24-147-74. There are no markers. The cemetery is fenced with chain on four steel fence posts in the middle of a government wildlife area. This cemetery is 3 miles north of the bend of Highway 200 at Goodrich, 2 miles east, one mile north, then 1-1/2 mile east on an infrequently travelled road, then south on the service road. Signs at the gate here warn of no vehicle traffic, but the cemetery is found near where the existing farm road turns east toward the abandoned farmstead. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5132,"Unknown Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 19-148-76","Lincoln Dale Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and mowed occasionally. It is located 9 miles north of McClusky, one mile east and nearly one mile north. It is found on the east side of the road perhaps a hundred yards east of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5140,"West Scandia Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 27-149-76","Granville Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery, up on a hill, is fenced, has a large gate sign, and is well mowed. It is located 14 miles north of McClusky, 2 mile east and about a quarter mile north. It is on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",1171,"Westheim",null,null,"McClusky, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 21-147-77","Mountain City Township","1960-03-14",null,null,null,null,null,null,"3-14-1960 Cemetery used only occasionally when a few Adventists prefer to be buried there.","7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and partially mowed. It contains numerous unmarked graves in unmowed areas that are populated by many badger holes. The cemetery is located 4 miles north of McClusky, 2 miles west, then a couple hundred yards south. It is found on the west side of the n/s road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",5129,"Wieich Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"W1/2 of 13-148-74","Fairview Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 We did not find the grave, which must be farmed over. From the sketch made by Fred Nutz in the Albert Hoffman collection, it appears that the grave would be very close to a government benchmark a few feet north of where the e/w quarter line meets the road. The G reading of that marker is 47-38.23N, 100-03.24W. This site can be located on the map 11 miles north of the Highway 200/14 intersection at Denhoff, then 9 miles east, and about a half mile south, on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sheridan",885,"Zion Evangelical Church",null,null,"Martin, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 19-149-74","Berlin Township","1932-12-31",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery does not have a fence or sign, but is mowed. It is located 16 miles north of the Highway 14/200 intersection at Denho and a little less than 3 miles east, adjacent to and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sheridan County, 1998)"]
["Sioux",5205,"Big Lake Cemetery, Congregational",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 23-133-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is fenced and located on a high hill. It is mowed and kept in reasonable shape, except that there are a number of large fallen stones resting on their inscriptions. This cemetery is found by taking the road south from the east side of Cannon Ball for about 5 mil The last mile and a half is gravel. The cemetery is located on a high hill about a quarter mile west of the road. The cemetery overlooks the Oahe Dam Reservoir to the east. We were not able to find records for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5210,"Boy Scout",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 22-134-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery, also called the Old Scout Cemetery, is fenced and mowed and contains 7 marked burials. To find this cemetery, g north on the road on the east side of Cannon Ball, turn west and go a mile and a half, about at the road's end. The cemetery is on the south s of the road in a pasture. We did not find any more details or records on this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5215,"Brave Bull Family",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 Taken from the St. Peter death register as being in rural Cannon Ball. We did not visit this cemetery and have no knowledge of other burials. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1460,"Bullhead",null,null,"Fort Yates, ND",null,null,"26-130-80",null,"1979-05-02",null,null,null,null,null,"Robert Bullhead, Ft. Yates, sexton","7-1-2004 About in the middle of section 26. It is located about a half mile south along CMC 4365 from its junction with ND24 south of Fort Yates, then just south of the bridge, you take a field approach into the first of several pastures, each gated, up to the high hill location. The cemetery can be seen on the hill SE of the ND24/CMC 4365 junction. It is fenced and contains a very tall flagpole. It contains 2 burials. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5208,"Cannon Ball Memorial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 34-134-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is fenced and located in a large cattle pasture just south of the town of Cannon Ball. It is mowed in the spring before Memorial Day. It also contains some large tipped stones. We did not find records for this cemetery. It is reached by taking the trail south through the pasture gate that is just south of the road on the west side of Cannon Ball. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1503,"Cheauma Family",null,null,null,null,null,"27-130-80",null,"1989-09-19",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Contact: Lawrence Cheauma","7-1-2004 It is unfenced but mowed and kept in good shape. It is located on the hill just east of the Cheauma residence. That can be reached by taking CMC 4365 south from its junction with ND 24, then the first driveway to the west to the second house. It can be seen with its stone and high tower from the roadway. Information was obtained from Mrs. Cheauma about a marked but unnamed burial of her grandfather. A of the other burials have markers. Burials here were noted in St. Peter's death registers. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1433,"Chip Wa-ah-ele-za (private)",null,null,"Selfridge, ND",null,null,"32-131-82",null,"1974-07-29",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"7-29-1974: Contact: Florence M. McLaughlin, Box 164, Selfridge","7-1-2004 The cemetery is fenced, on a hill and is well maintained. It can be found about four and a half miles south of the junction of Hwy and the western part of CMC 4316 (the Porcupine road) along Highway 6, then west about a mile and a half along the gravel road on the north side of sections 33 and 32, then south on the west side of section 32 for maybe a half mile. The cemetery should be in view to the east at this point and a partially readable trail leads through two pastures to the site. There are 3 marked burials. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1490,"Crazy Walking Family",null,null,null,null,null,"21-132-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7/10/1987 7-1-2004 The cemetery is in a fairly large wire fence and is covered in tall grass. There is one grave with a tombstone and one known burial without a marker. There are perhaps other burials (unknown) here as well. This cemetery is located east along the section line gravel road j south of Prairie Knights Casion, a little over 2 miles east along the gravel, then into a pasture gate (stapled shut) on the south side of the road then follow the track through the pasture east and south for about another mile and a half to the cemetery, which is on the east side of the pat in section 21. We had the help of Paul Crazy Walking's great-grandson as a guide. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5216,"Dunn Ranch Burial",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 Taken from the St. Peter death register with the location given as rural Ft. Yates. We did not visit here nor have any other knowledge of this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1491,"Dwarf Family",null,null,"Fort Yates, ND",null,null,"30-131-80",null,"1987-07-31",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Raymond & Clayton Dwarf, Ft. Yates","7-1-2004 It is fenced, well kept, and in the front yard of the family home. It can be reached by traveling about 2 miles north of the Fort Yates exit along Highway 24, then follow the gravel road west a half mile, north a mile, west 2 miles, then near a half mile north to the Dwarf residence on the west side of the road. It contains three marked burials. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1444,"Francis James Gipp (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"27-131-80",null,"1976-10-11",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Robert Francis Gipp, Ft. Yates (son)","located on trust property (private farm site)","7-1-2004 It is fenced with chain link and contains one burial. It is on the hill near Highway 24 and can be seen from the road while driving nor It is 3 miles north of the Fort Yates exit along Highway 24 on the hill just west of the highway. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5200,"Gayton",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 30-130-81",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is one of the earliest in the Selfridge area. It is still in use. It is fenced, has a sign over the north gate, and is mowed occasionally. It is located 2 miles east of Selfridge along Highway 6, then north a mile on the gravel, then east about a half mile, and located in gated pasture. In addition to those markers we read, the cemetery contains a number of unmarked graves. We wrote to Arlene Gayton, Selfridge. She is listed on her husband's (Ronald) marker. At printing time, we have had no response as to whether she knows of any cemetery records for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5211,"Gayton Private",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NE 1/4 SW 1/4 16-134-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 There are no burials in this cemetery. This cemetery contained the remains of John Bennett Gayton and Sophy Irene Gayton. The bodies were moved to the St. James Episcopal Cemetery (#29) (Dept. #5207) by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in about 1963 as a part o the construction of the Oahe Dam Reservoir. Their map of this original cemetery shows the grave of Fred Allen Clark, but they do not list hi as being disinterred. There is a Fred A. Clark military stone found in Cemetery #29 (Dept. #5207) near the Gayton burials. It is not known if this is the person on the USACE map for No. 35 Gayton Private. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1461,"Greybear",null,null,"Fort Yates, ND",null,null,"27-131-80",null,"1979-07-10",null,null,"St. Peter's Catholic Church, Ft. Yates",null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is fenced, has a flag that flies every day, is well kept, and has a number of marked burials. It is north of the trees in the yard near the home. It is found about 4 miles north of the Fort Yates exit along Highway 24, then about a half mile east along the gravel and on the south side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5196,"Hepper or Selfridge Baptist",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/14 NW 1/4 21-129-82",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is fenced and abandoned at the north end of a large wheat field. It is accessible by traveling through the rocks, etc. south of the north section line fence, or by driving across the field from the south. It is located by following the road south on the west side Selfridge, thence a half mile west, 3 miles south, and about a mile west along the north fence of section 21. It contains 6 burials with named markers and some with unnamed markers. Some of the burials here have been removed to the Selfridge Community Cemetery. We did not find records for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1483,"Mathern Family (private)",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 15-132-82",null,"1986-08-08",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Michael Mathern, Solen, secretary","7-1-2004 The cemetery consists of one burial that is in a horse pasture just east of the Mathern farmstead. The grave was mowed and mark with a tombstone and toys. The cemetery can be found seven and a half miles south of the junction of Highway 6 and Highway 24, along Highway 6. You turn east on a farm road just north of the bridge crossing Porcupine Creek, and go about a mile east to the Michael Mathern farm. Michael showed us to the burial. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5209,"Mormon",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 27-134-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is located west of where the LDS church must have been. It is on the west side of the east road, about a mile north the junction on the south side of Cannon Ball. It is unfenced and most of the stones are flat, so you may have to ask for directions. The area burials was nicely mowed and contains only 7 burials. We did not find cemetery records. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5206,"Old Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 11-133-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is fenced and mowed occasionally but contains a number of large fallen tombstones. This cemetery is found by taking the road south from the east side of Cannon Ball, and is found just east of the bend in the road about 2 miles south of the Cannon Ball water tower. The sexton is Larry Ternes, Jr., (701-597-3340), 4095 - 82nd St., Shields, ND 58569-3340 or P.O. Box 394, Fort Yates, 58538. Larry maintains all the Catholic cemeteries in the county. He was not able to find any burial records for this cemetery."]
["Sioux",5204,"Old Congregational",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 31-132-83",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is fenced and abandoned to tall grass and shrubs. It contains a number of graves, but found only 6 with readable markers. We did not attempt to find records for this cemetery. It can be found just west of Porcupine, turn south on the east side of the Can Ball River bridge, and continue south about a half mile. The cemetery is on the west side of the road on a small rise. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5197,"Original Reed or American Missionary Association or Fort Yates Protestant",null,null,null,null,null,"W 1/2 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 13-130-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 All burials here were moved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in about 1963 in constructing the Oahe Dam Reservoir. All but few were buried in the New Reed Cemetery located in section 23-130-80. This location is still above the water in the reservoir but it was thought the land would slough and access to the cemetery would be lost. The earliest burial reported here was in 1892 and the latest in 1960 308 graves were located, staked and numbered. One, #288, was previously moved leaving 307 moved by the Army. The Corps was only about to identify 213 graves. #217, Jack T. Romey, 1881-1947, was moved to the Linton City Cemetery. Numbers 271 through 274, members of the Stewart family, were moved to the McLaughlin (SD) Protestant Cemetery. All the rest were moved to the site of the new Reed Cemetery Many there were marked with small red granite markers numbered with the name, and the 4F designation along with the number of the location in this original cemetery. Unknowns appear not to be marked in the new cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1508,"Paul Keepseagles Plot",null,null,null,null,null,"20-132-79",null,"1990-05-17",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery contains only one burial. It is fenced, grown to high grass but contains a grave complete with named marker. This cemetery can be found by turning east from Highway 6 a mile south of the Prairie Knights Casino, going east on the gravel 2 miles to the first road going south, then south on that road about a mile and a half. Then take one of the trails in the pasture on the east side of the road, making a loop around and back to the west to the cemetery on the hill, which is very close to the north/south road. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County 2004)"]
["Sioux",1537,"Pretty Bear Cemetery",null,null,"Cannon Ball, ND",null,null,"31-133-79",null,"1995-07-10",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Contact: Katherine Pretty Bear"]
["Sioux",5212,"Red Cedar",null,null,null,null,null,"N 1/2 33-134-81",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is fenced and divided into two parts. It is mowed and located on a hill to the north of Highway 24 about three and a ha miles west of Solen. We found no records for this cemetery, although a few burials are recorded in the St. Peter death register. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5198,"Reed or Fort Yates Protestant",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 23-130-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is mowed in the early summer, and a few plots are mowed more often. This cemetery was established by the Army Corps of Engineers in about 1963 and almost all of the burials in the original cemetery--about a mile away--were re-buried here. See the account of cemetery No. 6 (Dept. #5197) for details. This cemetery is found a mile west of downtown Fort Yates, mile south along the gravel road, then a quarter mile west, and south a block or so. No stoners were determined here by checking \"stoners\" against the 1963 Army Corp of Engineers listing of burials they found in the original cemetery. We do own copies of those Corps reports. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5213,"Saint Gabriel Episcopal",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 36-134-82",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is fenced, mowed and located just to the NW of the current Episcopal summer camp. It is located about a half mile east of the Highway 6/Highway 24 junction just south of Breien. Information from the Episcopal minister for the county indicates that there are no records for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1356,"Selfridge Community",null,null,null,null,null,"26-130-82",null,"1963-11-04",null,null,"Selfridge Community Association",null,null,null,"7-1-2004 Located in the little triangle of land south of Highway 6 and on the NE corner of Selfridge. It is fenced and well maintained. Catholic burials are located on the west side with Protestant on the east of the center drive. The sexton is Larry Ternes, Jr., (701-597-3340), 4095 - 82nd St., Shields, ND 58569-9786 or P.O. Box 394, Ft. Yates, ND 58538. Larry maintains all the Catholic cemeteries in the county. We copied the church death register and lot book for this cemetery. More recent burial records here appear in the St. Peter death registers. We a copied his lot book for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5214,"Silk Farm Burial",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 Given in the St. Peter Catholic death register as 5 miles south of Ft. Yates. We did not visit this cemetery and do not have any knowledge of any other burials there. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5199,"Sitting Bull's Grave",null,null,null,null,null,"S 1/2 12-130-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 A monument erected by the State Historical Society of ND is perched on a large concrete base over the grave. Read the message some of the history on page 21 in the body of this book. The grave is located on the north side and near the road to downtown Fort Yates. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5176,"Slater Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 14 SW 1/4 19-129-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This site, containing one stone denoting the burial of two children is inaccessible by road. There was a trail (now unreadable) from the east starting in section 29. We had the help of William Sandland, who lives nearly 4 miles south of the ND6/ND24 junction along ND6. At his direction, we drove east along the section line road south of his farm, NE across the buffalo pasture, down a steep dirt access road to t valley, then across 2 miles or so of gated pasture to the location. That route is not recommended unless you are on horseback or an all terrain vehicle. The burial is on a hill just south of the fallen buildings of John Nagel (deceased), and marked by an extra white military stone of Nagel that can be seen for a mile or more. The stones are in an open buffalo pasture. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1352,"St. Elizabeth's Catholic",null,null,"Cannonball, ND",null,null,"S1/2 SE 1/4 of 27-134-79",null,"1963-07-03",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is located on the south side of Cannon Ball. It is fenced and mowed. The sexton is Larry Ternes, Jr., (701-597- 3340), 4095 - 82nd St., Shields, ND 58569-9786 or P.O. Box 394, Fort Yates, ND 59538. Larry maintains all the Catholic cemeteries in the county. We copied St. James' church death register and more recent burials are found in the St. Peter death registers. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1418,"St. James Catholic Mission",null,null,"Porcupine, ND",null,null,"30-132-83",null,"1972-03-28",null,null,"Catholic Indian Mission, Fort Yates, ND",null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is located on the west side of Porcupine, just north and east of the St. James Catholic Church (wooden). It is fence and well maintained. While the cemetery has no sign, there is a sign on the church. The sexton is Larry Ternes, Jr., (701-597-3340), 4095 - 82nd St., Shields, ND 58569-9786 or P.O. Box 394, Fort Yates, ND 59538. Larry maintains all the Catholic cemeteries in the county. We copied St. James' church death register and more recent burials are found in the St. Peter death registers. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County 2004)"]
["Sioux",5207,"St. James Episcopal",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 2-133-79",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is full of overgrown shrubs, has many unmarked graves, and has a number of large fallen tombstones, some having fallen on their inscriptions. Most of the cemetery is mowed and kept in good order. It is found just south of the St. James Episcopal Church The cemetery is on the east side of the road south of the east side of Cannon Ball, and a little over a mile south. Information from the Episcopal minister for the county indicates that there are no records for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5201,"St. Luke's Episcopal",null,null,null,null,null,"W 1/2 25-131-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is located on a hillside, is fenced, has a sign and is mowed. It is located about 4 miles north of the Fort Yates exit along Highway 24, then a mile and a half east. Just as the gravel road starts to turn south, take a left and follow the road east and north to the cemetery. Information from the Episcopal minister for the county indicates that there are no records for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1151,"St. Peter's Catholic",null,null,"Fort Yates, ND",null,null,"12-130-80","Fort Yates Township","1960-02-17","Organized: \"Date unknown--cemetery was opened for burial in early 1880s and no records exist so far as it ever being organized. 2-17-1960 At time of registration, it was estimated to have approximately 2,500 burials.",null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is located just west of the Standing Rock Mission St. Peter Church on Mission Drive in the northern part of Fort Yates. The cemetery is surrounded by a chain link fence and mowed. There are many graves without markers and many with markers, but n names or dates. The sexton is Larry Ternes, Jr., (701-597-3340), 4095 - 82nd St., Shields, ND 58569-9786. Larry maintains all of the county Catholic cemeteries and keeps the records, 1 Mission Drive in Fort Yates, P.O. Box 394. We have copies of the church death register from 1881-2004. Records from 1881-1944 do not show the cemetery of burial, so \"no stoners\" here during that period maybe buried somewhere else. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5195,"St. Philomena",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 2-129-46",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 The cemetery is a large open space, fenced, mowed and with a few tombstones along the north edge. The sexton is Larry Ternes, (701-597-3340), 4095 - 82nd St., Shields, ND 58569-9786 or P.O. Box 394, Ft. Yates, ND 58538. Larry maintains all the Catholic cemeteries in the county. He was able to find an early Selfridge death register for the 1920s that does cover burials here and some in the new Selfridge Community Cemetery. No stoners here are included in those for Selfridge Community. No other cemetery records were found for Philomena Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1489,"Tree Top Family",null,null,null,null,null,"26-131-80",null,"1987-07-10",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is fenced and well cared for. It is in the yard just east of the Tree Top family home, about 4 miles north of the Fort Yates exit along Highway 24, then a mile east, and on the south side of the road. All of the burials have named markers."]
