Holt County, Missouri
Cemeteries
| Townships | Burial Site | Community | Notes: |
| Benton | Baldwin | Kimsey Creek | |
| Boyd | Kimsey Creek | |
Center District | Mound City | |
Cunningham | Mound City | |
Dunkard | Mound City | |
Mount Hope | Mound City | |
New Bethel | Mound City | |
North Bethel | Mound City | |
Old Mound City | Mound City | |
Shultz | Mound City | |
South Bethel | Kimsey Creek or Mound City | |
Worsham Farm | Mound City | |
| Bigelow |
Easter | Bigelow | |
Elm Grove Church | Bigelow | |
Sauer/Laukemper | Bigelow | Catholic families from Bigelow Parish. Enclosed one acre plot and a few stones remain. Unkept cemetery. Northeast corner of the south half of the Northeast quarter of Section 18-Township 61N-Range 39W |
| Clay | Fairview | New Point/ Maitland | |
Maitland | Maitland | Maitland Knights of Phythias Cemetery |
Schooler | Maitland | |
| Forest City | Brodbeck | Forbes | |
Wilson | Kimsey Creek or Forest City | |
Benton Church | Forest City | |
Forest City | Forest City/ Oregon | Est. 1854, also known as Union |
Millison | Forest City | Several un-marked graves can be seen, at top of a hill, about 3 ½ miles northeast of Forest City, located where open pastureland and woodland meet, covered by clumps of iris. Believed to be Lease and related families. |
Roderick | Kimsey Creek or Forest City | |
| Forbes | Brodbeck | Forbes | |
Carter | Forbes | |
Forbes | Forbes | Nicely maintained, beautiful, quiet spot. |
Highland | Forbes | |
Kelly Farm | Forbes | Private Property. In the northeast part of the West half of the Southeast quarter of Section 17-Township 60N-Range 38W. |
Pierce Family | Forbes | |
Stephenson | Forbes | Stephenson Cemetery, established on their original farm, south part, NE quarter of Sect.7, in Forbes Township. |
Taylor | Forbes | |
| Hickory | McGuire | New Point | Near the center of Section 19-Township 60N-Range 38W. |
New Point | New Point | |
Nichols Grove | New Point | Established 1869 |
Nodaway | New Point | |
Shiloh | | Shiloh Church has been United Brethren, Evangelical-United Brethren, and United Methodist. Located sourtheast corner of NE quarter of Sec. 1. |
Twin Oaks | New Point | |
| Lewis | Turney | Forest City | Private burials on Turney Farm. |
Bailey Family | Oregon | Family cemetery, private property, established by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey, also buried there. |
Embrey Farm | Oregon | Small pioneer cemetery, approximately 50x50 feet, on the Nodaway river bluff. Near the East side of the Southwest quarter of Section 36 - Township 60N - Range37W. |
Holt County Farm | Oregon | |
Hudson Family | Oregon | Private Property burials Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter of Section 14-Township 61N-Range 38W |
Huiatt Family | Oregon | Private Property burials |
Kurtz Family | Oregon | Private Property. South side, Southeast quarter of Section 19-Township 60N-Range 37W. |
Maple Grove | Oregon | Also known as Oregon Maple Grove, located in City of Oregon, Sections 26 & 35, Township 60N. |
Mill Creek | Oregon | |
Nickell Farm Family | Oregon | |
Noland | Oregon | Also known as Noland/Gibson Cemetery, just NW of Oregon. |
Pollock | Oregon | |
| Lincoln | Calvern | Corning | |
Corning | Corning | |
German Lutheran | Corning | |
| Minton |
Tarkio Chapel | Fortescue | Also known as Brickyard Cemetery, at one time the Chapel sat on one end of this property. |
Catron | Fortescue | Est. 1863 |
Fortescue Church | Fortescue | This is not a cemetery, but has some misplaced headstones from the Easter Cemetery.
| | Nodaway | Carroll Farm | Richville | |
Iddings | Richville | Iddings Cemetery near Richville Northeast part of the Northwest quarter of Section 34 Township 60N - Range 37W. |
Loyd Family | Richville | Private Property, in un-fenced farm field. Has been respected and undisturbed through the years. In Southwest part of the East half of the Northeast quarter of Section 28-Township 60N-Range 37 W. |
| Union | Brush College | Craig | Brush collage closed. Property sold, new owners removed the stones, and plowed the fields. |
Guilliams | Craig | |
I.O.O.F. Cemetery | Craig | Independent Order of Odd Fellows |
Liberty | Craig | |
Miller Farm | Craig | |
New Liberty | Craig | |
Ward-Sharp | Craig | "No visible evidence remains, of these pioneer families, and possible slaves buried on the farm. A few stones, from this site may still exist at other locations, but most of the graves have been removed. North part of the East half of the SW quarter of Section 36-township 63N- Range e-40W
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Williams | Corning or Craig | |
| Unknown Township |
Brandon | Big Lake | |
Conn | | Private family burials. Bordered by a concrete wall, with stone steps leading to the concrete covered graves. |
Cowan | | |