Chickasaw County Iowa
Cemeteries

The table below presents all of the cemeteries in the county, organized by Township.

In the coming months this section will be expanded with additional information.

Check the CCGS Publications Section for a detailed listing of cemetery transcriptions available for purchase.
Many of the cemeteries have been transcribed, and a few are still in work.
In the Remarks Column if it says that a cemetery transcript is "available",
you should be able to find it in the list of publications.

NAME

LOCATION

REMARKS

BRADFORD TOWNSHIP
Cagley Cemetery
1856 - 1924		 Section 4;
1200 Block 250th St, Nashua		 A Pioneer Cemetery
with 87 burials
Cemetery transcription available, updated 1999
Greenwood Cemetery
aka: Nashua Cemetery
1855 to Present		 Section 17;
2600 Block of Beaumont Ave, Nashua		 Cemetery transcript in work
Oak Hill Cemetery
aka: Nashua Cemetery
1855 to Present		 Section 19;
1000 Block of S. Main St, Nashua		 Cemetery transcript in work
Pearl Rock Catholic Cemetery
aka: Old St Michael Catholic Cemetery
1867 - 1924		 Section 31; Highway 218
 A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Pearl Rock Protestant Cemetery
1875 - 1880		 Section 31; Highway 218
 A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St Michael’s Cemetery
aka: Nashua Catholic
~1875 to Present		 Section 17; Highway 346
1100 Block 270th Street, Nashua		 Cemetery transcript in work
CHICKASAW TOWNSHIP
Cedar View Cemetery
aka: Chickasaw Cemetery
1852 to Present		 Section 16;
2100 Block 220th St, Ionia		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Ionia Cemetery Association
1880 - 1883		 Section 23 Abandoned,
No burial records
Ionia Cemetery Section 23 (a short distance from the one above) Abandoned,
No burial records
Mount Carroll Cemetery
aka: Rowley Hill Cemetery
aka: Bassett Cemetery
1857 to Present		 Section 9;
2100 Block Cheyenne Ave,
New Hampton		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St Boniface Cemetery
aka: Ionia Catholic Cemetery
1901 to Present		 Section 13;
2000 Block of Exeter Ave,
Ionia		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
DAYTON TOWNSHIP
Chickasaw County Home Cemetery
1882 - 1935		 Section 24;
2275 McCloud, New Hampton		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St Mary's of the Visitation Cemetery
aka: St Mary’s Catholic Cemetery
1897 to Present		 Section 12; 2100 Block of Garfield St, New Hampton
Across the street from Graceland		 Cemetery transcript available, published 1993
Graceland Cemetery
  and Children of Israel (Jewish)
aka: New Hampton Cemetery
1857 to Present		 Section 12;
Located in the city of New Hampton on Maple Avenue		 Cemetery transcript in work
DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP
Deerfield Township Cemetery
1855 to Present		 Section 4; 1300 Block of Cheyenne Ave, Charles City Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
DRESDEN TOWNSHIP
Northeast Iowa Garden of Memories
aka: Jones Cemetery
1862 - 1960		 Section 8; 2600 Block of Newell St, Fredericksburg A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St John’s Lutheran Cemetery
aka: Dresden Lutheran Cemetery
1880 to Present		 Section 30;
2200 Block 300th St, Fredericksburg		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
West Cemetery
aka: Fredericksburg Cemetery
1856 - 1965		 Section 13; 2700 Block of Russell St, Fredericksburg
Located on SW edge of the town of Fredericksburg		 Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Dresden Township Cemetery
1882 - 1909		 Section 9; Highway 18 Abandoned
No burial records
FREDERICKSBURG TOWNSHIP
Maple Grove Cemetery
aka: East Cemetery
aka: Kidder Cemetery
1860 - 1964		 Section 17;
2700 Block of Stevens Ave,
Fredericksburg		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Christian Prairie Cemetery
~1884-1903		 Section 25, on NW side;
290th St, Sumner