["Sioux",5202,"Tuske Private",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 12-131-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery contains no burials. The burials were moved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about 1963 during the construction of the dam an Oahe Reservoir. This cemetery contained 4 identified burials, all of which were removed and buried in the #7 (Dept. #5198) New Reed Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5217,"Two Bears Family",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 Taken from the St. Peter Catholic death register with no information on its location. We have no further knowledge of this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",5203,"Unknown Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 13-131-80",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery contains no burials. The burials were moved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about 1963 during the construction of the dam and Oahe Reservoir. This cemetery contained a total of 5 burials. None could be identified. They were all re-buried in the New Reed Cemetery (#7) (Dept. #5198). (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1495,"Yellow Lodge Family",null,null,"Fort Yates, ND",null,null,"30-132-80",null,"1987-12-31",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Contact: Agatha G. Smith, Ft. Yates","7-1-2004 This cemetery is fenced, well kept and contains two marked burials. It is found three and a half miles along Highway 6 south of the Prairie Knights Casino, then west on a section line gravel road four and a half miles to the end of the road at the only residence. The cemetery on the hill just to the west of the residence. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Sioux",1488,"Yellow Lodge-Young-Bailey","Allotment #1842",null,"Fort Yates, ND",null,null,"22-131-80",null,"1987-04-27",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"7-1-2004 This cemetery is at the top of the hill SE of the home. It can be seen on the hill from the highway with its fence and high flagpole is well maintained and contains 4 burials with tombstones. The residence is on the east side of Highway 24 a few feet south of where the highway is joined by CMC 4316, which is the road running west to Porcupine. There is a partially visible trail leading up to the cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Sioux County, 2004)"]
["Slope",508,"Cedar Lutheran",null,null,"Scranton, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 32-133-98","Cedar Creek Township","1931-08-12"]
["Slope",906,"First Pierce Congregational",null,null,null,null,null,"11-133-99",null,"1931-12-30",null,null,"First Congregational Church of Pierce"]
["Slope",1462,"Happy Valley",null,null,"Bowman, ND",null,null,"24-136-103",null,"1979-07-19"]
["Slope",1161,"Lebanon Lutheran Church",null,null,"Amidon, ND","2 miles west, 1mile south of Amidon",null,"SW corner of 27-135-101",null,"1960-02-24","Organized: 'about in either 1912 or 1913'"]
["Slope",1545,"Meadowlark Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"8-134-98",null,"1998-02-11",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Robert and Mary Schneider, landowners (live in Dickinson)"]
["Slope",511,"Mound Cemetery Association",null,null,"Rhame, ND",null,null,"26-134-104",null,"1931-09-10"]
["Slope",509,"Peaceful Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"10-136-100","Peaceful Valley Township","1931-10-09",null,null,"Peaceful Valley Cemetery Corporation"]
["Slope",824,"Riverside",null,null,"Marmarth, ND",null,null,"31-133-105",null,"1931-12-18",null,null,"Riverside Cemetery Inc."]
["Slope",510,"Saints Peter & Paul",null,null,"Amidon, ND",null,null,"30-135-100",null,"1931-10-09",null,null,"Saints Peter & Paul Church"]
["Slope",1013,"St. Paul's",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SW 1/4 of 10-133-104 6/1/1932"]
["Slope",926,"St. Peter's Lutheran (aka DeSart)","1-27-1976: also known as DeSart Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,"33-134-98","Carroll Township","1931-12-28"]
["Stark",721,"Antelope",null,null,"Antelope, ND",null,null,"2-138-91",null,"1931-10-30",null,null,"First German Baptist Church",null,null,null,"At date of registration there were an estimated 113 burials in cemetery."]
["Stark",1070,"Assumption Abbey","(also #1132) Assumption Abbey, Inc.",null,"Richardton, ND",null,null,"32-140-92",null,"1934-04-23"]
["Stark",767,"Bedesta",null,null,"Antelope, ND",null,null,"9-137-91",null,"1931-11-16",null,null,"Bedesta Congregational Church"]
["Stark",1176,"Belfield Lutheran","(old cemetery; more land acquired and new section added--see #1176)","(old cemetery is #515; more land acquired and new section of cemetery registered as #1176.)",null,null,null,"5-139-99",null,"1960-03-24"]
["Stark",515,"Belfield Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran","(same as #1176)",null,"Belfield, ND",null,null,"5-139-99",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Belfield Lutheran Church"]
["Stark",520,"Belfield Public",null,null,"Belfield, ND",null,null,"5-139-99",null,"1931-08-11",null,null,"Belfield Cemetery Association"]
["Stark",518,"Christ Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 24-137-91",null,"1931-10-15"]
["Stark",516,"Christ Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"5-137-95"]
["Stark",512,"Dickinson",null,null,null,null,null,"3-139-96",null,"1931-08-10",null,null,"Dickinson Cemetery Association"]
["Stark",1538,"Dickinson Mausoleum",null,null,"Dickinson, ND",null,null,"34-140-96",null,"1995-11-02"]
["Stark",1564,"Dickinson South",null,null,"Dickinson, ND",null,null,"16-139-96",null,"2000-08-07",null,null,"Board of City Commissioners"]
["Stark",1567,"Flagstaff",null,null,"New England, ND",null,null,"22-137-98",null,"2001-04-17",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,"Gilman F. Peterson is landowner and sexton.",null,"4/4/2001 This is a family cemetery."]
["Stark",517,"Gladstone",null,null,"Gladstone, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 16-139-94",null,"1931-10-05"]
["Stark",1574,"Home in the Meadow",null,null,"Dickinson, ND","The cemetery is on the north side of Judson and can be reached from the northernmost street on the east side of Highway 84 as it enters Judson. ",null,"6-140-96",null,"2003-08-12",null,"private",null,null,"Delmar Ficek, owner",null,"11360 - 30th St. SW, Dickinson, 58601"]
["Stark",841,"Lutheran Pioneer Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 22-138-94",null,"1931-12-22",null,null,"Norwegian Lutheran Church of Taylor, ND."]
["Stark",1560,"Nors Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"33-140-93",null,null,null,null,"Taylor Lutheran Church"]
["Stark",771,"Our Lady of Lourdes",null,null,null,null,null,"3-137-99",null,"1931-11-19",null,null,"Our Lady of Lourdes Church"]
["Stark",514,"Pioneer",null,null,"Taylor, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 22-139-93",null,"1931-08-11",null,null,"Pioneer Cemetery Association"]
["Stark",848,"Rador Township",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 18-138-95","Rador Township","1931-12-18"]
["Stark",1399,"Sacred Heart",null,null,"Richardton, ND",null,null,"31-140-92",null,"1968-10-04",null,null,"Sacred Heart Priory, Inc."]
["Stark",1144,"St. Bernard",null,null,"Belfield, ND",null,null,"5-139-99",null,"1960-02-08"]
["Stark",1398,"St. Elizabeth",null,null,"Lefor, ND",null,null,"17-137-94",null,"1968-08-28"]
["Stark",519,"St. John's Lutheran",null,null,"Richardton, ND",null,null,"5-139-92",null,"1931-10-10",null,null,"St. John's Lutheran Church"]
["Stark",1148,"St. Joseph's",null,null,"Dickinson, ND",null,null,"17-139-96"]
["Stark",929,"St. Mary's",null,null,"South Heart, ND",null,null,"13-139-98",null,"1931-12-23",null,null,"St. Mary's Cemetery organization"]
["Stark",1423,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Richardton, ND",null,null,"5-139-92",null,"1972-09-07","Organized: 'about 1897' St. Mary's Catholic Church"]
["Stark",781,"St. Patrick's",null,null,"Dickinson, ND",null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 34-140-96",null,"1931-11-25",null,null,"St. Patrick's Church"]
["Stark",1153,"St. Pius",null,null,null,null,null,"13-137-97",null,"1960-02-18"]
["Stark",723,"St. Stephen's",null,null,"Richardton, ND",null,null,"21-137-92",null,"1931-10-29","Organized: 'I do not know. About 35 years ago.' St. Stephen's Parish"]
["Stark",513,"St. Thomas",null,null,"Gladstone, ND",null,null,"9-139-94",null,"1931-08-10",null,null,"St. Thomas Catholic Church (a corporation)"]
["Stark",722,"St. Wenceslaus",null,null,"Dickinson, ND",null,null,"34-140-96",null,"1931-10-30",null,null,"St. Wenceslaus Church"]
["Stark",1510,"Stoltz Hilltop",null,null,"Dickinson, ND",null,null,"11-138-95",null,"1991-03-22",null,"PRIVATE"]
["Steele",1346,"Andrew H. Stavens Memorial",null,null,"Hatton, ND",null,null,"34-148-54","Newburgh Township","1962-05-16",null,"Private"]
["Steele",523,"Bang Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Portland, ND",null,null,"32-147-54","Enger Township","1931-10-19"]
["Steele",522,"Beaver Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"21-148-55","Beaver Creek Township","1931-10-19",null,null,null,null,null,null,"At date of registration, there were about 102 buried in the cemetery. Beaver Creek Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Steele",1127,"Berg (Newburgh)",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 27-148-54","Newburgh Township","1959-04-13",null,null,"Bethel Lutheran Free Church",null,null,null,"\"This was a pioneer cemetery used by the Berg family and neighbors of the area.\""]
["Steele",526,"Bethany",null,null,"Finley, ND",null,null,"22-147-55",null,"1931-10-19",null,null,"Golden Lake Township Bethany Congregation"]
["Steele",531,"Bethel",null,null,null,null,null,"8-148-54","Newburgh Township","1931-09-30"]
["Steele",725,"Blabon Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 4-145-56",null,"1931-10-29"]
["Steele",527,"Goose River",null,null,"Hatton, ND",null,null,"17-148-54",null,"1931-10-19",null,null,"Newburgh Township Goose River Church"]
["Steele",521,"Hoff Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 9-148-56","Westfield Township","1931-09-21"]
["Steele",750,"Hofva",null,null,"Finley, ND",null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 28-146-57","Greenview Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Hofva Lutheran Church"]
["Steele",536,"Hope Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 11-144-56",null,"1931-09-08"]
["Steele",528,"Little Forks",null,null,"Hatton, ND",null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 14-147-54","Enger Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Little Forks Church"]
["Steele",534,"Lund Church",null,null,"Luverne, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 9-144-57","Willow Lake Township","1931-09-24",null,null,null,null,null,null,"\"This also includes the Lund Church Cemetery located in SE 1/4--34 Riverside Township.\""]
["Steele",537,"Lutheran Free Church",null,null,"Hatton, ND",null,null,"SE corner of 13-148-54",null,"1931-09-03"]
["Steele",535,"Luverne",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 30-144-57",null,"1931-09-14",null,null,"Luverne Cemetery Association, Inc."]
