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| Cemetery | Address | Details |
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| Adat Shalom Memorial Park | 28500 Six Mile Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA | View details |
| All Saints Cemetery | 4401 Nelsey Rd., Waterford, MI 48329, USA | View details |
| Arcadia Park Cemetery | 31300 Southfield Rd., Beverly Hills, MI 48025, USA | View details |
| Assumption Grotto Cemetery | 13770 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48025, USA | View details |
| B'nai David Cemetery | 9535 Van Dyke Street, Detroit, MI 48213-1056, USA | View details |
| B'nai Israel (Oakland Hills) Memorial Gardens | 43300 W. 12 Mile Rd., Novi, MI 48377, USA | View details |
| Beth Abraham Cemetery | 21569 Woodward Ave., Ferndale, MI 48220, USA | View details |
| Beth El Memorial Park | 28120 Six Mile Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA | View details |
| Beth Olem Hebrew Cemetery | Within the grounds of GM's Poletown plant, Hamtramck, MI 48212, USA | View details |
| Beth-Ahm Hebrew Memorial Park | 21711 Masonic Blvd., Roseville, MI 48015, USA | View details |
| Cadillac Memorial Gardens East | 37425 Garfield Rd., Clinton Twp, MI 48038, USA | View details |
| Cadillac Memorial Gardens West | 34224 Ford Rd., Westland, MI, USA | View details |
| Cloverleaf Memorial Park | 2425 E. 14 Mile Rd., Birmingham, MI 48009, USA | View details |
| Detroit Park Memorial Association-East | 4280 E. Thirteen Mile Rd., Warren, MI 48092, USA | View details |
| Detroit Park Memorial Association-West | 25200 Plymouth Rd., Redford Twp., MI 48239, USA | View details |
| Elmwood Cemetery | 1200 Elmwood St., Detroit, MI 48207, USA | View details |
| Eloise Cemetery | Henry Ruff Rd., South of Michigan Ave., Westland, MI, USA | View details |
| Evergreen Cemetery | 19807 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48203, USA | View details |
| Forest Lawn Memorial Park | 11851 Van Dyke Ave, Detroit, MI 48234, USA | View details |
| Gethsemane Cemetery | 10755 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48213, USA | View details |
| Glen Eden Memorial Park | 35667 W. 8 Mile Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA | View details |
| Grand Lawn Cemetery | 23501 Grand River Ave., Detroit, MI 48219, USA | View details |
| Guardian Angel Cemetery | 4701 North Rochester Rd, Rochester, MI 48306, USA | View details |
| Holy Cross Cemetery | 8850 Dix Ave, Detroit, MI 48209, USA | View details |
| Holy Sepulchre Cemetery | 25800 W. 10 Mile Rd, Southfield, MI 48033, USA | View details |
| Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Old Believers Cemetery (New) | Saal Rd., south iif 19 Mile Rd., Sterling Heights, MI 48313, USA | View details |
| Machpelah Cemetery | 21701 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48220, USA | View details |
| Mount Carmel Cemetery | 899 Ford Rd, Wyandotte, MI 48192, USA | View details |
| Mount Elliott Cemetery | 1701 Mt. Elliott, Detroit, MI 48207, USA | View details |
| Mount Kelly Cemetery | 23250 Cherry Hill Rd, Dearborn, MI 48124, USA | View details |
| Mount Olivet Cemetery | 17100 Van Dyke Rd, Detroit, Michigan 48207, U.S.A | View details |
| Mt. Hope Memorial Gardens | 17840 Middlebelt Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA | View details |
| Oakview Cemetery | 1032 Main St., Royal Oak, MI 48067, USA | View details |
| Our Lady of Hope Cemetery | 18303 Allen Rd., Southgate, MI 48195, USA | View details |
| Parkview Cemetery | 34205 5 Mile Rd, Livonia, MI 48154, USA | View details |
| Resurrection Cemetery | 18201 Clinton River Rd, Clinton Twp, MI 48038, USA | View details |
| Sacred Heart Cemetery | 18430 Utica Rd, Roseville, MI 48066, USA | View details |
| Sacred Heart of St. Mary Cemetery | NW corner of McNichols & Mound Rd., Detroit, MI 48212, USA | View details |
| Saint Lawrence Cemetery | 5921 Auburn Road, Shelby Township, MI 48317, USA | View details |
| St. Alphonse Cemetery | 13540 Gould St, Dearborn, MI 48126, USA | View details |