Irish Catholic Cemetery
Graves reportedly moved to Sumner and/or Lawler

Rose Hill Cemetery
aka: Fredericksburg
1886 to Present		 Section 7;
2600 Block of Roanoke Ave, Fredericksburg		 Cemetery transcript available, published 1990
JACKSONVILLE TOWNSHIP
Crane Valley Cemetery
aka: Baptist Cemetery
aka: Yankee Cemetery
1859 - 1910		 Section 11;
2600 Block of 140th St, Lawler (~2 miles south of Jerico)		 A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Jacksonville Township Cemetery
1858 - 1910		 Sections 24 & 25; 1700 Block of Quinlan Ave, Lawler A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery
aka: Jerico Catholic Cemetery
1913 - 1962		 Section 27 north;
2500 Block of 120th St,
New Hampton		 A Pioneer Cemetery
Many graves relocated, some to Reilly Ridge
Crane Creek Lutheran Cemetery
1867 to Present		 Section 11;
2500 Block 140th St, Lawler		 (Norwegian)
Cemetery transcript available, published 1989
Jerico Lutheran Cemetery
1890 to Present		 Section 27;
2500 Block of 120th St,
New Hampton		 (Norwegian)
Cemetery transcript available, published 1989
Sargeant Burial Ground Section 33, south No burial record
Private Burial Ground Section 32, south Two unknown graves,
No burial record
NEW HAMPTON TOWNSHIP
St John’s Lutheran Cemetery
aka: Boyd Cemetery
1880 to Present		 Section 35;
2500 Block of Pembroke Ave, Fredericksburg		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Union Cemetery
1857 - 1864		 Section 25;
2700 Block of Quinlan Ave, Fredericksburg		 A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St Joseph Calvary Cemetery
1876 to Present		 Section 6;
North Pleasant Hill Ave,
New Hampton		 Cemetery burial data in work
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP
Richland Township Cemetery
aka: Republic Cemetery
1858 - 1993		 Section 15;
2700 Block of Ivanhoe Avenue, Ionia		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
STAPLETON TOWNSHIP
St John’s German Lutheran Cemetery
aka: Lawler Lutheran Cemetery
1889 - 1987		 Section 9;
2000 Block of Union Avenue, Lawler		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
St John’s Lutheran Cemetery, Stapleton
1866 to Present		 Section 24;
2200 Block of Windsor Avenue, Waucoma		 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Stapleton Township Cemetery
1858 - 1910		 Section 34;
3100 Block of 240th St, Fredericksburg		 A Pioneer Cemetery
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Cemetery
aka: Roman Catholic Lawler
~1876 to Present		 Section 9;
South side of Highway 24, adjacent to the church		 Cemetery transcript available, published 1989
UTICA TOWNSHIP
Lawler Cemetery
aka: Utica Township Cemetery
1871 - 1986

Section 32 south;
1800 Block of Ridgeway, Lawler

 Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Little Turkey Cemetery
aka: Methodist Cemetery
1855-1909		 Section 14;
3200 Block of 160th St, Lawler		 A Pioneer Cemetery,
Cemetery transcript available, updated 1999
Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery
aka: North Saude
1889 to Present		 Section 20 north;
2900 Block of Stevens Trail, Lawler		 (Norwegian)
Cemetery transcript available, published 1988
Saude Lutheran Cemetery
aka: South Saude Cemetery
1857 to Present		 Section 20 north;
2900 Block of Stevens Trail, Lawler		 (Norwegian)
Cemetery transcript available, published 1988
St Ignatius Sacred Heart Cemetery
aka: "Reilly Ridge"
1857 to Present		 Section 8; 1400 Block of Stanley Ave, Lawler Cemetery transcript available, published 1988
St Mary’s Cemetery
aka: Assumption Cemetery
aka: Little Turkey Catholic Cemetery
1903 to Present		 Section 23 south;
1600 Block of Windsor Ave, Lawler		 Cemetery transcript available, published 1988
Utica Township Cemetery
~1904		 Section 11 Abandoned
No burial record
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Calvary Cemetery
aka: Alta Vista Catholic Cemetery
~1883 to Present		 Section 30;
1600 Block of 110th St,
Alta Vista		 Cemetery transcript in work
North Washington Cemetery
~1871		 Section 20, south;
165th Street,
North Washington		 About 12 stones existed in 1950
Many burials removed to Deerfield Cemetery
St Mary’s Cemetery
aka:North Washington
~1873 to Present		 Section 19, south;
1600 Block of 170th St,
North Washington		 Cemetery transcript in work
Union Cemetery
aka: Alta Vista Union Cemetery
~1882 to Present		 Section 30;
1100 Block of Gilmore Ave, Alta Vista		 Cemetery transcript in work
Private Burial Ground Section 35 Eggleston Farm,
Consists of the graves of the 3 Eggleston girls





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