["Steele",529,"Oestervold Lutheran Church Cemetery #1",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 2-147-56",null,"1931-09-30"]
["Steele",530,"Oestervold Lutheran Church Cemetery #2",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 8-147-56",null,"1931-09-30"]
["Steele",525,"Perry Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,"Portland, ND",null,null,"26-146-54","Primrose Township","1931-10-19"]
["Steele",823,"Sharon Public",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 34-148-57","Sharon Township","1931-12-03",null,null,"Sharon Public Cemetery Association"]
["Steele",724,"Sherbrooke Cemetery Association",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 18-146-55","Sherbrooke Township","1931-10-29",null,null,"Sherbrooke Cemetery Association"]
["Steele",532,"Sheyenne Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner of 6-146-57",null,"1931-10-07",null,null,"Sheyenne Valley Congregation"]
["Steele",1214,"St. Petri",null,"formerly St. Peter's",null,null,null,"20-146-56",null,"1960-04-11",null,null,"St. Petri Lutheran Church, Pickert, ND"]
["Steele",524,"Trondenes Church",null,null,"Sharon, ND",null,null,"28-148-57","Sharon Township","1931-10-16"]
["Steele",533,"Westfield",null,null,"Sharon, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 34-148-56",null,"1931-09-26",null,null,"Westfield Cemetery Association"]
["Stutsman",5078,"Almond (or Ammon) Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 7-137-66","Alexander Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The burial of these two sisters is marked by a large flat boulder just to the west of an old garage/shed on the hill south of the house in Dennis Schmierer's farmstead. There are no named markers. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5074,"Bloomenfeld/German Baptist",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 14-137-68","Germania Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This cemetery is a long way off the beaten path, but it is mowed regularly, and enclosed by a fence. There have been no recent burials. Herbert Wolff, Gackle, has knowledge of this cemetery. This site can be found 3 miles west of Gackle along Highway 46, then 4 miles north along 59th Ave. SE, then a mile west to the intersection of 58th Ave. SE. Here you must take a long trail around to the west of a large slough that eventually leads to the cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1134,"Brown",null,"formerly Homeland Cemetery",null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 3-137-65","Sharlow Township","1959-09-10",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced and has a sign over the gate and is cared for although did not appear to have been mowed for some time in August 1999. A nearby Brown relative thought that there were no burials here without markers. The location is straight west of the Highway 281 intersection with the Montpelier road, 8 miles west on 49th St. SE, on the north side. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",543,"Buchanan",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 5-141-64","Buchanan Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Buchanan Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is well maintained. The sexton is Joel Lees, 252-7224, 2374 - 83rd Ave. SE, Buchanan, with Norine Knudson, 1751 Highway 281 SE, Pingree, 252-1470, holds the burial records. This cemetery is located about a quarter mile east of Buchanan on the south side 24th St. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",550,"Calvary Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 2-139-64*","Woodbury Township","1931-09-21",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,"Property vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. James Catholic Church, Jamestown, ND. * 5-29-1974 Flannery 3rd Addition (part of the NE 1/4 Sec. 3, Township 139, Range 64)",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is located at 15th Ave. SW and 17th St. SW, on the approach to I-94 exit 257. It is well maintained. Sadie Hagan, 1102 - 11th St. SE, Jamestown, 252-5713, holds the burial records. An interment book is maintained by St. James rectory office. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",917,"Cleveland",null,null,"Cleveland, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 4-139-67","Stirton Township","1931-12-28",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is well maintained. The sexton is Charles Sinclair, Box 174, Cleveland, 763-6136. He holds a burial list starting in 1987. This cemetery is located about a half mile west of Cleveland on 36th St. SE, then north across the RR tracks on 63rd Ave. SE, and on the west side of the avenue. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5073,"Congregational Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 19-137-68","Germania Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned cemetery is at the site of a church, which was sold and moved. There are only two stones evident in a swelling mass of lilacs. This cemetery is 2 miles east of Streeter along 52nd St. SE, and on the north side of the road just as it turns north. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5096,"Cornwell Family Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 22-139-63","Homer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 Location is not certain. Alfred Carlson maintained the burial was in a break in the tree belt on the quarter line between NE and NW quarters, at 46-50.50N, 098-37.16W. Trees still exist that must have been associated with the William Clark homestead at the south end of the NE 1/4. The graves were to have been \"in the yard\" northwest of the buildings, at perhaps 46-50.24N, 098-30.83W. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",551,"Courtenay",null,null,"Courtenay, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 8-143-62","Courtenay Township","1931-08-14",null,null,"Courtenay Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery has a sign over the gate and is well maintained. The present sexton is Jeff Mitchell, 8919 Highway 9 SE, Courtenay, 70 453-2526. He holds an interment book and maps. This site is found about a half mile south of Courtenay on the west side of Highway 9 (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",788,"Deer Lake Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 20-142-66","Round Top Township","1931-12-17",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced but pretty much abandoned. Some work has been done to remove some of the expanding brush, and a few stones are exposed. Because of area high water, the only convenient way of finding this site is 4 miles south of the Highway 281/Highway 36 intersection at Pingree, then a little over 9 miles west along 21st St. SE and less than a half mile south. The cemetery is on the west side of t road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5094,"Dewey Family Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 5-139-63","Homer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 These burials are located on the then Dewey farm, just north of the \"Dewey\" bridge, and on section 5. They are thought to be under an evergreen tree that is just west of LeRoy Roeske's house, and one burial in his driveway, a few feet north of the above tree. Some other burials are thought to be south of his house, between the house and the river. This site is along 85th Ave. SE, about a half mile south of 94, just north of the bridge and on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5097,"Dougherty Baby Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 14-139-63","Homer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The burial was made near a farmhouse that is no longer in existence. The whole quarter section is now in CRP tall grass. The location of this site is believed to be where graded road on the west side of the section ends. This burial location is 2-1/2 miles east along 38 St. SE from where the highway meets 38th St., then about a quarter mile south along 89th Ave. SE, which is just a trail, and on the east side the trail. The burial is farmed over and not marked. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1239,"Edmunds",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 31-144-65","Edmunds Township","1960-06-07",null,null,"Edmunds Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is located in the NE part of the village of Edmunds. It is fenced and well maintained. Marvin Wanamaker is the grounds keeper. No burial records have been kept by this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5060,"Eldridge",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 27-140-65","Eldridge Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is well mowed, is fenced and has a large memorial sign in the middle of the cemetery. The cemetery is located a half mile west of Eldridge along 35th St. SE, then a mile north along 76th Ave. SE, and is on the west side of the road. Marge Lange, 7373 - 34th St. SE, Jamestown, 763-6567, is the sexton. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5091,"Eulgen Family",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-140-64","Midway Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This cemetery was established by Caroline Eulgen as noted in her 1888 probate file. The cemetery is described as being 147 fee by 148 feet, about a half acre, and \"lying near the center of said land\", said land being the NE 1/4 30. Lois Swanson remembers a cemetery her childhood. She said her father, John Wahl, told her that it was an \"old family cemetery\". The 1953-54 Stutsman County Atlas shows a cemetery symbol in the NE 1/4 30. Larry Wahl, who farms this quarter recalls his grandfather saying there were maybe three burials, some of them children. It would appear that Caroline is probably one of the burials. There are no named markers. This cemetery can be reached by taking I-94 off ramp #265, traveling two miles west on the farm to market road, then 2 miles north along 79th Ave. SE, then 1/4 mile west o 34th St. SE. The cemetery can be seen about a quarter mile south of the road as a prominent rock pile covered with grass, measuring 30 feet across with its base three feet higher than the surrounding field. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5075,"Evangelical Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 3-137-68","Germania Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned cemetery has most of its stones fallen and covered by swelling lilacs. This site can be reached 3 miles west of Gackle along Highway 46, then 4 miles north along 59th Ave. SE, then a mile west and a mile north of 58th Ave. SE. The cemetery is just to the west of the intersection of 58th Ave. SE and 49th St. SE, to the north of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5083,"Evangelical Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 8-138-68","Bloomenfield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The 1911 county atlas shows a church in this location. No markers exist in 1999 in this active cow pasture, but there are grave depressions, one with a ring of rocks to denote burials. Luverne (Mrs. Marvin) Dockter reports a number of burials. She remembers the name LEIMKUHL associated with some of the burials. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1069,"Fauth Family","(also numbered #1133)",null,"Medina, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 13-141-68","Iosco Township","1934-04-03",null,null,"Church of God",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This abandoned cemetery is located about a 1/4 mile north of 27th St. SE, and on a hill several hundred yards SW of the fallen buildings. Crude scratchings were found on two boulders here in 1991, but those marked stones were not found in 1999. The pasture is unused and grown to tall grass. Perhaps lichen growth has covered the marks. A number of people are supposed to be buried here. No cemetery records have been found. This cemetery is located 8 miles north of Medina on Highway 30, two and a half miles east on 28th St. SE, o mile north between 58th and 59th Ave. SE, then 3/4 mile east on 27th St. SE. The cemetery is located on the north side of the road about a1 mile north of the road. A hike is required and nothing that resembles a cemetery is evident. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5098,"First Jamestown City",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"1999-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 Located on the east side of the river from about 1st St. SW to 3rd St. SW. The location gives no appearance of a cemetery now. Burials in the early days were made on both sides of the river, but concentrated more or less here. Notice was given in about 1892 to remove bodies. An organized effort was made at removal in 1893, but building and sewer construction kept turning up bodies for years. It is likely that some burials still exist in this area. The site can be reached by driving west on 3rd St. SW to where it meets the river. (from Cemeteries Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5093,"First St. James Catholic",null,null,null,"exact location unknown",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 It existed from 1881 to 1887. An 1885 Alert news story showed it to be 4 miles west of Jamestown. A 1933 speech by E.P. We and repeated in the 1958 Diamond Jubilee book, showed it to be about a half mile west of the Northern Pacific RR tower on the Pipestem Ri and to the north side of the track. Studies of deeds have not found its location. All the burials here were supposed to have been reburied at Calvary Cemetery in the fall of 1887 and the spring of 1888, some 29 or so burials. This was supposed to have been ALL of the burials in the first cemetery. If this follows most cemetery removals, there may well be several burials still there. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5068,"Friedens Congregational Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 15-138-68","Bloomenfield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 Two stone markers are found to the north of what must have been the church location, moved away long ago. There appear to b other grave depressions. The cemetery is abandoned to tall weeds. The 1930 county atlas shows a church across the road to the east in the very southwest corner of section 14. Whether this church was located there earlier is not known. This site is 8 miles south of the I-94/55th Ave. SE off ramp at Medina, then 3 miles east long 45th St. SE, and on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 19"]
["Stutsman",1401,"Friedens Reformed Church",null,null,"Streeter, ND","About 10 miles north of Streeter",null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 11-138-69","Newbury Township","1969-04-30",null,null,"Hope United Church of Christ, Streeter, ND",null,null,"4-30-1969 Gideon Kirschenmann, Streeter, president","10-1-99 The fenced cemetery is immediately south of an unoccupied farm. Richard Guthmiller, 507 Water St., Medina, 486-3483, has some records of burials. The cemetery is well mowed with a number of markers, but no recent burials. This site lies 6-1/2 miles south of the I¬94/Highway 30 intersection on the west side of Highway 30. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5076,"Gackle Country SDA",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 13-137-67","Griffin Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This cemetery is fenced and well kept. Haut Funeral Home holds some records for this cemetery. Current sexton is Dennis Schierer, Jamestown. This cemetery can be found two miles north of Gackle along 63rd Ave. SE, then a mile east on 52nd St. SE, then a mi north on 64th Ave. SE, a mile east along 51st St. SE, then a mile north on 65th Ave. SE. The cemetery is on the east side. (from Cemeteries Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5090,"Gehring/Holzwarth Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 22-142-67","Paris Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 \"Woodworth, Yesterday and Today\", and \"Dakota Pioneers, Gold-Wood-Mar\" show two burials at this site. There are no markers. The burials are very near the quarterline on the south edge of the NW 1/4 22, and a few feet west of the east quarterline of the same section. This site is located 3 miles south of the intersection of Highway 36 and 62nd Ave. SE, then 1-1/2 miles east along 21st St. SE, then a h mile south. There is no road to this location and hiking around a large slough about in the middle of this quarter is required to reach the location. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1155,"Gem",null,null,"Woodworth, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 7-142-68","Strong Township","1960-02-18",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,"Gem Cemetery Association",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is unfenced but has a sign and is well maintained. Eugene Carter is the present sexton, PO Box 95, Woodworth, 701 752-4188. He holds maps and several very detailed lot/sexton books. High water in the county for the past several years has lengthened the route to the cemetery. It can be reached by going two miles south of Woodworth along 36th Ave. SE, then a mile west along 21st St. SE, then a mile and a half north along 55th Ave. SE. The site is on the west side of the road, just north of the railroad tracks. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5088,"Gerber Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 24-143-69","Gerber Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 There is only one white stone, flat on the ground, although a number of flat stones are piled up on a tombstone base. All are low than the tall grass, which is now CRP. The stone is southwest of Wilhelm Peda's house in section 24, and about a quarter mile north of the Camp Grant stone marker on the south side of 24. This cemetery is located 4 miles north of Woodworth on 56th Ave. SE, then a mile west on 15th St. SE, then a mile south on 55th Ave. SE, then 1-1/2 miles west on 16th St. SE. From here you ask directions and hike. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",540,"German Zion Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Courteney, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 2-142-63","Ashland Township","1931-10-20",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced and well kept by the Sodawasser family. It has no recent burials or sexton, and no records have been found This cemetery is located 6 miles south of the Highway 20/Highway 9 intersection along Highway 20, then 2 miles east along 19th St. SE, and located o the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",544,"Highland Home",null,null,"Jamestown, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 22-140-64","Midway Township","1931-09-21","Organized: 'prior to 1882'","PERPETUAL CARE","Highland Home Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,null,"10-1-99 The cemetery has a sign and is well maintained. Harold Laraway acts as sexton and has an office at 223 - 3rd Ave. SW, Jamestown 252-3951. Records since 1882 are well organized. This cemetery is located on the west side of Highway 281/52 about a mile and a half north o where the highway turns away from 1st Ave. N in Jamestown. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5101,"Holy Cross Cemetery at Mutz School #1",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 21-141-63","Fried Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The first Catholic congregation that later formed the Sacred Heart Church at Fried met first in this schoolhouse. Burials were said to have been made here, and later moved to the present cemetery in Fried. Whether all were moved is unknown. The schoolhouse, which existed into the 1950s, was sold and moved. The site is now farmland, planted to beans in 1999. There are no markers here. This former cemetery is located in the extreme NE corner of section 21, lies about 1-1/2 miles south of Fried on the west side of 87th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5061,"Jamestown",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 26-140-64","Midway Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 Really the western end of McGinnis Cemetery (#5062). This cemetery is everything west of the flagpole in McGinnis Cemetery. I abandoned and only partially mowed. There are no existing records for this cemetery, although two cemetery books on these two cemeteries were produced in the 1980s. Bill Brown of Antiques and Uniques, 920 - 10th St. SE, 252-8228, maintains a bound book of obituaries on all known burials at Jamestown Cemetery and McGinnis Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",552,"Kensal",null,null,"Kensal, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 2-144-64","Kensal Township","1931-08-17",null,null,"Kensal Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is located at the corner of the western Highway 9 entrance to Kensal. It is well kept and has a sign at the west end of the cemetery. The current sexton is Louis Timm, 1132 Highway 9 SE, Kensal, 701-435-2710, or Lawrence Spitzer, PO Box 27, Kensal, 701-435- 2705. They hold maps and interment records from 1926. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",538,"Lunde Lutheran",null,null,"Woodworth, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 28-144-68","Conklin Township","1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced, well maintained and has a sign. Current sexton is LeRoy Struxness, 701-752-4130, Woodworth, ND 58496. He holds interment books and maps. This cemetery is located 8 miles north of Woodworth along the 56th Ave. SE highway and on east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5084,"Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 6-137-69","Streeter Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The cemetery was part of a churchyard and church built by Archie Schwecke's father, who was the minister. In 1999, Mrs. Arch Schwecke lives in the remodeled church. The cemetery is abandoned to tall weeds, contains only a few markers, with 16 burials total. Information from Archie Schwecke in 1996. This cemetery is 2 miles west of Streeter along 52nd St. SE, then 3 miles north along 50th Ave SE, then nearly 2 miles west along 49th St. SE, with the cemetery on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999"]