| St. Clement Cemetery | Engleman St, Center Line, MI 48015 | View details |
| St. Francis Xavier Cemetery | 44400-4412 3rd Street, Ecourse, MI 48229, USA | View details |
| St. Hedwig Cemetery | 23755 Military Rd., Dearborn Heights, MI 48127, USA | View details |
| St. Joseph Cemetery | 909 North Monroe, Monroe, MI 48161, USA | View details |
| St. Mary Cemetery | Royal Oak, MI 48067, USA | View details |
| St. Michael Cemetery | Main St/M-19, Richmond, MI 48015, USA | View details |
| St. Peter Cemetery | 43755 Elizabeth Rd, Clinton Twp, MI 48036, USA | View details |
| Trinity Cemetery | 5210 Mt. Elliott St., Detroit, MI 48211, USA | View details |
| United Memorial Gardens | 4800 Curtis Rd., Plymouth Twp., MI 48170, USA | View details |
| Westwood Hebrew Cemetery | 26200 Michigan Ave., Inkster, MI 48141, USA | View details |
| White Chapel Memorial Park | 621 W. Long Lake Rd., Troy, MI 48098, USA | View details |
| Woodlawn Cemetery | 19975 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48203, USA | View details |
| Woodmere Cemetery | 9400 W. Fort St., Detroit, MI 48209, USA | View details |
Adat Shalom Memorial Park
28500 Six Mile Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA
First called Northwest Hebrew Memorial Park, our original property at 6 Mile Road and Middlebelt was dedicated in 1941. Since then the park has seen many additions and enhancements. Spanning some 40 acres, it contains 15,000 plots, nearly half of which are still available for purchase.
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All Saints Cemetery
4401 Nelsey Rd., Waterford, MI 48329, USA
All Saints Cemetery is an especially providential and tranquil setting because of its location on the west shore of Lake Maceday in Waterford.
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Arcadia Park Cemetery
31300 Southfield Rd., Beverly Hills, MI 48025, USA
Acacia Park Cemetery sits on 91 beautiful acres and features a variety of trees, shrubbery, and wildlife. The cemetery dates back to 1924 and is home to a peaceful lake and fountain. Adding to Acacia Park’s serene environment is a mausoleum with a chapel that was added to the cemetery in 1984.
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Assumption Grotto Cemetery
13770 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48025, USA
The second oldest church in Detroit and privileged to have a little bit of Lourdes in the oldest outdoor Marian shrine in Michigan. This parish, over 160 years old. The church you see today is the fourth building. The first church, built of logs, was built around 1832. The brick and frame structure which replaced the log chapel was gutted by fire on January 1, 1907. Its successor was razed to make room for the present church in 1929.
Father Vandendriessche was a talented, energetic man with boundless faith and imagination. In 1876, he visited Lourdes to make his devotions to Our Lady and he was so inspired that he resolved to build a replica of the Grotto of Lourdes behind the church so that his fellow Americans could worship at an outdoor shrine. Despite many obstacles, the Grotto was formally dedicated on May 29, 1881.
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B'nai David Cemetery
9535 Van Dyke Street, Detroit, MI 48213-1056, USA
B'nai David Cemetery also known as Congregation B'nai David Cemetery. This cemetery is located on Detroit's east side and dates back to 1898.
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B'nai Israel (Oakland Hills) Memorial Gardens
43300 W. 12 Mile Rd., Novi, MI 48377, USA
Bnai Israel Memorial Gardens is actually a small cemetery or area within the larger cemetery of Oakland Hill Memorial Gardens.
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Beth Abraham Cemetery
21569 Woodward Ave., Ferndale, MI 48220, USA
Beth Olem Hebrew Cemetery
Within the grounds of GM's Poletown plant, Hamtramck, MI 48212, USA
Cemetery is located on the grounds of the GM Cadillac Plant. Visitation is with permission only.
