Cem. Cemeteries
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Germantown Cemetery Lot Index (MFM-95)
Lot index consists of an alphabetical listing of owners of lots in Germantown Cemetery. Information includes name, date, lot number, and amount paid.
Bracken County, Kentucky, Cemetery Statistics Records (MFM-114)
Collection consists of an alphabetically arranged card file with name, date of death, and spouse's name for those buried in Bracken County, Kentucky, cemeteries. In earlier records, name(s) of bondsmen or bondswomen are included.
Clermont County Cemetery Statistics Records (MFM-118)
Records consist of a card index file with the names and information about persons buried in several small cemeteries in Clermont County, Ohio. Information usually includes date of death, birthday, next of kin, as well as the name and location of the cemetery where the individual is buried.
Evergreen Cemetery Records (MFM-119)
Stephen Quick Old Greencastle Cemetery Gravestone Photographs (SC-324)
The collection consists of digital photographs of all surviving, visible gravestones at Old Greencastle Cemetery, located at South Broadway and Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, as of February 2019. The photo documentation project was undertaken by local Boy Scout Stephen Quick as his Eagle Scout service project.
Rockafield Family Papers (SC-1)
Photocopies of reports and correspondence showing the history of ownership of Wright State University land during the 1800s, a listing of families buried in the Rockafield Cemetery, and correspondence from Rockafield family members during their service in the Civil War.
Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery Mausoleum Collection
The collection is composed of an alphabetized index of internments, current up to its printing on May 20, 2003. The index is arranged alphabetically by last name and provides the following information: Name of Deceased, Service #, Grdn, Section, Lot, Sb, Sp, Sex, Age, Service Date, Type, and Veteran.
Harrison Township Cemetery Association / Greencastle Cemetery Records
The collection contains handwritten and typed documents of burial plots and grave records, maps, financial reports and receipts, deeds, ledgers, meeting minutes, photographs, and correspondence. The records pertain to both New Greencastle Cemetery and Old Greencastle Cemetery, which are burial grounds of some of the founders of Dayton.