["Stutsman",5100,"Mary Shippey Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 15-137-63","Montpelier Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This burial is noted on page 13 of \"The Story of Montpelier\" in a 1955 article by Dana Wright. Mary Shippey, daughter of George Shippey, who homesteaded on Beaver Creek, is buried under a lilac bush. This site is located about a mile west of Montpelier to the top of the hill, then a little more than a mile south on the section line trail that is 88th Ave. SE. Cross the creek at the ford and see a large mound about 50 x 200 feet. The lilac tree over the grave is at the west end of the mound. There is no marker. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5062,"McGinnis Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 26-140-64","Midway Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 The description of #5061 applies here as well. These two cemeteries are on the west side of Highway 281/52 going north out of Jamestown, then west on a road just south of the Army National Guard vehicle storage area on the west side of Highway 281. There is a sign \"McGinnis Cemetery\" and decorative rock work at the cemetery gate. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1513,"Medina Cemetery Association",null,null,"Medina, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 6-139-68","Chicago Township","1992-04-08",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,"Medina Protestant Church",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced with cable, has decorative iron gates with a sign and is well maintained. Arthur Ebel, Medina, 486-3270, is the sexton. He holds only recent burial records and those having stone inscriptions. This cemetery is located on the west side of the road about a half mile north of the Medina I-94 off ramp, and just south of Medina. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",549,"Medina Country Seventh Day Advent",null,"formerly Spring Valley Seventh-Day Adventist","Medina, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 20-141-67","Valley Springs Township","1931-08-25",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is in the churchyard of the unused church, is fenced, has a sign on the church, and is well maintained. Kenneth Jonie Jamestown, has some records that had been in the Sam Hieb family. This cemetery is located 8 miles north of Cleveland on 64th Ave. SE, then 3 miles west on 28th St. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5070,"Merry Family Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-138-66","Cusator Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned cemetery is fenced but not cared for. One stone exists in the west end along with overgrown lilacs. There are supposed to be many other burials here, but no markers. A marker near the gate is dedicated to the Merry Family and to people deceased, who did at one time care for the cemetery. No cemetery records have been found. Burials began in the school yard and continued for a time. The cemetery is found 7 miles south of I-94 along 68th Ave. SE, then 2 miles east along 43rd St. SE, then a half mile south on the south side 70th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5077,"Methodist of Evangelical Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 14-137-67","Griffin Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned cemetery is now the site of a large rockpile in the field perhaps 100 yards south of the road. At one time it held church, which was later moved east across the road. There are supposed to be two markers here mingled with extraneous rocks, although we did not find them in 1999. This cemetery is just across the road west of the Gackle Country SDA Cemetery (#5076). (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",546,"Montpelier Lutheran",null,null,"Montpelier, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 7-137-62","Manns Township","1931-10-07",null,null,"James River Valley Evangelical Lutheran Congregation",null,null,null,"10-1-99 The cemetery is fenced with chain link fence, has a large sign over the gate, is well kept. There is a display in the cemetery showing the names and locations of each burial. The sexton is Donald Olson, 404 - 3rd St., Montpelier, 489-3386. He holds a map of burials and a very well kept interment book. This cemetery is a mile east of Montpelier along 49th St. SE, then a half mile south on 90th Ave. SE, on the east side. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5081,"Montpelier Presbyterian or Old Community",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 14-137-63","Montpelier Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned cemetery is fenced but grown to tall weeds. A few stones are seen from the road but more are buried in the grass.  There are supposed to be many burials here without markers. The location is at the south edge of Montpelier just where the RR tracks cross 89th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5071,"Nellie Melvin Grave",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 12-138-65","Lenton Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The grave marker is found about 200 yards WSW of the farm buildings in this quarter, and on the west side of the creek at that point. It is difficult to find in the buckbrush of a pasture in use. Nellie was thought to have been with a wagon train and was buried along the route. She was instead, the daughter of William Thomas Melvin, who homesteaded on that section in the 1880s. This burial spot is found 7 1/2 miles along Highway 281, south of the I-94/Highway 281 intersection at Jamestown, then 5 miles west along 44th St. SE to the SE corner of the section. A short walk from the buildings is needed. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",726,"New Home Lutheran",null,"Formerly Trinity Lutheran","Woodworth, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-144-69","Lowery Township","1931-10-05",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign over the gate, and is well maintained. The current sexton is Arvin Goter, 701-752-4335, farm a 10th St. SE, Woodworth. His records consist of a map with names and birth & death years. This cemetery can be found 9 miles north of Woodworth on 56th Ave. SE to the Jackson Highway, then 4 miles west along 10th St. SE. The cemetery is located on the west side of a road a little north of the 52nd Ave. SE intersection. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5056,"New Home Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 2-144-69","Lowery Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is located in the fenced area north of the operating New Home SDA Church. It is well maintained. Fonda (Mrs. Russell) Rexin, 5169 - 6th St. SE, Sykeston, 58486, is the current church secretary and acts as the cemetery sexton. This cemetery is found miles north of Woodworth on 56th Ave. SE to the Jackson Highway, 4 miles west along 10th St. SE to the 52nd Ave. SE intersection, then 3 mi north along that highway to 7th St. SE, and a half mile east. It is located on the north side of the road in the churchyard. (from Cemeteries o Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5065,"Old State Hospital Cemetery #1",null,null,null,null,null,"7-139-63","Homer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This cemetery is about 200 yards south and a little east of cemetery No. 2. Its unfenced perimeter is marked by short thick wood posts. There are no markers and the cemetery in 1999 was a part of a pasture in use. Records for this cemetery are kept by the Chaplaincy a the hospital. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5092,"Old Windsor",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 32-140-66","Windsor Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 Burials in this cemetery were supposed to have been moved to St. Pauline's Cemetery, although Marvin Wanzek, St. Pauline's sexton, shows only one burial from the \"old\" cemetery. It is likely that burials still exist here. The cemetery was located just south of the railroad tracks and in the very northwest corner of SE 1/4 32, and north of a schoolhouse. This is just east of present Windsor village. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5082,"Olive Esther Haskell Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 30-139-62","Winfield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 Olive was buried in a small flower bed near the house which was quite close to the river. The house and buildings are gone in 1999. There is no marker here, but a stone in the Valley Cemetery at Ypsilanti denotes details. This spot can be reached by gravel trail along 90th Ave. SE north of Ypsilanti, then about 3/4 mile north in the stubble field. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5058,"Reformed Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 21-142-67","Paris Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This abandoned cemetery is located adjacent to the road in the Odenbach front yard. It was formed where a church was to be built but never materialized. It is mowed as a part of the yard of Odenbach's, but is continually degrading to the point where only one inscribed loose marker exists. There are other evidences of burials but no markers. Information on some of the unmarked burials was obtained from Fred Schuler, Jamestown, who grew up and has a farm in this area. This cemetery is located 6 miles east of the bend in Highway 36, north of Woodworth, then three and a third miles south on 62nd Ave. SE. It is on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5079,"Reich Family Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 20-137-66","Alexander Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 There are said to be two graves here in a small fenced area, now in CRP grass and perhaps 3/8 of a mile east of the road west of this quarter. There are no markers. A son of Gottfried Reich and the boy's grandmother are here, in this abandoned site. This cemetery is located four miles east of Gackle along Highway 46, then about 2-1/2 miles north along 67th Ave. SE. A drive to the east along a hay trail take you to where you can see the fence on a hill. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",542,"Rest",null,null,"Pingree, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 27-143-65",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Pingree Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is located just north of Pingree on the north side of Highway 36. It has a sign, is partially fenced and is well maintained The current sexton is Robert Moran, 1640 - 78th Ave. SE, Pingree, 701-252-0004. He holds the interment book dating from 1937. Bill Riebe, 1300 - 76th Ave. SE, Pingree, 701-285-3361 acts as treasurer and holds lot/burial information including names but no dates or details (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5063,"Romer Family Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-139-64","Woodbury Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This family cemetery supposedly started out with a few wooden markers that decayed away. Farm operators began to pile rocks that location and in 1999 it is a large rock pile with shrubs and trees growing from the pile. This site is about 400 yards west of 81st Ave. SE and about 4-3/4 miles south of its intersection with I-94. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",545,"Sacred Heart Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 10-141-63","Fried Township","1931-10-07",null,null,"Sacred Heart Church",null,null,null,"10-1-99 Many of the stone inscriptions are written in Polish. This cemetery is in the churchyard of the Sacred Heart church in Fried, 8 mile north of Jamestown along Highway 20, then a mile east, and a third of a mile north. This cemetery is well maintained. The sexton is Don Loren of Fried, 252-8329. St. James rectory in Jamestown holds the interment record for this cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 19"]
["Stutsman",5089,"Schelske Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 20-142-67","Paris Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 There are no markers or other evidence now, of the burials which are located about 10 feet west of Walter Holzworth's mailbox, which is pretty much on the quarterline driveway that runs to his farm. This is just across the road to the west of the Reformed Church Cemetery (#5058) in Odenbach's front yard, and a couple hundred yards to the south. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5099,"Schneider Child Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 22-138-64","Sydney Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 In the 1930s, this burial had been marked with a small ring of rocks near the henhouse. The rocks were not found but the chicken house exists and is perhaps a hundred feet north of the house. The site location was taken just east of the chicken house. This cemetery is 1 miles south of I-94 along Highway 281, then a mile west along 46th St. SE, then a half mile north on 82nd Ave. SE. It is located in the Max Brandenburger farm on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5085,"South Sykeston/New Home SDA",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-144-69","Lowery Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The cemetery is now farmed over, 3/8 mile west of Highway 30 (52nd Ave. SE) and 80 meters south of the road on the north side of section 10 (7th St. SE). This is the site of 4 burials being exposed in October 1995. This is also the site of land homesteaded by Maria Wall prior to 1904. It is also the site of the meeting place of the first congregation of the \"South Sykeston SDA\" which met in an abandoned sod house on this land. Since a number of persons died during the time the congregation met here, it is logical that most are buried close to where the bodies were exposed. \"Grave witching\" indicates a long row of burials just west and south of where the caskets were dug up. A fair assumption is that there are a number of burials still there, and unknown at this point. This cemetery is reached by traveling 9 miles north of Woodworth on Highway 30 (56th Ave. SE), then 4 miles west along the Jackson Highway (10th St. SE), then 3 miles north on Highway 30, and 3/8 mi east on 7th St. SE. The burial location is to the south of the road, although there is no marker or indicator of any kind. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5086,"South Sykeston/New Home SDA #2",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 14-144-69","Lowery Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This farmed over cemetery is near the east end of the NW 1/4 and about 50 feet south of the section line trail to the north of the section. It is supposedly quite close to a schoolhouse that existed here. A larger abandoned sod house was the second place of worship fort group that eventually became the New Home SDA congregation. A number of burials were made here but when the first church was built in the current location on section 2, the burials were moved to the new churchyard. Viola (Mrs. Lawrence) Stoltz's mother told her they moved the bodies except three who they didn't know. Witching revealed three burials together with a fourth at an angle to the three. This cemetery be reached by traveling 9 miles north along Highway 30 (56th Ave. SE), then 4 miles west along the Jackson Highway (10th St. SE), then north 2 miles along Highway 30 (52nd Ave. SE), then about a half mile east on the section line trail. The cemetery is to the south of the trail. Since it is farmed over, there is nothing to identify the location except GPS. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1137,"Spiritwood",null,null,"Spiritwood, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 22-140-62","Spiritwood Township","1959-12-30",null,null,"Spiritwood Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is well kept, has large evergreens and some spreading lilacs. Nels Albin, 8399 - 31-1/2 St. SE, Jamestown, 252-055 is the sexton. He holds a lot book with burials and birth and death years. This cemetery is found a quarter mile west of Spiritwood on 33rd SE, then south a mile on 93rd Ave. SE, and on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",539,"St. Hubert's",null,null,"Montpelier, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 2-137-63","Montpelier Township","1931-10-19",null,null,"St. Hubert's Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"10-1-99 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. The current sexton is Angie Brennan, 314 - 4th Ave., Montpelier, 489- 3321. She holds an assortment of records for this cemetery and many others in the area. The cemetery is located on the NE side of Montpelier. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",553,"St. John's Catholic",null,null,"Kensal, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-144-64","Kensal Township","1931-08-17",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is located about a half mile north on the north-south street that goes through downtown Kensal. It is on the east side the road. The cemetery has a sign and is well maintained. The current sexton is Kenneth DeVillers, 715 - 2nd Ave., Kensal, 701-435-2858. Neither the sexton nor the board president, Mrs. Louis Neva, would allow us to copy or even use the cemetery records, in opposition to NDC 23-06-10, which requires the record to be open to the public at all times. There were no \"no stoners\" found in existing county burial permits in Courtenay Gazette obits 1902-1923. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1438,"St. Luke's Lutheran",null,null,"Streeter, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 22-137-69","Streeter Township","1975-08-15",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign within, and is well kept. The sexton is Lloyd Veil, 314 - 1st Ave. NE, Streeter, 424-3455, who holds only a map of burials without dates or details. The interment book is held by the church in Streeter. This cemetery is a half mile north Streeter along 52nd Ave. SE and west of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",727,"St. Margaret's",null,null,"Buchanan, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 5-141-64","Buchanan Township","1931-10-05",null,null,null,"Property vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Margaret's Church.",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is in the eastern part of Buchanan Cemetery (#543). The sexton is David Boyle, 7200 - 24th St. SE. Buchanan, 252- 9252. He has a map showing lot owners. The Catholic church interment book of Buchanan/Pingree burials is held by St. James Rectory in Jamestown. This cemetery is also well maintained. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",547,"St. Mary's Catholic",null,null,"Medina, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 4-139-68","Chicago Township","1931-10-03",null,null,null,"The property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Mary's Church, Medina, ND.",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced with a new chain link fence and well maintained. Philip Obrigewitsch, 105 Water St. E., Medina, 486-331 is the sexton. He holds a map produced in 1966 with a list of partially recalled burials. This cemetery is located about a half mile east of Medina along 36th St. SE, then about a half mile south along a prairie trail that is 56th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 199"]