The Beth Olem Cemetery is open only twice a year to the public; on the Sundays before Rosh Hashannah and Passover. Call Clover Hill Cemetery, 248-549-3411 for burial records.
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Beth-Ahm Hebrew Memorial Park
21711 Masonic Blvd., Roseville, MI 48015, USA
Hebrew Memorial Chapel began in 1916 as the Detroit Jewish Free Burial Association. At the time, the goal of the association was to assist those individuals who either did not have the financial means to secure a proper burial service or those that did not have a family to take care of their burial needs.
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Cadillac Memorial Gardens East
37425 Garfield Rd., Clinton Twp, MI 48038, USA
Cadillac Memorial Gardens East was founded in 1929 and is nestled in the heart of Clinton Township. The cemetery’s gardens feature beautiful statuary, a peaceful mausoleum, and a scenic river that runs through the park.
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Cadillac Memorial Gardens West
34224 Ford Rd., Westland, MI, USA
Cadillac Memorial Gardens West was founded in 1927. The park’s 67 fully developed acres are centrally located in Westland and feature an abundance of trees and shrubbery. The cemetery boasts a peaceful setting and offers a community mausoleum located on a pond.
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Cloverleaf Memorial Park
2425 E. 14 Mile Rd., Birmingham, MI 48009, USA
The cemetery is a 60 acre site conveniently and centrally located in Birmingham, Michigan.
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Detroit Park Memorial Association-East
4280 E. Thirteen Mile Rd., Warren, MI 48092, USA
The East cemetery is located on eighty-five acres at 4280 East Thirteen Mile Road in Warren. The West cemetery, a sixty-two acre site, is located at 25200 Plymouth Road in Redford. Gracelawn, a fifty-acre cemetery, is located at 5710 North Saginaw in Flint.
Prior to 1925, blacks in Detroit suffered unspeakable indignities because of the white-operated cemeteries. A few of these cemeteries allowed burials of blacks but only on certain designated days and at inconvenient burial hours. Added to this were the exorbitant fees that were charged for the burial of a black person.
The Detroit Memorial Park Association was incorporated in July 1925.
Detroit Park Memorial Association-West
25200 Plymouth Rd., Redford Twp., MI 48239, USA
Detroit Park Memorial West is also known as National Memorial Gardens. The Detroit Memorial Park Association decided to purchase the National Memorial Gardens, a sixty-two acre cemetery located at 25200 Plymouth Rd. in Redford Township, MI, on July 25, 1988.
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Elmwood Cemetery
1200 Elmwood St., Detroit, MI 48207, USA
Historic Elmwood Cemetery is the oldest continuously operating, non-denominational cemetery in Michigan. The cemetery was established in 1846 and incorporated in 1849 as a non-profit corporation by an act of the Michigan Legislature. Founded by some of early Detroit’s leading citizens, Elmwood quickly expanded from its original 42 acres to its current size of 86 acres and became the final resting-place of tycoon and laborer alike.
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Eloise Cemetery
Henry Ruff Rd., South of Michigan Ave., Westland, MI, USA
This cemetery was used between 1910-1948 for patients whose families or friends did not claim their remains. In addition, some remains were removed to the Detroit College of Medicine, later Wayne State University, and the University of Michigan.
There were about 7100 burials in the cemetery.The graves have only numbered markers. The names of over 4,000 of the 7,100 people buried in the cemetery have been added to www.findagrave.com . The names were obtained by going through the death certificates on www.seekingmichigan.com and going through original death certificates in the Burton Historical Collection of the Detroit Public Library. In addition there were some ledgers kept by the hospital on deaths of patients used to identify some of the names of some patients buried there.
After 1948 all remains were transferred to Wayne University College of Medicine. The Friends of Eloise maintain the Eloise Cemetery with the assistance of the manager and crew of Westlawn Cemetery.
There is no office or contact at the cemetery grounds for records. See the website Findagrave for interments. It is said that there is some burial information in the Westland Historical Commission archives located at the Westland Museum.
