Cemeteries of Ralls County, Missouri part of Genealogy Trails

Cemeteries
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Old New London Cemetery
Located at the south-west edge of New London; located on the farm of J. Guy Biggs.
It's the second cemetery in New London. The first was originally at the northeast edge the town and burials ceased there quite early, about 1830.
The Old New London was used until Barkley Cemetery was given to the town and community by Matthew Barkley about 1890.
In 1940 many of the stones had disappeared and in 1946, less than half of what was there in 1940 couldn't be found
Abstracted by C. Horton from Cemetery Records of Ralls County, Missouri Volume I, by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry

Abbey Family Cemetery	Near Sidney, MO -The town of Sidney is no longer in existences. It was located 3miles S.W. of Rensselaer.
Adiel Cemetery
Antioch Cemetery	churchyard of Antioch Baptist Church, organized 1870
Barkley Cemetery	New London, Mo.
Bethelham Cemetery
Big Creek Cemetery
Brinkmeier Cemetery
Briscoe Cemetery
Buford Family Cemetery	Family plot located on a farm known as "The Buford Place", three miles west of New London, Missouri; no longer in use, nor has it been for many years; the stones are all fallen, and it is in a sad state or repair.
Carstarphen Family Cemetery	Burying ground on the farm of George E. Crow, located west of New London, Mo.
Centenary Cemetery
Corinth Cemetery
Crawford Cemetery	Located on the old dirt road north of New London, Mo.
Dimmitt Cemetery
Dudley Butler Cemetery	Located on a farm.
Epperson Cemetery
Fern Chapel Cemetery
Finley Cemetery
Flint Hill Cemetery
Flowerree Cemetery
Foreman Cemetery
Gerry Cemetery
Glascock Family Cemetery	Located on the William Glascock farm 5 miles east of New London, Missouri; graves are at the bottom of the east lawn of a beautiful old brick farm house, built by the pioneer, Noah Glascock for one of his children.
Grand View Burial Park
Greathouse Cemetery
Haden Cemetery
Hascall Cemetery
Hawkins Cemetery	Located on Highway 54, between New London and Center
Hays Creek Cemetery
Hope Cemetery	Mills Creek
Hudson Cemetery	Located on the farm of Glenn Scott, 7 miles southeast of New London, Mo.
Hydesburg Cemetery
Kiethley Cemetery
Lick Creek Cemetery
Linneus Griffin Farm Cemetery	On the farm of Linneus Griffin, 5 miles east of New London, Mo.
Madisonville Cemetery	Located 1/2 mile northeast of Madisonville, Mo.
Marble Creek Cemetery
Mount Sterling Cemetery	Located about four miles south of New London, Mo. in the churchyard of Mount Sterling Presbyterian Church
Muldrow Cemetery
New London Cemetery (Old)
Norton Cemetery
Olivet Cemetery
Pethel Baptist Cemetery	Located 4 1/2 miles west of New London. Situated in the church yard of the ruins of the old Bethel Baptist Church. No burials have taken place there for many years.
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Pleasant View Cemetery
Rensselear
Robert Briggs Cemetery	Located 5 miles west of New London, Mo. on a farm
Saint Judes Cemetery
Saint Paul Cemetery
Salt Lick Cemetery	Located at Salt Lick Baptist Church, 12 miles north of Spalding Springs, scene of early Salt making in Ralls County, Missouri
Salt River Cemetery	Located 1 mile north of Salt River Christian Church, about 3 1/2 milas east of New London, Mo.
Saverton Cemetery	Located at Saverton, Missouri This burial plot shows signs of being much larger than at present. Some fallen stones can be found on outside the cemetery fence. (1940)
Schindler Cemetery
Scobee Cemetery
Sinklear Cemetery
Tapley-Thompson Cemetery	Located on the farm of Glenn Scott, 7 miles southeast of New London, Mo.
Truitt Cemetery
Utterback Cemetery
Vandalia Cemetery
Vardeman Family Cemetery	Family burying ground located about 6 1/2 miles west of New London, Mo., on a farm originally owned by Jeremiah Vardeman, a Baptist preacher prominent in that faith in the early 1800's.
Watson Cemetery
Wolf Cemetery

Sources for this listing: Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, Cemetery Records of Ralls County, Missouri Volume I, Death Certificates and Podunk.com