["Stutsman",947,"St. Mary's Catholic",null,null,"Courtenay, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 10-143-63","Durham Township","1932-01-20",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Mary's Church of Courtenay, ND.",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced and well maintained. Darold Soupir, 1593 Highway 9 SE, Courtenay, 701-435-2663, is the current sexton, who holds the map. Bob Goffe, 314 Old Highway 20 NE, Courtenay, 701-435-2306, holds the interment book, which dates from 1932. The location is two miles east of the Highway 20/Highway 9 intersection, and a half mile south along 88th Ave. SE, and on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",548,"St. Pauline Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 32-140-66","Windsor Township","1931-10-03",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Mathias' Church, Windsor, ND.",null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is well kept, is fenced and has a sign on the gate. Marvin Wanzek, 3706 - 67th Ave. SE, Cleveland, ND, 763-6244. He holds an interment book from the cemetery. This cemetery is found a half mile east of Windsor on the frontage road on the north side of 94. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5057,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-143-64","Lyon Township","1905-1923",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced, has a large sign, and is very well maintained. This is the site of the original St. Paul's Lutheran Church but in 1906 and moved into Kensal in 1926. There appear to be no existing records of burials here. This cemetery is located on the south side o the road four miles west of the Highway 20/9 intersection west of Courtenay. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5066,"St. Peter's Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-138-69","Newbury Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign over the gate and is well kept. Richard Guthmiller, 507 Water St., Medina, 486-3483, is sexton. He holds what exists of church burial records and township burial records and is knowledgeable about other area cemeteries. This is 6 miles south of the I-94/Highway 30 intersection, then on the south side, 1-1/2 miles west on 43rd St. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1322,"State Hospital Cemetery No. 2",null,null,"Jamestown, ND",null,null,"7-139-63","Homer Township","1961-06-13",null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced and inside a locked gate. It is well maintained. There are something over twenty N/S rows of graves each marked with a concrete or granite marker giving name and birth and death years. It is located about a half mile south of the Hospital ground and past a large power station. Records for this cemetery are kept by the hospital chaplaincy. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5072,"Streeter City",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 23-137-69","Streeter Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 The cemetery is partially fenced, has a large sign, and is well maintained. The sexton is William Graf, 241 State St. North, Streeter, 424-3349, who holds a plat map and burials along with an interment book dating from 1932, the records being kept in the bank vault. This cemetery is located a half mile north of Streeter along 52nd Ave. SE, on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5080,"Summerfield Grave",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 30-137-67","Alexander Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 There is no marker or evidence of a burial. A Summerfield baby is supposed to be buried south of the trees near the buildings. The GPS site was taken by a big tree about 60 feet west of an old shed on the hill. Information from Joe Kirvida in 1991. This site can be found miles east of Gackle along Highway 46, then about a 1-1/2 miles north on the west side and about 1-1/2 miles north along 67th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1121,"Sunset Memorial Gardens",null,null,"Jamestown, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 13-140-64","Midway Township","1955-11-21",null,"PERPETUAL CARE (only once in June 1988)","PERPETUAL CARE (only once in June 1988)",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced with a hedge, has a sign, is very well maintained, and has a colorful array of plastic flowers during the summer. Geraldine Krebsbach holds the records and has an office at 311 - 1st Ave. S., Jamestown, 252-4461. The cemetery began operations in the 1950s. This cemetery is located on the west side of Highway 20 about two miles north of 13th Ave. NE in Jamestown. (from Cemeteries Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",1030,"Trautman Family Cemetery",null,null,"Cleveland, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 28-141-67","Valley Springs Township","1932-07-19",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"4-29-1994 Letter from R.J. Trautman indicated further correspondence should be addressed to: Paul Trautman, North Rural Route 1, Cleveland, ND 58424.","10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well maintained. This cemetery is located 8 miles north of Cleveland on 64th Ave. SE, 3 miles west on 28th St. SE, a mile south on 62nd Ave. SE, and a half mile east on 29th St. SE. It is located on the north side of 29th St. SE. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5102,"Unknown Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 13-139-63","Homer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned single burial was noted by landowner, Evelyn (Cub) Demary, to Loren Kittleson and is located somewhere near the large depression that must have been a house cellar that exists here. This burial is 3-1/2 miles east along 38th St. SE from where the highway meets 38th St., a mile south along 89th Ave. SE, then about a half mile east along 39th St. SE trail, and on the north side. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5069,"Unknown Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 26-138-67","Sinclair Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 There are no markers. The spot is just north of an approach and immediately west of a tree shelter belt that parallels 47th St. SE. Bill Weinrich said that John Blaskowski's aunt is buried there along with two others, unknown. This site is located 7 miles north of Gackle along 65th Ave. SE, then 1-1/2 miles east on 47th St. SE, on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5087,"Unknown Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 28-141-65","Hidden Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 Two girls are buried (word of mouth) by the tree that is near but north of the bunch of trees that probably made up the farmstead and around 50 feet west of the N/S road. Information from Martin Krueger. This site is about 4 miles south of Buchanan on Highway 281, then west on 28th St. SE six miles, then a half mile south on the 75th Ave. SE trail, and on the west side. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5064,"Unknown Family Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-139-64","Woodbury Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 These burials are supposed to be in the trees on the south side of Larry Lee's residence. This location is on the west side of 81st Ave. SE, 4-1/2 miles south of its intersection with I-94. There are no markers and no appearance of a cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",541,"Valley",null,null,"Ypsilanti, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 7-138-62","Ypsilanti Township","1931-10-20",null,null,"North James River Valley Evangelical Lutheran Congregation",null,null,null,"10-1-99 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign over a very decorative front and is well kept. The current sexton is Robert Jorgenson, 517 - 18t St. SW, Apt. 3, Jamestown. He holds maps and an interment book dating back only to 1935. This cemetery is located on the south edge of Ypsilanti. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5059,"Valley Springs School #1",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 20-141-67","Valley Springs Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-99 This abandoned cemetery is just a grass spot on the hill adjacent to 28th St. SE that has been farmed around. Some of the original burial sites have been farmed over. Some grave depressions are evident in the tall grass. Vernon Schelske recalls 5 graves ringed with rock when he attended school there in the 1940s. Kenneth Jonietz thinks there may be as many as 8-9 graves here. Ernest E. Haas, a resident oft area for many years, recalls some of the names of the burials. See also \"Medina, ND Centennial 1899-1999\" page 105. This cemetery is on the north side of 28th St. SE about a quarter mile west of the Medina Country SDA cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5095,"Warren Family Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 4-139-63","Homer Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This burial is just north of the railroad tracks in the very SW corner of the section. It appears to be between the road and the railroad tracks in an area of old dead trees, flooded in 1999. The road that used to reach the Warren farm in the 1880s is now closed. Access to the location is locked on either end, on the west by Jamestown, and on the east by the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center. Help to find this location was given by the research center. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Stutsman",5067,"Zion German Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE1 /4 of 6-138-68","Bloomenfield Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"10-1-1999 This abandoned cemetery is mowed as a part of haying operations. A number of stones exist, most covered by spreading lilac bushes. This location is on the west side of 55th Ave. SE, straight south of Medina, and 5 miles south of the I-94/55th Ave. SE off ramp. (from Cemeteries of Stutsman County, 1999)"]
["Towner",563,"Apostolic Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,"Perth, ND",null,null,"27-162-68","Mt. View Township","1931-08-25"]
["Towner",1362,"Bergan",null,null,"Leeds, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 26-157-68","Springfield Township","1964-05-06",null,null,"North Prairie Church",null,null,null,"Traill"]
["Towner",753,"Brumbaugh",null,null,"Rock Lake, ND",null,null,"28-161-66",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"Brumbaugh Church of the Brethren"]
["Towner",557,"Church of the Brethren at Ellison",null,null,null,"7 miles east of Rock Lake",null,"5-161-65",null,"1931-10-01"]
["Towner",568,"Dash Cemetery Association",null,null,"Sarles, ND",null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 9-163-65",null,"1931-08-06"]
["Towner",555,"Egeland Union",null,null,"Egeland, ND",null,null,"6-159-65",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,"Egeland Union Cemetery Association"]
["Towner",1079,"Finnish Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner of 25-162-68",null,"1936-10-28",null,null,"Finnish Lutheran National Congregation"]
["Towner",567,"Hansboro Cemetery Association",null,null,"Hansboro, ND",null,null,"NW corner of Lot 3 of 7-163-67",null,"1931-08-12"]
["Towner",562,"Holy Rosary",null,null,"Bisbee, ND",null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 35-160-68","Grainfield Township","1931-09-30",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Holy Rosary Church of Bisbee."]
["Towner",554,"Independent Order of Odd Fellows",null,null,"Rock Lake, ND",null,null,"6-161-66","Virginia Township","1931-09-28"]
["Towner",566,"Independent Order of Odd Fellows",null,null,null,null,null,"29-158-66",null,"1931-08-12",null,null,"I.O.O.F. #41"]
["Towner",558,"Lunde Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"9-158-68","Zion Township","1931-10-01"]
["Towner",1361,"North Prairie Lutheran",null,null,"Leeds, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 28-157-68",null,"1964-05-06",null,null,"North Prairie Church"]
["Towner",561,"Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Bisbee, ND",null,null,"35-160-68",null,"1931-10-15"]
["Towner",565,"Old Homestead",null,null,null,null,null,"7-157-66","Maza Township","1931-08-10",null,null,"Owned by Ole S. Olsen, Cando"]
["Towner",1080,"Public Cemetery Association",null,null,"Bisbee, ND",null,null,"35-160-68","Grainfield Township","1939-04-27",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Used by the Presbyterian Church"]
["Towner",556,"Sacred Heart",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NW 1/4 of 28-158-66",null,"1931-09-30",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Sacred Heart Church of Cando, ND."]
["Towner",564,"Trinity Norwegian Lutheran","aka Perth Cemetery",null,"Perth, ND",null,null,"5-160-68","Grainfield Township","1931-08-25",null,null,null,null,null,"12-20-70 Bill Hanson, Perth, sexton"]
["Towner",560,"Zion",null,null,"Cando, ND",null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 of 14-158-68",null,"1931-10-15",null,null,"Church of the Brethren"]
["Towner",559,"Zion Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,"2-1/2 miles north of Arndt, ND",null,"19-160-66","Crocus Township","1931-10-20"]
["Traill",1293,"Aal Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,"Hillsboro, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 21-146-51",null,"1960-11-23"]
["Traill",571,"Arnegard Cemetery",null,"Formerly Norwegian M.E. Church",null,null,null,"3-145-51","Bloomfield Township","1931-09-26","graves dating from 1873.",null,"Operated now by Pioneer Memorial Cemetery Association of Arnegard Cemetery.",null,null,"Oscar Sundby, Rt. 2, Hillsboro, 58045, sexton."]
["Traill",578,"Aurdals",null,null,"Portland, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 35-147-53","Viking Township","1931-09-03",null,null,"Aurdal Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Traill",577,"Bethania",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 of 20-148-52","Morgan Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Bethania Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Traill",574,"Bruflat",null,null,"Portland, ND",null,null,"35-147-53","Viking Township","1931-09-26",null,null,"Bruflat Congregation"]
["Traill",977,"Caledonia",null,null,"Caledonia, ND",null,null,"15-146-49",null,"1932-02-19",null,null,"Caledonia Cemetery Association"]
["Traill",573,"Caledonia Lutheran",null,null,"Caledonia, ND",null,null,"15-146-49",null,"1931-09-25",null,null,"Caledonia Evangelist Lutheran Congregation"]
["Traill",569,"Calvary",null,null,"Reynolds, ND",null,null,"2-148-51",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Reynolds, ND."]
["Traill",1526,"Cemetery of the Morgan Lutheran Church of the Norwegian Synod",null,null,null,null,null,"28-148-52",null,"1993-05-20",null,null,null,null,null,null,"5-20-93 Abandoned (application for registration was submitted by the chairman of the Traill County Commissioners)"]
["Traill",982,"Clifford Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"22-145-53","Norman Township","1932-02-29",null,null,"Norman Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Traill",580,"Elm Coulee",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 26-147-49","Bingham Township","1931-09-17","Organized \"about year 1880\"",null,"Salem Norwegian Lutheran Evangelical Church"]
["Traill",579,"Elm River Lutheran Church",null,null,"Galesburg, ND",null,null,"SE corner of 20-144-53",null,"1931-08-03"]
["Traill",572,"Elmwood",null,null,"Hillsboro, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 32-146-49",null,"1931-09-26","deed dated 1-30-1890"]
["Traill",1247,"Gran",null,null,"Mayville, ND",null,null,"7-146-51",null,"1960-09-02",null,null,"Gran Lutheran Church"]
["Traill",1416,"Grandin Community Cemetery Association",null,null,"Grandin, ND","3 miles west and 1/2 mile north of Grandin, ND",null,"36-144-50",null,"1972-02-16"]
["Traill",1149,"Highland Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Cummings, ND",null,null,"14-147-50","Ervin Township","1960-02-09"]
["Traill",581,"Hillsboro",null,null,null,null,null,"32-146-50",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,"Hillsboror Cemetery Association"]
["Traill",575,"Immanuel Lutheran",null,null,"Hillsboro, ND",null,null,"34-146-50","Eldorado Township","1931-10-10"]
["Traill",1307,"Mayville",null,null,"Mayville, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 5-146-52",null,"1960-12-15","Organized \"1881 or thereabouts\" City of Mayville"]
["Traill",1506,"Norway Lutheran",null,null,"Cumming, ND",null,null,"10-146-51",null,"1990-04-23",null,null,null,null,null,"Albert Oie, Hillsboro, sexton"]
["Traill",955,"St. John's",null,"Formerly The Norwegian Lutheran (name changed 7-13-55) St. John's Congregation","Hatton, ND",null,null,"6-148-53","Garfield Township","1932-01-20"]
["Traill",576,"St. John's Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"10-144-51","Bohnsack Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"St. John's Lutheran Church of Missouri Synod"]
["Traill",1303,"St. Olaf",null,null,"Hillsboro, ND",null,null,"16-146-50","Eldorado Township","1960-12-08",null,null,"St. Olaf Lutheran Church"]
["Traill",570,"St. Rose of Lima",null,null,"Hillsboro, ND",null,null,"32-146-50",null,"1931-10-02",null,null,null,"Property is vested in the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Rose of Lima Church of Hillsboro, ND."]