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Evergreen Cemetery
19807 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48203, USA
Right next door to Woodlawn, cemetery of millionaires, is unassuming Evergreen, cemetery of normal people. Evergreen Cemetery (19807 Woodward Ave) was founded in 1905. It was an era of cemetery-building on Woodward Avenue.
Although the cemetery originally acquired over 200 acres of land south of Woodlawn, today the cemetery is a narrow 50-acre stretch running west from Woodward.
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
11851 Van Dyke Ave, Detroit, MI 48234, USA
Located in the heart of Detroit, Forest Lawn Memorial Park consists of 121 acres of burials.
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Gethsemane Cemetery
10755 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, MI 48213, USA
Since the early 1930s, staff at the cemetery has offered compassionate and caring services to area residents in their treatment and regard for loved ones. Today, they continue to strive to meet the multicultural and multi-denominational all needs of the surrounding community. It is surrounded on three sides by Detroit's Coleman A. Young City Airport.
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Glen Eden Memorial Park
35667 W. 8 Mile Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA
A Lutheran cemetery on the border of Wayne and Oakland counties with two beautiful mausoleums.
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Grand Lawn Cemetery
23501 Grand River Ave., Detroit, MI 48219, USA
Grand Lawn Cemetery was founded in 1908. The property consists of 154 beautifully developed acres.
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Guardian Angel Cemetery
4701 North Rochester Rd, Rochester, MI 48306, USA
Located on the north side of Rochester, Guardian Angels Cemetery offers one of the finest indoor, climate-controlled mausoleums in Michigan.
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Holy Cross Cemetery
8850 Dix Ave, Detroit, MI 48209, USA
In 1849, Elija Chase and his wife sold a portion of their land to the bishop with the stipulation that the Church construct a chapel on the property within one year or else the land would revert to them. By 1851 a new chapel sat on cemetery grounds, replacing the old mission.After the turn of the century, the Church realized the need for a large Catholic cemetery on Detroit’s west side.
On October 7, 1906, less than a month before reopening of the chapel, a pre-dawn fire engulfed the chapel, destroying priceless paintings, sculptures, and artifacts.
As the years passed, land was purchased and sold several times. At one time the cemetery held property south of Dix to Baubee Creek, the northern border of Woodmere Cemetery. By the early 1940s the cemetery reached its present 65-acre size.
This cemetery is not only one of Detroit’s most beautiful places, but it is also a goldmine of historical references. There’s actually a Civil War soldier, Theopolis Girard [phonetic] buried at Holy Cross in Section 4, which is off the main road and off to the right, against the fence.
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Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
25800 W. 10 Mile Rd, Southfield, MI 48033, USA
The Cemetery is owned and operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit, and was dedicated in 1928.
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Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Old Believers Cemetery (New)
Saal Rd., south iif 19 Mile Rd., Sterling Heights, MI 48313, USA
In the year 1935, the Old Believers of Detroit, organized and started building their church. The church is located at 2315 Carpenter St., Hamtramck, Michigan. The first Liturgy was celebrated in the basement of the building for Christmas on January 7, 1936.
There are actually two Holy Trinity Cemeteries, one off 15 Mile Rd, east of Dequindre and this cemetery on Saal Rd, south of 19 Mile Rd., beween Schoenherr Rd. and Hayes Rd.
This newer cemetery is located in Sterling Heights and looks to be about two acres in size. The older cemetery lookes overgrown and abandoned.
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Machpelah Cemetery
21701 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48220, USA
Mount Carmel Cemetery
899 Ford Rd, Wyandotte, MI 48192, USA
Mount Elliott Cemetery
1701 Mt. Elliott, Detroit, MI 48207, USA
Mt. Elliott was consecrated in 1841—just four years after Michigan became the 26th state of the Union. A committee of leading citizens of the day, including the architect Robert Elliott, founded the cemetery. Elliott died in a construction accident only 12 days after the property was dedicated, and so it became known as Mt. Elliott Cemetery. Given its unique place in Detroit’s history, Mt. Elliott serves as an important final resting place for many generations of both prominent Detroiters and everyday citizens. Visitors to Mt. Elliott will find a remarkable collection of monuments featuring the names of well-known Detroiters such as Beaubian, Campau, Moross, Palms and many others.