["Traill",1183,"Stordahl Lutheran",null,null,"Galesburg, ND",null,null,"14-144-53",null,"1960-03-30"]
["Traill",728,"Trinity",null,null,null,null,null,"22-146-53",null,"1931-10-24",null,null,"Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Roseville"]
["Walsh",1414,"\"Langemo\"",null,null,null,null,null,"6-158-56","Lampton Township","1971-08-20",null,null,null,null,null,null,"According to L.S. Jensen, Edinburg, \"this cemetery has not been used for many years. It has no officers and will not be used in the future.\"","8-21-1971: \"Cemetery is abandoned so far as any organized group is concerned. Information furnished by Marcus Langemo, grandson of M & Mrs. Nils Anderson, who originally deeded the burial plot to Emanual Congregation, Norwegian Synod, and son of Rev. J.T. Langemo, w later owned the land from which the plot was taken.\" \"Since the cemetery is abandoned, there is no person or persons who can be named as actively in charge of records or upkeep. (Only possible records I could suggest for most recent burials might me that of Jenson Funeral Parlor of Edinburg.\""]
["Walsh",1249,"Aadalen",null,null,"Fairdale, ND",null,null,"26-158-59",null,"1960-09-02","Organized: \"about 1900\" Aadalen Lutheran Free Church"]
["Walsh",830,"Adalen",null,null,"Edinburg, ND",null,null,"22-158-57","Tiber Township","1931-12-02",null,null,"Norwegian United Lutheran Church of America"]
["Walsh",1344,"Ardoch",null,null,"Ardoch, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 32-155-52",null,"1962-05-04",null,null,"Diocese of Fargo","St. John's Church, Ardoch, ND.",null,null,"May 1962 note from Rev. Gabriel J.L. Stephens: \"Original records from 1887 to 1930 are at Sacred Heart Church, Minto, ND. From 1930 to 1961, I have records for 58 deceased. Owing to no markers; the number deceased at Ardoch Cemetery is between 150 and 175.\""]
["Walsh",585,"Calvary",null,null,"Park River, ND",null,null,"22-157-55",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,"St. Mary's Church of Park River"]
["Walsh",1329,"Christianson Cemetery Association",null,null,"Lankin, ND",null,null,"E1/2 NE 1/4 of 18-156-56",null,"1961-11-16"]
["Walsh",592,"City of Minto",null,null,"Minto, ND",null,null,"31-156-52",null,"1931-09-08"]
["Walsh",729,"Crescent",null,null,"Grafton, ND",null,null,"18-157-52",null,"1931-10-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"\"Independent corporation affiliated with Crescent Lodge No. 11, A. F. and A. M. Since Oct. 17, 1885, this cemetery has been under the supervision and control of Crescent Lodge #11, until it was incorporated, as an independent corporation.\""]
["Walsh",1320,"East Adams",null,null,"Adams, ND",null,null,"16-157-57",null,"1961-05-31",null,null,"Mountain Lutheran Church"]
["Walsh",938,"East Fordville",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 33-155-55","Edin Township","1932-01-20",null,null,"Fordville Lutheran Church"]
["Walsh",851,"Evangelical Lutheran Zion",null,null,"Grafton, ND",null,null,"10-157-51",null,"1931-12-21"]
["Walsh",589,"Garfield Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Lampton Township","1931-09-10","Organized \"about 1902\"",null,null,null,null,null,"33-158-56"]
["Walsh",1353,"German Lutheran",null,null,"Adams, ND",null,null,"17-157-58"]
["Walsh",1156,"Golden Valley",null,null,"Park River, ND",null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 29-157-56",null,"1960-02-18"]
["Walsh",1347,"Grafton (City)",null,null,"Grafton, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 18-157-52",null,"1962-08-27",null,"Privately owned prior to September 1934; purchased by the city Sept. 29, 1934.",null,null,null,"7-26-2006 Gene Loftsgard, new sexton (154 Eastern Avenue, Grafton 58237, 352-0515)."]
["Walsh",1254,"Hoff Lutheran",null,null,"Adams, ND",null,null,"4-156-57","Norton Township","1960-09-12"]
["Walsh",1336,"Hoople",null,null,"Hoople, ND",null,null,"5-158-54",null,"1962-03-13",null,null,"Civic Club, Hoople, ND"]
["Walsh",594,"Kensington",null,null,"Park River, ND","3 miles east of Park River",null,null,null,"1931-08-31",null,null,"Kensington Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"19-157-54"]
["Walsh",1316,"Machart Cemetery Association",null,null,"Lankin, ND",null,null,"SE corner S1/2 NE 1/4 of 15-156-57",null,"1961-05-19",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"J. C. Machart, Lankin, secretary-treasurer"]
["Walsh",1231,"Memorial Park",null,null,"Park River, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 22-157-55",null,"1960-05-18",null,null,"Park River Cemetery Association"]
["Walsh",924,"National Cemetery ZCBJ Lodge #106",null,null,"Pisek, ND",null,null,"21-156-55","Rushford Township","1931-12-28",null,null,"Lodge Zapadni Vlastenci #106 ZCBJ (formerly Lodge #58--merged in 1963)"]
["Walsh",800,"Norde Trefoldigheds Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Hoople, ND",null,null,"35-158-54","Glenwood Township","1931-12-15"]
["Walsh",591,"North Starr Lodge, Inc.",null,null,"Conway, ND",null,null,"14-155-55","Eden Township","1931-08-25"]
["Walsh",596,"Oak Grove",null,null,"Fordville, ND",null,null,"26-155-56",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,"Oak Grove Cemetery Association"]
["Walsh",1039,"Ohnstad Family Cemetery Association",null,null,"Fairdale, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 19-158-58",null,"1932-09-27",null,"PRIVATE"]
["Walsh",1163,"Park Center Church",null,null,"Hoople, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 of 21-158-55","Dundee Township","1960-03-01"]
["Walsh",1343,"Pleasant Valley Lutheran",null,null,"Park River, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 6-156-56",null,"1962-05-02","Organized: \"about 1880\""]
["Walsh",953,"Quale Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 27-155-57 1/25/1932"]
["Walsh",584,"Sacred Heart",null,null,"Minto, ND",null,null,"31-156-52",null,"1931-10-07",null,null,null,"Property vested with the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by Sacred Heart Church of Minto, ND."]
["Walsh",811,"Sacred Heart",null,null,null,null,null,"12-157-52",null,"1931-12-10",null,null,"Sacred Heart Church of Oakwood, a corporation"]
["Walsh",593,"Saints Peter & Paul",null,null,"Lankin, ND",null,null,"12-155-58","Perth Township","1931-08-25",null,null,"Saints Peter & Paul Church"]
["Walsh",1003,"Sarepta",null,null,"Adams, ND",null,null,"4-156-58","Latons Township","1932-04-18",null,null,"Sarepta Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Congregation"]
["Walsh",1584,"Sides Acres",null,null,"Grafton, ND",null,null,"6-157-52",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"FYI: This family has no relatives in the area and purchased the land a year earlier over the Internet.","11/3/2006 Mrs. Mary K. Sides was given permission to have her husband buried on their private land 11-28-05 (he died 11-26-05) with the assurance that the land surveyor would have the survey done by April 2006. All correspondence trying to get this work completed is with the cemetery registration application. (It eventually took a year to complete.)","As of November 2006, the funeral director had received no payment for any funeral expenses."]
["Walsh",787,"South Trinity & Concordia",null,null,"Grafton, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 and SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 23 & 25-157-54","Fertile Township","1931-12-17",null,null,"South Trinity Church"]
["Walsh",1135,"St. Catharine's Catholic",null,null,null,null,null,"3-155-59","Lomice Township","1959-09-11",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This cemetery was not given a number at time of registration so number was assigned 9-11-59."]
["Walsh",587,"St. John's",null,null,"Pisek, ND",null,null,"28-156-55",null,"1931-09-21",null,null,"Diocese of Fargo"]
["Walsh",590,"St. John's",null,null,"Grafton, ND",null,null,"18-157-52",null,"1931-09-15",null,null,"St. John's Evangelists Church (Catholic)"]
["Walsh",595,"St. Joseph's",null,null,"Lankin, ND",null,null,"24-156-57",null,"1931-08-25",null,null,"St. Joseph's Church"]
["Walsh",588,"St. Luke's",null,null,"Veseleyville, ND",null,null,"14-156-54",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,"St. Luke's Church at Veseleyville, ND."]
["Walsh",1323,"St. Olaf Lutheran",null,null,"Fairdale, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 32-158-59",null,"1961-06-16"]
["Walsh",730,"St. Patrick's",null,null,"Minto, ND",null,null,"30-156-52",null,"1931-10-30",null,null,"St. Patrick's Church Diocese of Fargo"]
["Walsh",943,"St. Peter Congregation",null,null,null,null,null,"11-157-57","Vesta Township","1932-01-20"]
["Walsh",854,"St. Stanislaus",null,null,"Warsaw, ND",null,null,"31-156-50",null,"1931-12-21",null,null,null,"The property is vested with the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Stanilaus Church of Warsaw, ND."]
["Walsh",583,"Thomas Jefferson Lodge #106 ZCBJ",null,null,"Lankin, ND",null,null,"26-156-57",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,null,null,null,"June 1963: James Trenda, district organizer, ZCBJ, stated that ZCBJ Lodge Thomas Jefferson #202 disbanded and merged with Lodge #10 All property automatically merges and is transferred with membership."]
["Walsh",1335,"Trefoldigheds (Trinity) Lutheran",null,null,"Adams, ND","3 miles north, 1 mile west of Adams, ND",null,"34-158-58","Silvesta Township","1962-02-19",null,null,"Trinity Lutheran Church"]
["Walsh",949,"Trinity",null,"Formerly Immanuel Lutheran No. 1","Edinburg, ND",null,null,"22-158-56","Lampton Township","1932-01-20",null,null,null,null,null,null,"2-6-1964 According to L.S. Jensen, this cemetery and #988 are now one cemetery known as \"Trinity Cemetery\"."]
["Walsh",988,"Trinity",null,"formerly known as St. Paul Cemetery.","Edinburg, ND",null,null,"22-158-56","Lampton Township","1932-03-10","Organized: \"unknown about 1900\"",null,null,null,null,null,"2-6-1964 According to L.S. Jensen, this cemetery and #949 are now one cemetery known as \"Trinity Cemetery\"."]
["Walsh",1300,"Vang",null,null,null,"9 miles SE of Fairdale",null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 2-156-59",null,"1960-12-05",null,null,"Vang Lutheran Church"]
["Walsh",586,"ZCBJ National Cemetery Lodge #106",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 2-155-58","Perth Township","1931-10-01",null,null,"Lodge Zapadni Vlastenci #106"]
["Walsh",582,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,"Hoople, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 4-157-54","Fertile Township","1931-09-28",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Church"]
["Ward",1485,"Black Walnut Hill",null,null,"Burlington, ND",null,null,"35-156-84","Kirkelie Township","1986-11-05",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,"Andrew F. Clouse and Katherine J. Clouse"]
["Ward",928,"Des Lacs Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"23-157-85","Mayland Township","1932-01-02",null,null,"Des Lacs Valley Cemetery Association"]
["Ward",958,"Des Lacs Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"1-157-86","Carpio Township","1932-01-28",null,null,"Des Lacs Valley Norwegian Lutheran Church"]
["Ward",1484,"Douglas Village",null,null,null,null,null,"36-151-85",null,"1986-09-23",null,null,"Town Council in charge of cemetery"]
["Ward",607,"Elmdale Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"7-160-89","Elmdale Township","1931-10-02","1931-09-10",null,"Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church of Niobe, ND.","Ryder Cemetery Association",null,null,"platted as Rose Hill Cemetery Blocks 1 and 2","NOTE: This is the same cemetery that was registered a month later in 1931 as #731."]
["Ward",1455,"First Lutheran Church",null,null,"Minot, ND",null,null,"13-155-83","Harrison Township","1978-09-05",null,null,"First Lutheran Church of Minot, ND."]
["Ward",862,"Fron Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NW corner NE 1/4 of 24-153-84","Torning Township","1931-12-22"]
["Ward",602,"German Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"18-157-82","Tatman Township","1931-09-23",null,null,"German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Lynch, ND."]
["Ward",1349,"Golden Stairs Memorial Gardens",null,null,"Minot, ND",null,null,"4-154-82",null,"1963-04-08",null,null,"Golden Stairs Memorial Gardens, Inc."]
["Ward",846,"Good Hope Lutheran",null,null,"Benedict, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 35-152-82",null,"1931-12-18",null,null,"Hopes Lutheran Congregation"]
["Ward",959,"Highland Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 of 15-152-83",null,"1932-02-01"]
["Ward",603,"Holy Cross",null,null,"Douglas, ND",null,null,"36-151-86","Mayland Township","1931-10-20",null,null,"Church of the Holy Cross"]
["Ward",900,"Independent Order of Odd Fellows",null,null,"Donnybrook, ND",null,null,"15-158-87",null,"1932-01-02",null,null,"Donnybrook Lodge I.O.O.F. #85"]
["Ward",1364,"Lakeview",null,null,"Kenmare, ND",null,null,"19-160-88",null,"1964-05-20",null,null,"Kenmare City Council"]
["Ward",247,"Mennonite Brethren Church",null,"formerly Velva Mennonite Brethren Church Cemetery 11-16-1987 Elmer Heigelman, Velva, sexton","Sawyer, ND",null,null,"SW corner of 34-153-81",null,"1931-09-30"]
["Ward",1222,"Moravian Church Cemetery of Aurelia",null,null,null,null,null,"33-158-87","Carbondale Township","1960-04-29",null,null,"Aurelia Moravian Church"]
["Ward",605,"Old German Baptist",null,null,null,"1/2 mile east and 4 miles north of Surrey",null,"32-156-81",null,"1931-09-24","Organized: \"trustees appointed 1906\""]
["Ward",1325,"Our Savior's Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 of 35-159-89",null,"1961-10-13","Organized: \"approximately January 1908\""]
["Ward",606,"Rolling Green",null,null,"Des Lacs, ND",null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 2-154-85","Rolling Green Township","1931-09-25",null,null,"Rolling Green Mission Church"]
["Ward",610,"Rose Hill",null,null,"Ryder, ND",null,"Known as Block 3.","NW 1/4 of 10-151-86",null,"1931-09-10",null,null,"St. John's Lutheran Church of Ryder, ND."]
["Ward",731,"Rose Hill",null,null,"Ryder, ND",null,null,"3-151-86",null,"1931-10-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This is the same cemetery that was registered a month earlier in 1931 as #609. Ryder Cemetery Association."]
["Ward",1220,"Rosehill Memorial Park","Name changed by city ordinance #1413 on March 16, 1964.","formerly Rosehill Cemetery","Minot, ND",null,null,"25-155-83",null,"1960-04-27"]
["Ward",1157,"Sacred Heart",null,null,"Minot, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of 25-155-83",null,"1960-02-18",null,null,"Sacred Heart Benedictine Convent & Academy, Minot."]
["Ward",600,"Sawyer",null,null,null,null,null,"35-154-81","New Prairie Township","1931-09-30",null,null,"Sawyer Cemetery Association"]
["Ward",601,"Solem Mennonite Brethren",null,null,"Sawyer, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 12-152-82","Newman Township","1931-09-30"]
["Ward",969,"Spring Lake Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner NE 1/4 of 4-151-84",null,"1932-02-08",null,null,"Spring Lake Township"]
["Ward",951,"Spring Valley Mennonite",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SW 1/4 of 17-159-88","Baden Township","1932-01-23"]
["Ward",598,"Spring Valley Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,null,"4 miles east & 4 miles north of Plaza, ND",null,"9-153-87","Lund Township","1931-09-29"]
["Ward",1382,"St. Agnes'",null,null,"Kenmare, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 17-160-88",null,"1966-08-19"]
["Ward",1136,"St. Charles",null,null,"Ryder, ND",null,null,"3-151-86",null,"1959-09-11","Cemetery number wasn't assigned at registration so number was given 9-11-1959.",null,"St. Charles Church"]
["Ward",1479,"St. Elizabeth's",null,null,"Makoti, ND",null,null,"22-152-87",null,"1984-09-06",null,null,"St. Elizabeth's--Father Charles Zins, Parshall"]
["Ward",604,"St. John's",null,null,"Carpio, ND",null,null,null,null,"1931-10-19",null,null,"St. Johannes Congregation of the Synod for the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America (Carpio)"]
["Ward",1217,"St. Leo's",null,null,"Minot, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 25-155-83",null,"1960-04-21",null,null,"St. Leo's Catholic Church"]
["Ward",611,"St. Mary's",null,null,"Foxholm, ND",null,null,"2-156-85",null,"1931-08-28",null,null,"St. Mary's Church, a corporation"]
["Ward",599,"St. Paul's Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SE corner SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 9-151-87","Hiddenwood Township","1931-09-29"]
["Ward",1116,"Sunset Memorial Gardens",null,null,"Minot, ND",null,null,"26-156-83",null,"1953-03-11",null,"PERPETUAL CARE",null,"Sunset Memorial Gardens of Minot, Inc."]
["Ward",1190,"Trinity",null,null,"Kenmare, ND",null,null,"35-161-88","Denmark Township","1960-04-05"]
["Ward",1065,"Trinity Lutheran",null,null,"Douglas, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 25-151-85","Cameron Township","1934-01-20"]
["Ward",597,"Trinity Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,null,null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 of 18-156-82","McKinley Township","1931-09-28","Organized: \"some time in the fall of 1910\""]
["Ward",877,"West Prairie",null,null,null,"3-1/2 miles west of Carpio, ND. ",null,"9-157-86","Carpio Township","1932-01-02",null,null,"West Prairie Cemetery Association"]
["Ward",612,"Wild Rose",null,null,"Berthold, ND",null,null,"21-156-86",null,"1931-08-08"]
["Ward",738,"Zion Norwegian Evangelical Church",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 19-153-84",null,"1931-11-04"]
["Wells",619,"Bethania Congregation",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"27-150-71","Fram Township","1931-10-05",null,null,"Bethania Congregation of the Lutheran Free Church"]
["Wells",5109,"Bethania Congregation Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 22-147-71","West Ontario Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (USGS and this book name this Dunkard Cemetery.) It is fenced and mowed. This cemetery is on the east side of 39th Ave. NE half mile north of 8th St. NE, or about 4-1/2 miles north of Bowdon. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5117,"Bethania Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 27-150-71","Fram Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 It appears the church may have been across the road west. The marker on the gate post shows \"Bethania Church built 1910, rebuilt 1917\". The cemetery is fenced and well kept. It is located at the intersection of 26th St. NE and 39th Ave. NE. It can also be located miles south of Wellsburg and a mile east. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5118,"Bethania Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 9-150-71","Fram Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign on the gate post and is well kept. It is located on the south side of the railroad tracks a little le than 1/2-mile south of the intersection of 29th St. NE and 39th Ave. NE. It can also be found a 1/2-mile east and near a 1/2-mile south of Wellsburg. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1211,"Bethel Lutheran",null,null,"Manfred, ND","northeast of Manfred, ND",null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 2-149-71","Manfred Township","1960-04-11",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (The name in this book is Bethel Hauge Cemetery.) This cemetery is in the churchyard, south of the existing church. It is fenced has a sign and is well kept. It lies at the intersection of County Highway 5 and 41st Ave. NE. It can also be found 9 miles west of Hamberg along C Highway 5. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5112,"Boe Family Cemetery (farmed over)",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 34-147-73","Crystal Lake Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"October 1976: disinterment/reinterment permits were issued to move the remaining three bodies to the Pleasant Hill Cemetery (26-146-73), Hurdsfield, Wells County","7-20-1998 The farm operator at HC 1, Box 10, who lives on the south side of section 26, said he had been told that there was a cemetery but never saw any stones. The area was farmed over a number of years back. The area is in the center of four sections that are actively grain farmed. No fences, section lines, or roads lead to this cemetery. Helen Fitchie, who lives nearby, says all of the burials were moved into the Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Hurdsfield. This site where the cemetery used to be can be located just NE of the intersection of 6th St. NE and 2 Ave. NE, although neither are roads in this location. It can also be found 3 miles west of Hurdsfield along Highway 200, then 4 miles north, the hike for a mile east. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1019,"Bowdon Baptist",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 4-145-71","Progress Township","1932-06-09",null,null,"First German Baptist Church of Tuttle, ND.",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 also called Fuhrman Baptist Cemetery. The cemetery is fenced and well kept, near a farmyard. The cemetery is located just NW of the intersection of 1st Ave. SE and 39th Ave. SE, or 4 miles south of Highway 200 at the west exit to Bowdon. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",618,"Bowdon Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 28-147-71","West Ontario Township","1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (U.S.G.S. names this cemetery Brynjulson Cemetery.) This cemetery is on the west side of 39th Ave. NE, one-half mile north of 7th St. NE, or about 3-1/2 miles north of Bowdon. It is fenced and well kept. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",620,"Bowdon Valley",null,null,null,null,null,"22-147-71","West Ontario Township","1931-10-05",null,null,"Bowdon Valley Cemetery Association"]
["Wells",998,"Chaseley Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 23-146-72","Chaseley Township","1932-04-12",null,null,"Evangelical Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is located just north of Chaseley on the east side of 34th Ave. NE. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",613,"Concordia Lutheran",null,null,"Fessenden, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 20-149-69","Hamberg Township","1931-08-28",null,null,"Concordia Lutheran Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The church is fenced and has a sign and is well kept. It is located on the east side of the road about a half mile north of the intersection of 20th St. NE and 49th Ave. NE. It can also be located a half mile west and a half mile south from the church and parish center which is 3 miles south of Hamberg along Highway 30 and a half mile west. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5104,"Early SDA Church Burials",null,null,null,null,null,"W1/2 of 10-145-70","Berlin Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 located where the quarterline south of the NW 1/4 meets the road right-of-way. Edward Suckut, living on section 3, is familiar w this cemetery, which appears to be a burial place of an early SDA congregation near 1900 before moving further south. There are supposed be about 15 burials. Clara Schander indicates that two of the burials are children of a Bietz married to an Otto girl. Suckut says that grave markers for this farmed-over cemetery are to be found in a rock pile on the SW 1/4. The location of this spot is one-half mile north of the intersection of 2nd St. SE and 45th Ave. SE, on the east side of the road. It can also be reached 2 miles west of the Heaton exit along Highway 200, then south 4-1/2 miles. Research information from Mavis Miller, Carrington. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",868,"Eden Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Sheyenne, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 15-150-68","Valhalla Township","1932-01-09",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is in the churchyard on the north side of the road just east of the intersection of 27th St. NE and 57th Ave. NE. It can also be found 4 miles north of Bremen and a little more than a mile east. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",801,"Eigenheim German Congregational",null,null,null,"12 miles south of Harvey",null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 19-148-72","Rusland Township","1931-12-14","Organized: \"spring of 1898\"",null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is on the NE side of the intersection of 30th Ave. NE and 14th St. NE. It can also be located 10 miles south of Harvey along Highway 3 and a mile east. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",616,"German Baptist",null,"formerly Germantown Baptist","Cathay, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 11-148-69","Germantown Township","1931-09-24",null,null,"Germantown Baptist Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The name in this book is Germantown Cemetery. It is fenced, has an identifying sign, and is well kept. It is located on the north side of Highway 15 (16th St. NE) a little more than a half mile east of 52nd Ave. NE (where the highway rest area is located). It also is about 4 miles east of the intersection of Highways 15 and 30. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1548,"German Baptist Brethren Church of Carrington (ABANDONED)",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 32-145-69","Johnson Township","1998-03-20",null,"ABANDONED","German Baptist Brethren Church of Carrington","registered by the Wells County State's Attorney.",null,null,"7-20-1998 Brethren Cemetery. This is an abandoned cemetery, grown up to tall weeds. It is just north of the fence line on the south side of section 32 near the junction of 6th St. SE and 49th Ave. SE. It also can be located 5 miles west of the east side of Sykeston along Highway 200 and then south 9 miles on 49th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",617,"German Baptist of Fessenden",null,null,"Fessenden, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 33-149-70","West Norway Township","1931-10-01",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (The USGS name is German Baptist, while this book names it Fessenden Baptist Cemetery.) The cemetery is fenced and well maintained. It is located at the intersection of 18th St. NE and 44th Ave. NE, although there is no north-south road. It can also be located on mile north and one mile east of Hillside Cemetery at Fessenden. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5103,"German Evangelical Lutheran St. John's",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 30-145-69","Johnson Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (called Johnson Township Cemetery in this book) The cemetery is fenced and well maintained. It is located on the west side of 49th Ave. SE one and a half miles north of cemetery #2 (H.D. #1548). Art and Alice Wolff, of near Jamestown, rescued this cemetery from abandoned condition and are experts here. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1228,"Hamberg Lutheran Church",null,null,"Hamberg, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 28-150-69","Norway Lake Township","1960-05-05",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (This book shows the name as Hamberg Cemetery.) This cemetery has a sign, is well marked, and mowed. It is located at the intersection of Highway 30 and 25th St. NE. It can also be found on the east side of Highway 30 about a half mile north of Hamberg. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5105,"Heaton Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 14-146-70","Speedwell Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced and well kept. It is located on the west side of 47th Ave. NE, which is the east exit from Highway 200 to Heaton and about a half mile north of Highway 200. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",625,"Hillsdale Evangelical Lutheran",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"W1/2 NW 1/4 of 32-150-73","Hillsdale Township","1931-09-19",null,null,"Hillsdale Norwegian Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is mowed occasionally. It is located on the east side of the road about a third of a mile so of the intersection of 25th St. NE and 25th Ave. NE. It can also be found about 4 miles west of where the Highway 52 bypass joins the highway again on the west side of Harvey. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",631,"Hillside Cemetery Association, Inc.",null,null,"Fessenden, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 12-148-71","St. Anna Township","1931-07-31",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Sept. 1982: According to Mark Nelson (Neuenschwander Funeral Home, Fessenden), in the mid-50s the cemetery association purchased a piece of land adjacent to the old cemetery. It is referred to Hillside Cemetery First Addition. It is separated from the old cemetery by a county road and, therefore, is in a different township. First Addition is: Sec. 7, Oshkosh Township, Range 70.","7-20-1998 This cemetery extends into two townships. The older part is in the NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 12-148-71, St. Anna Township, while the newer part is in NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 7-148-70, Oshkosh Township The cemetery has a sign on one vault building and is well maintained. The cemetery is located on either side of 42nd Ave. NE, where it meets Highway 52 about a mile west of Fessenden. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1197,"Hoff Lutheran",null,null,"Heimdal, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of 32-150-70","Heimdal Township","1960-04-11",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign, and is well kept. It is located about 3/4-mile west of the intersection of 24th St. NE and 44th Ave. NE. It can also be found on the north side of the county highway, 6-1/2 miles west of the south edge of Hamberg. (from Cemeteries o Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",734,"Hutterisch Hufnungs Gemeinde",null,null,"Chaseley, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 21-147-72","Delger Township","1931-11-04","Organized: \"about 1917\"",null,null,null,null,"9-7-1984: Connie Wollman, 1116 North 17th St., Bismarck, ND 58501, treasurer","7-20-1998 (USGS name is Mennonite Cemetery, while in this book it is called Kleinsasser Family Cemetery.) The cemetery is fenced and well kept and at the intersection of 8th St. NE and 33rd Ave. NE; however, no N/S road exists. It can also be found 6 miles north of Highway 2 at the Chaseley exit and a mile west on the north side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5113,"Kittelson Cemetery or Wonnenberg Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 18-147-73","Crystal Lake Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This small cemetery of two burials is fenced with four posts and chain. It is mowed regularly. It is located 8 miles north of Hurdsfield along Highway 3, then 5 miles west and a half mile south. It is located on the east side of the road and just south of the drive into an abandoned farmstead. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5110,"Kleinsasser Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 32-147-72","Delger Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 There are no markers. The baby burials are somewhere just north of a small tree that is near and NE of Herbert Wonnenberg's house. This cemetery can be found 5 miles north of Chaseley, 3-1/2 miles west, then turn into the farmyard. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",621,"Krimmer Mennonite Brethren",null,null,"Chaseley, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 29-147-72","Delger Township","1931-10-21",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced with chain and well kept. It is located on the west side of 32nd Ave. NE, about a half mile north of 7thS NE, or 5 miles north of Highway 200 at Hurdsfield, 3 miles east and a half mile north. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",628,"Lake View",null,null,"Cathay, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 12-147-69","Cathay Township","1931-08-28",null,null,"Cathay Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is just north of the village of Cathay on the east side of 53rd Ave. NE and north of 10th St. NE. (from Cemeteries Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1550,"located on property of Louis S. Boese (ABANDONED)",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 33-149-71","Manfred Township","1998-03-20",null,"ABANDONED","registered by the Wells County State's Attorney",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 Manfred Township Cemetery. The cemetery perimeter is marked with vertical concrete posts and mowed up to the cemetery, but the cemetery is abandoned to tall weeds and brush. It is SE of the intersection of 19th St. NE and 38th Ave. NE, although there is no east-w road there. Take the section line road about a mile west of Manfred along Highway 52 and then about a mile south on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",999,"Manfred Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 13-148-72","Rusland Township","1932-04-12",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced with chain and to the north of the church in the churchyard. It is well maintained. The church has a sign and is on the NE side of the intersection of 14th St. NE and 35th Ave. NE. It is also located 8 miles west of Fessenden along the east-west highway that becomes Highway 15 at Fessenden, then one mile south. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1029,"Mennonite Brethren",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 33-149-73","Western Township","1932-07-05",null,null,"Mennonite Brethren Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (The name in this book is Harvey Country Mennonite Cemetery.) The cemetery has a sign and is well kept. The churchyard that used to be just across the road to the west now holds a rural residence. The cemetery is found at the intersection of 18th St. NE and 26th Av NE. It can also be located six miles south of Harvey along Highway 3, then about 5 miles west along 18th St. NE, and located on the north side the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5106,"Mielke Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of 25-146-71","Haaland Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is semi-abandoned and has unmarked graves and few markers. It is located on the south side of 2nd St. NE, a half mile east of 41st Ave. NE, or 2 miles east of the west Highway 200 exit to Bowdon, one mile south along 41st Ave. NE, then a half mile east along 2nd St. NE and located on the south side of that road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5114,"Nokleby Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 26-147-73","Crystal Lake Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This single burial is in an active cow pasture on top of the southernmost hill, about a quarter mile north of the farm buildings on that quarter section. The only marker is a stone marking the burial with a ring chiseled into the rock. The site is located 5 miles north of Hw 200 at Hurdsfield along Highway 3, then about a half mile west, and a hike up into the pasture. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",819,"Paul F. Gross Family",null,null,"Chaseley, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 10-147-72","Delger Township","1931-12-08",null,"PRIVATE",null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This abandoned cemetery is near the north side of the NE 1/4 of section 10, perhaps 100 yards west of the road. It is in a small fenced area in the wooded area on the north side of an abandoned farm. Roger Flick, who lives on section 10, indicates there were three bur including Paul F. Gross. He said he was able to find one foot stone in the past. This cemetery is a few feet SW of the intersection of 34th A NE and 11th St. NE, although there is no 11th St. NE road at this point. It also can be found 9 miles north of Highway 200 at the Chaseley exit, on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5107,"Peterson Family Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 15-146-71","Haaland Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and well kept. It is located just across the road to the east of Wayside Cemetery on the west side of Bowdon. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",629,"Pleasant Hill Cemetery Association",null,null,"Hurdsfield, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 26-146-73","Bull Moose Township","1931-10-31",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is located a half mile south of Hurdsfield on the west side of 29th Ave. NE. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5119,"Riverside Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 32-150-72","Wells Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and abandoned to tall grass and trash. There is no road to the cemetery. Many burials from this cemetery have been moved to Sunnyside Cemetery, west of Harvey. Many stones remain and perhaps many markers covered with trash as well as ma unmarked burials. It can be located very close to the southern edge of Harvey. At the intersection of 31st Ave. NE and 24th St. NE, go east just beyond the railroad crossing, then about a quarter mile further east to near a north/south tree claim, turn north onto the prairie trail. The cemetery can be seen to the NW with a number of tall white stones and a couple trees. A hike is required. (from Cemeteries of Wells Count 1998)"]