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Mount Kelly Cemetery
23250 Cherry Hill Rd, Dearborn, MI 48124, USA
Mount Olivet Cemetery
17100 Van Dyke Rd, Detroit, Michigan 48207, U.S.A
Mount Olivet was established in 1888 on Detroit's east side and is mainly a Catholic cemetery. The cemetery spans both sides of Connor Ave. on its east side with a tunnel connecting the two sides. Cemetery website has a burial list under the Genealogy tab on its website.
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Mt. Hope Memorial Gardens
17840 Middlebelt Rd., Livonia, MI 48152, USA
Mt. Hope Memorial Gardens was started in 1952. The cemetery's beautifully landscaped 54 acres is located in Livonia.
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Oakview Cemetery
1032 Main St., Royal Oak, MI 48067, USA
Located in the north Detorit suburb of Royal Oak, Oakview is a serene refuge of wildlife and landscaping.
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Our Lady of Hope Cemetery
18303 Allen Rd., Southgate, MI 48195, USA
Parkview Cemetery
34205 5 Mile Rd, Livonia, MI 48154, USA
Established in 1926, Parkview is an active cemetery currently still having burials.
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Resurrection Cemetery
18201 Clinton River Rd, Clinton Twp, MI 48038, USA
Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton Township is considered by many to be the finest cemetery in Michigan, with nearly 300 acres.
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Sacred Heart Cemetery
18430 Utica Rd, Roseville, MI 48066, USA
On June 1, 1861, the Reverend Amandus Van Den Driessche, from the Detroit Diocese, helped establish a Catholic mission at Utica Junction (now Roseville). The Sacred Heart mission, composed of Irish, German, Belgian and French families, completed its first permanent church, a modest log structure, with seating for 300, in 1864.
The mission became a parish in 1872. The next year, the parish purchased land for a cemetery.
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Sacred Heart of St. Mary Cemetery
NW corner of McNichols & Mound Rd., Detroit, MI 48212, USA
This cemetery is owned and maintained by Sweetest Heart of Saint Mary Church. It was established as Greenwood Cemetery in the late 1800s under the leadership of Father Kolasinski on 12.5 acres of land. The name, Greenwood, lasted until the late 1920s.
It has grown many times since then. Records were lost to fire in 1989, and great effort is being done by many to retrieve the names of the over 10,800 burials believed to be in this cemetery.
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Saint Lawrence Cemetery
5921 Auburn Road, Shelby Township, MI 48317, USA
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St. Alphonse Cemetery
13540 Gould St, Dearborn, MI 48126, USA
A small cemetery alongside the church of St. Alphonse Catholic Church.
St. Clement Cemetery
Engleman St, Center Line, MI 48015
"St. Clement's cemetery was formally established in 1871 although burials took place in that spot in the early 1850's." The first known burial in the cemetery took place on March 27, 1854. "There are few records of early burials, but it can safely be assumed that this cemetery is upwards of 150 years old, also. Many old-timers bought their lots before the turn of the century, but the cemetery was closed to burials in the 1930's. Up until 1951 when Fr. T.E. Murray came here, the cemetery had over a period of years grown into a state of neglect and abuse. It had assumed the appearance of a forlorn jungle, with weeds, dead trees and wild vegetation creating this impression. Then, in 1952, a group of women asked Fr. Murray and several men to have it cleaned up so that it would look decent." Around 1978, the Parish re-opened the St. Clement Cemetery and added additional land, nearly doubling it in size. A chapel was also built on the grounds, which are now kept in immaculate condition. Burials 1854-1977
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery
44400-4412 3rd Street, Ecourse, MI 48229, USA
A small cemetery that serviced the early downriver Catholic community of Ecorse.
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery is a prime example of a cemetery that began life far out in the country, but after years of city growth, it was surrounded by homes. Today it is a square of grass and grave markers in the middle of rows of houses between two busy city arteries, Jefferson Avenue and Southfield Road.