["Wells",1549,"Saloma Springer",null,null,null,null,null,"29-149-73","Western Township","1998-03-20",null,"ABANDONED","registered by the Wells County State's Attorney",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 Springer Private Cemetery (farmed over). This cemetery existed up to about 10 years ago, as per the Larry Schmitz family, at which time the stones were removed and the area farmed over. The location of the stones is not known. Perhaps research might identify burials. This cemetery is located a little SW of the intersection of 20th St. NE and 26th Ave. NE. It can also be reached 4 miles south of Harvey on Highway 3, then 5 miles west, then 100 yards south. The cemetery is on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells Count 1998)"]
["Wells",630,"Seventh Day Adventist",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 22-145-70","Berlin Township","1931-08-04",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 Bowdon Advent Cemetery. The ND State Health Department names this Seventh Day Adventist Cemetery. It is fenced, has a large sign, and is well kept. There used to be an associated church on the north side of the road that is now gone and there were no burials in the churchyard itself. The cemetery is located SE of the intersection of 3rd St. SE and 45th Ave. SE, or 2 miles east of where Highway 52 turns north, then south along 45th Ave. SE for 6 miles. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",623,"St. Cecilia's",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"6-149-72","Forward Township","1931-09-18",null,null,null,"Property vested with the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Cecilia's Church of Harvey, ND.",null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced, has a sign and is well kept. It is found to the west side of Highway 3 as it enters the south side of Harvey. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",622,"St. Elizabeth Catholic Church",null,null,"Sykeston, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 13-146-69","Sykeston Township","1931-09-18",null,null,null,"Property vested with the Diocese of Fargo but managed and supervised by St. Elizabeth's Church of Sykeston, ND.",null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced and well maintained. It is located west of the east road at Sykeston, just south of the railroad tracks, and north of the Sykeston Cemetery. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1047,"St. Joseph's",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 28-149-68","Bremen Township","1933-01-10",null,null,"St. Joseph's Church, Diocese of Fargo",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 It is located in the churchyard just north of the St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The church has a sign and the cemetery is well kept It is located a little less than half a mile north of the intersection of 19th St. NE and 56th Ave. NE, or can be found 3-1/2 miles south of Bremen, on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",627,"St. Peter's Lutheran",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 14-148-73","Pony Gulch Township","1931-08-25",null,null,"St. Peter Lutheran Evangelical Congregation",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is well maintained and in the churchyard, north of the abandoned church. The cemetery in this book is named St. Petri Lutheran Cemetery. It is located on the SE side of the intersection of 16th St. NE and 28th Ave. NE, or can be located 8 miles south of Harvey along Highway 3, then one mile west. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1185,"Stavanger Lutheran Church",null,"Formerly Stavanger Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery","Cathay, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 30-148-68","Fairville Township","1960-03-30",null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 (USGS names this cemetery Norwegian Lutheran.) This cemetery is one-half mile north of the intersection of 55th Ave. NE and 13th St. NE and on the west side of the road. It can also be located 2 miles east of Highway 30 at Cathay, then 3-1/2 miles north. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",632,"Sunnyside",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 25-150-73","Hillsdale Township","1931-09-19",null,null,"Harvey Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and well kept and has a sign on one of the vault houses. It is located at the intersection of 25th St. NE an 29th Ave. NE. It can also be located about a mile west of Harvey on Highway 52, then a 1/2-mile south, on the east side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",615,"Sykeston",null,null,"Sykeston, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 13-146-69","Sykeston Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"Sykeston Cemetery Association",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is on the north side of Highway 200, a few feet west of the east Sykeston exit. The cemetery if fenced and well kept. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5116,"Tebelius Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 34-149-73","Western Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and abandoned to weeds and brush. It is at the north end of the Lone Tree wildlife area. It is located at intersection of 19th St. NE and 28th Ave. NE. It can also be found 4 miles south of Harvey along Highway 3, then west 3 miles, then south 1 mile. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1547,"The Brethren Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 9-145-68","Hawks Nest Township","1998-03-20",null,"ABANDONED","registered by the Wells County State's Attorney.",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 aka Hawks Nest Township Cemetery (The U.S. Geological Survey names this \"Brethren Cemetery.) This small cemetery can be found on the west side of 57th Ave. SE, 4-1/2 miles south of the junction of Highway 200 and 57th Ave. SE. (from Cemeteries of Wells County 1998)"]
["Wells",624,"The East Vang",null,null,null,null,null,"NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of 10-149-70","West Norway Township","1931-09-19",null,null,"The East Vang Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced with a single chain, has a sign and is well kept. The sign gives the origin as 1902. It is located on the SE side of the intersection of 23rd St. NE and 45th Ave. NE. It can also be located 5 miles west of Hamberg and a mile south. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5108,"Tolbert Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 34-147-70","South Cottonwood Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This is a near-abandoned cemetery overgrown with lilacs and few stones. It is not fenced and is located 1-1/2 miles north of Heaton along 47th Ave. NE, then west 1-1/2 miles along 6th Ave. NE and on the north side of the road. You will have to look sharp to see a few grey stones being harbored by large lilac bushes, quite close to the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5115,"Trinity Lutheran Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 5-149-68","Bremen Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery is fenced and mowed and located on the west side of 56th Ave. NE, about a mile north of Bremen. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",614,"Vang Lutheran",null,null,"Manfred, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 NE 1/4 of 28-149-71","Manfred Township","1931-09-16",null,null,"Vang Evangelical Lutheran Church",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 The cemetery is fenced with chain, has a sign and is mowed. It is found on the west side of 39th Ave. NE, just north of the village of Manfred. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",5111,"Voegel Burial",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 15-147-72","Delger Township",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This burial of ashes is a few feet north of what had been the driveway to the Voegel farm. There are no buildings left, just a few trees. The burial is covered with irises and lies between two small lilac trees, one to the north and one to the south. This burial is located 7- miles north of Highway 200 at Chaseley, and on the west side of the road. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Wells",1219,"Wayside",null,null,"Bowdon, ND","7-20-1998 This cemetery is located on the west side of 39th Ave. NE, which is the west Highway 200 exit to Bowdon and about a half mile north of the highway. It is located just south of the railroad tracks. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)",null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 16-146-71","Haaland Township","1960-04-27",null,null,"a corporation, no stock, individual members"]
["Wells",1104,"Wells County",null,null,"Harvey, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 SW 1/4 of 25-150-73","Hillsdale Township","1948-05-04",null,null,"City of Harvey",null,null,null,"7-20-1998 This cemetery was established in 1943 as a 250 feet (n-s) by 354 feet (e-w) plot adjacent and to the north of the then Sunnyside Cemetery. In 1979, the Sunnyside Cemetery was replatted to incorporate this two acre plot to make the Sunnyside Cemetery a total of 7 acres.  It is assumed that it was at this point that the Wells County Cemetery ceased to exist. (from Cemeteries of Wells County, 1998)"]
["Williams",641,"Beaver Creek",null,null,null,null,null,"10-154-96",null,"1931-09-23",null,null,"Beaver Creek Congregation"]
["Williams",635,"Betaini Free Norwegian Lutheran Evangelical",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Dry Fork Township","1931-09-10"]
["Williams",642,"Bethania Evangelical Norwegian Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"27-157-101","Blacktail Township","1931-09-25"]
["Williams",1551,"Bethany Cemetery",null,null,"Alamo, ND",null,null,"35-159-100",null,"1998-04-13"]
["Williams",1172,"Bethel",null,null,"Zahl, ND",null,null,"8-158-100","Oliver Township","1960-03-16","1961-05-19",null,"Bethel Free Lutheran Church"]
["Williams",860,"Bethel Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner NW 1/4 of 28-159-97","Hazel Township","1931-12-22",null,null,"Bethel Lutheran Church"]
["Williams",1552,"Cemetery (abandoned)",null,null,null,null,null,"17-156-97",null,"1998-10-12",null,null,null,null,null,null,"This tract was used as a cemetery as early as 1905 before it was deeded to: O.J. Soine, John Walstad, K.G. Larson, Fred Soine, Lage Lageso and A.M. Nordquist. One stone is dated 1905."]
["Williams",789,"Corinth (private)",null,null,"Corinth, ND",null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 3-159-98","Big Stone Township","1931-12-17",null,null,null,null,"PRIVATE -- Robert G. Lund, owner"]
["Williams",1324,"Epping Cemetery Association",null,null,"Epping, ND",null,null,"NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of 12-155-99",null,"1961-07-10"]
["Williams",1124,"Faith Lutheran",null,null,"Marmon, ND",null,null,"NE 1/4 of 29-157-100",null,"1956-09-18",null,null,null,null,null,null,"The deed was filed May 18, 1954 under the name of East Fork Bethania Lutheran Church, a corporation. The name was changed to Faith Lutheran Church as of February 1956."]
["Williams",835,"Gladys Public Cemetery",null,null,null,null,null,"24-158-102","Good Luck Township","1931-11-30"]
["Williams",861,"Grong Lutheran",null,null,"Hamlet, ND",null,null,"NE corner SE 1/4 of 13-159-96","Big Meadow Township","1931-12-22"]
["Williams",1533,"Hebron Ukrainian",null,null,null,null,null,"11-155-103",null,"1995-01-30",null,null,"Williston Seventh Day Adventist & State of North Dakota"]
["Williams",1167,"Highland",null,null,"Ray, ND",null,null,null,null,"1960-03-04","Plat filed with Register of Deeds 8-31-1905."]
["Williams",1120,"Hillside Memory Gardens",null,null,"Williston, ND",null,null,"12-154-101",null,"1954-08-31",null,null,"Hillside Memory Gardens Association, a corporation"]
["Williams",786,"Lindahl Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"SW 1/4 of 11-158-95","Lindahl Township","1931-12-17",null,null,"Lindahl Cemetery Association"]
["Williams",1036,"Our Lady of Good Counsel",null,null,"Hanks, ND",null,null,"7-159-101",null,"1932-08-27",null,null,"Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel (Catholic)"]
["Williams",1119,"Riverview",null,null,"Williston, ND",null,null,"23-154-101",null,"1954-07-02",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Was to be turned over to the City of Williston on July 1, 1954."]
["Williams",942,"Scandia",null,null,"Grenora, ND",null,null,"29-158-103",null,"1932-01-20",null,null,"Scandia Lutheran Church"]
["Williams",640,"Scandia Valley",null,null,"Bonetraill, ND",null,null,"SW 1/4 of 25-157-103",null,"1931-10-01",null,null,"Scandia Valley Congregation"]
["Williams",1073,"Sharon Lutheran",null,null,"McGregor, ND",null,null,"15-159-95","Sauk Valley Township","1934-06-01",null,null,"Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church"]
["Williams",1028,"St. Boniface",null,null,null,null,null,"NE1/2 NE 1/4 of 30-158-102","Good Luck Township","1932-07-05",null,null,"St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church"]
["Williams",985,"St. George",null,null,null,null,null,"SW corner SE 1/4 of 28-156-102","Cow Creek Township","1932-03-24",null,null,"St. George Cemetery Association of Bonetraill, ND"]
["Williams",732,"St. Joseph",null,null,"Williston, ND",null,null,"NW corner of 23-154-101",null,"1931-11-04",null,null,"St. Joseph Catholic Church"]
["Williams",935,"St. Mary's",null,null,"McGregor, ND",null,null,"11-159-95",null,"1931-12-24",null,null,"Blessed Sacrament Church"]
["Williams",637,"St. Olaf Lutheran",null,null,null,null,null,"NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of 13-158-96","South Meadow Township","1931-09-28"]
["Williams",1417,"St. Petri Church",null,null,"Bonetraill, ND",null,null,"SE 1/4 of 18-157-102",null,"1972-03-03"]
["Williams",638,"Trinity",null,null,"Tioga, ND",null,null,"NE corner NW 1/4 of 31-156-95",null,"1931-09-28",null,null,"Pleasant Valley Township Trinity Congregation"]
["Williams",1482,"Wheelock",null,null,"Wheelock, ND",null,null,"34-156-98","Wheelock Township","1985-11-29",null,null,"Wheelock Lutheran Church"]
["Williams",636,"Wildrose Cemetery Association",null,null,"Wildrose, ND",null,null,"NE corner NE 1/4 of 3-159-97",null,"1931-09-28","Organized: \"on or about 1912\""]
["Williams",639,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,"McGregor, ND",null,null,"11-159-95","Sauk Valley Township","1931-09-29"]
["Williams",733,"Zion Lutheran",null,null,"Alamo, ND",null,null,"14-159-99","Rock Island Township","1931-11-04",null,null,"Zion Lutheran Free Church"]
["zzz *If the cemetery number is 5000 or greater it is not a registered cemetery but is considered a \"known\" cemetery"]

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[null,"Cemeteries","Township","Section"]
[1,"Binford","Addie",7]
[2,"Addie Township Wanemaker Grave","Addie",28]
[3,"Addie Township Brent Grave","Addie",29]
[4,"Ball Hill Township Johnston Grave","Ball Hill",23]
[5,"Ball Hill Township Peterson Grave","Ball Hill",35]
[6,"Lyster Menighed","Bradley",12]
[7,"Bryan","Bryan",21]
[8,"Iverson Family","Bryan",21]
[9,"Zion Lutheran","Clearfield",8]
[10,"Clearfield Township","Clearfield",12]
[11,"Clearfield Township","Clearfield",20]
[12,"Riverside","Cooperstown",1]
[13,"St. George Catholic","Cooperstown",13]
[14,"Swedish Lutheran","Cooperstown",20]
[15,"Eidfjord","Dover",24]
[16,"Union Lutheran","Greenfield",2]
[17,"Faith Lutheran","Greenfield",5]
[18,"Hannaford Presbyterian","Greenfield",6]
[19,"St. Olaf Lutheran","Greenfield",29]
[20,"Mildred Hartman Memorial","Helena",7]
[21,"Mabel Lutheran","Mabel",20]
[22,"Ottawa","Pilot Mound",25]
[23,"West Prairie","Pilot Mound",30]
[24,"Methodist Church","Romness",16]
[25,"Ringsaker","Romness",22]
[26,"Zion","Rosendal",29]
[27,"Naeroen","Rosendal",33]
[28,"Sverdrup","Sverdrup",12]
[29,"Westley","Sverdrup",17]
[30,"Saron Evangelical","Sverdrup",20]
[31,"St. Lawrence Catholic","Tyrol",18]
[32,"Hero","Tyrol",33]
[33,"Opheim","Washburn",12]
[34,"Knudson Ranch","Washburn",27]
[35,"Ness Lutheran","Washburn",36]
[36,"Cooperstown","Washburn"]
[37,"Willow","Willow",4]
[38,"Bethany","Willow",33]
[39,"Tabernacle","Willow",33]