Father Gabiel Richard founded St. Francis Xavier parish as a mission of At. Anne's Church in Detroit for the early Catholics of the Downriver area. The only Catholic priest from 1806 to 1821, Fr. Richard pastored about 500 families spread along the eastern shores of the Detroit River, from Ecorse to Port Huron.
The cemetry is administered by the parish of St. Andre Bessett Parish in Ecorse.
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St. Hedwig Cemetery
23755 Military Rd., Dearborn Heights, MI 48127, USA
Founded in 1924, St. Hedwig Cemetery of Dearborn Heights has serviced the Catholics of southeastern Michigan for more than 80 years. It is operated by the Conventual Franciscans of St. Bonaventure Province.
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St. Mary Cemetery
Royal Oak, MI 48067, USA
At the intersection of Crooks Road, North Main Street and Rochester Road, is the bottom tip of a triangular piece of cemetery land which extends north and abuts the Royal Oak Cemetery. This burial site was part of the original Royal Oak Cemetery land, but in 1874 this 2 acres was purchased from the township by the Catholic Society of Saint Mary Parish to be used as their cemetery.
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St. Michael Cemetery
Main St/M-19, Richmond, MI 48015, USA
Administered by St. Augustine Parish, Richmond, the cemetery is about one-half mile south of the church on S. Main St. John and Michael Schindler donated property to the parish in 1889 to be used as a cemetery, hence, the name St. Michael’s Cemetery. Since that time the parish purchased another, adjacent piece of property in 1920 to enlarge the cemetery. In 1965 Thaddeus Swartz and his wife donated the third and, at present, last portion of the cemetery. They donated 3.5 acres that are right next to the cemetery. This acreage almost doubles the size of the cemetery to approximately 7 acres.
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St. Peter Cemetery
43755 Elizabeth Rd, Clinton Twp, MI 48036, USA
Trinity Cemetery
5210 Mt. Elliott St., Detroit, MI 48211, USA
Also known as German Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. In 1868 Trinity Cemetery began on Mt Elliott Ave and in 1979 Trinity Cemetery was sold and Holy Trinity Polish Lutheran Church merged with Historic Trinity Church.
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United Memorial Gardens
4800 Curtis Rd., Plymouth Twp., MI 48170, USA
United Memorial Gardens dates back to 1929. The cemetery is located in a country setting on the borders of Plymouth and Ann Arbor.
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Westwood Hebrew Cemetery
26200 Michigan Ave., Inkster, MI 48141, USA
The Westwood Cemetery, created in 1915, is part of the Harmoreau Cemetery Association and Congregation Mishkan Israel . The name is derived from an informal name, that area residents at the time, used to refer to the community. It is mainly a Jewish cemetery, located at 26248 Michigan Avenue in Inkster, which is East of Inkster Road. It is narrow with a small frontage on Michigan Ave, however, stretches back to the bank of the Rouge River. The first burial was Iridor Lerner, who died July 26,1925 at the age of 29 years.
There is no sexton office, however there are burials that have taken place recently. It is well kept and most every stone is readable. (many have pictures on the stones) T here are a total of 144 stones transcribed below by: Linda Ball. It is a partial transcription of the cemetery site.
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White Chapel Memorial Park
621 W. Long Lake Rd., Troy, MI 48098, USA
Large non-denominational cemetery in Oakland County. Home of the Polar Bears War Memorial honoring many U.S. Army Polish soldiers that fought in Russia at the end of World War I.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
19975 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48203, USA
The cemetery was established in 1895 and immediately attracted some of the most notable names in the city. The grounds encompass 140 acres and was planned by civil engineer Mason L. Brown and horticulturalist Frank Eurich. At the time of the first burial in 1896, Woodlawn was outside the city limits.
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Woodmere Cemetery
9400 W. Fort St., Detroit, MI 48209, USA
On July 14, 2013, Woodmere Cemetery celebrated its 144th anniversary and has many, many notables buried there. The years 1868 through 2004 and there are there are over 190,000 burials.
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