Shanghai & Shangai Memorial Cemetery

Pipestone Twp
Located on section 18, on both sides of Park Road, one- quarter mile north of Shanghai Road, Eau Claire
The old Shanghai Cemetery is on the West Side of the road and the newer
Shanghai Memorial Cemetery is on the East side of the same road. This is an active Cemetery.
aka
Pipestone Cemetery

If you would like to submit additional information to the Shanghai Cemetery,
please email me at berrienmigenweb@yahoo.com with the information. Type in the subject line,
Shanghai Cemetery and in the body add the information you are submitting.

Photos by: Teresa O'Riley

Newer Section Sign

		Early Settlers Memorial to those that cleared the land to make it habitable.
Partial Listing - work in progress
NAME	DOB	DOD	NOTES
Ackerson, Aaron	1831	1911	born New Jersey
Boughton, Julia	19 yrs & 29 days	April 9, 1874	do O. S. & M. Boughton
Bowerman, Almeda Doane	1863	1893
Bowerman Fred W	1893	1953
Bowerman, Leonard	1888	1910
Brant, infant	age 2 yr 5 mo 1 da	Jan 1, 1882	contributed by: William Brackett
Brant, Clara	age 4 yr 6 mo 20 d	Dec 26, 1881	contributed by: William Brackett
Brant, Matilda	age 2 yr ? mo 21 d	Aug 4, 1886	contributed by: William Brackett
Brant, Wilson E	1918	1944	WW II Veteran
Brown, Anna May	1919	1927
Brown, Helena C.	1877	1923?
Brown, Julius B	1879	1927
Buckman, Edna Pearl	Oct 28, 1885	Feb 25, 1906	do Wm & Sarah Buckman
Buckman, Edward	14 yrs 6 mos 18 days	June 24, 1860	Whilst thou stood beside me, a dream of heaven Around me like a golden halo fell Then the bright vail of phantasy was revin And my lips mummered farewell, farewell
Buckman, Eileen Marie	Nov 30. 1898	Sept 17, 1926	do Wm & Sarah Buckman
Buckman, William	Aged 49 years 8 mos 15 days	Sept 19, 1872
Burbank, Mary J	1827	1911
Burbank, Rosetta	1849	1882
Civil War Memorial	-	-	honoring 27 Civil War soldiers buried in this cemetery
Carpenter, Emery O	1862	1925
Carpenter, Melissa A	1857	1939
Carpenter, William O	1885	1902
Carter, Sarah J	1829	1902	wo David
Chamberlain, Charles H	27 yrs 9 mos 25? D's	March 28, 1866
Churchill, Clyde	1879	1926
Churchill, Olga	1886	1929	on same stone with Clyde
Cook, Louisa	1825	1869
Cook, Obadiah	23 yrs 10 mos 22 days	Aug 24, 1871
Cook, William	6 yrs 5 mos 11 days	Nov 6, 1867	so J & L Cook
Crandall, Betsey	83 y 6 m 3 d	Feb 10, 1891
Crandall, Francis W		Jan 4, 1876
Crandall, Harlow	aged 64 years 3 mos 11 days	June 1st, 1872
Crandall, Morrison R	1837	1909	"Uncle"
Dewitt, Elizabeth Jane	1855	1935
Dewitt, John	1783	1877
Dewitt, Willis Orville	1850	1925
Doane, F W - monolith
Doane, Hannah	1835	1911	wo F. W. Doane
Doane, Mary A		1877	"Mother"
Doane, Maryette H			stone buried
Doane, William H E ?	1824	1909
Enos, Elizabeth C	70 yrs 4 mos	Oct 11, 1876	wo Morgan Enos
Enos, Dr. Morgan	64 yrs 5 mos	Sep 25, 1868
Franz - Monolith
Gardner, Deloss	2 y 8M 20 D	Sep 8, 1876	so J. H. & Josephine Gardner
Goldner, Lyna (Stineback)	1886	1907
Graham, Maranda	18 yrs 10 mos 16 days	Apr 13, 1873	Wo William B. Graham "Peaceful be thy silent slumber, Peaceful in the grave so low, Thou no more will join our ??? Thou no more our song...?
Green, Abigail	in the 57th year of her age	Feb 7, 1864	wo Charles Green "Our Mother"
Green, Amos M	42 yrs 4 mos	May 2, 1873? (unsure of date)
Green, Laura	48 yrs 4 mos 8 d's	May 25, 1884
Guzorek, Joseph	1916	2005
Guzorek, Jeanette	1923	2006	on same stone with Joseph
Hahn, Caroline	1861	1927
Hahn, Emil	1904	1928
Hahn, Emilge	1883	1902
Hahn, Gustave	1885	1908
Hahn, Emma	1887	1906
Hahn, Alwine	1889	1906
Hahn, Fred	1859	1940	"Father"
Hahn, Olga	1894	1909
Hogue, Casius
Hogue, Estella A
Hunter, Hattie A	5 yrs 1 mo	Feb 16, 1867	do R. M & H G Hunter
Hunter, Robert M	1819	1899
Hunter, Huldah G	1831	1912	wo Robert
Hunter, William H	1828	1911
Hushaw, Ralph	May 15, 1891	Sep 5, 1894	At Rest
Inman, Walter E	1873	1915
Jennings, Mary M	1858	1915
Kesterke, Dorothy	1913	1916	do C A & A L Kesterke
Kesterke, Judith Ann		Feb 4, 1942	do L & D Kesterke
Killin, John Jr	16 yrs 22 days	Mar 29, 1867
Kirk, James	68 yrs 3 mos 21 Ds	Aug 31, 1863
Kirk, Mary		Feb 8, 1848	on same stone with James Kirk
Kyle, Dora	1860	1907	wo Clark Kyle
Lavanway, Charles	80 y's 9 m's 16 d's	Dec 4, 1889
Lavanway, Dora	1853	1934
Lavanway, George H	1878	1935
Lavanway, Lee S	1882	1884	"son"
Lavanway, William H	1847	1919	Civil War Vet Co K 12th Mich Reg.
Lewis, Electa	77 y's 3 m's 19 d's	Aug 25, 1886	wo Jesse Lewis
Lewis, Jesse	74 yrs 10 mo 23 days	July 10, 1875
Lewis, Pardon C	1845	1922
Lewis, Luretta	1846	1921
Martindale, Lenora M	1881	1913	nee Churchill
McElhaney, Jacob	51 yrs 10 mo 21 days	Jan 17, 1880
Merry, Gordon			memorial erected by friends & neighbors "This be the verse ye grave for me Here he lies where he longed to be Home is the sailor home from the sea And the hunter home from the hill. "
Moore, Edward L	1898	1901
Moore, Edward B	1857	1932
Moore, Henry	24 yrs & 10 mos	Feb 19, 1881	so M & R Moore
Moore, Marcia A	1861	1929
Olney, Adelbert	1851	1923
Parks, Freddie S	1871	1880
Parks, Leland	1895	1896
Parks, Louis A	1860	1914
Parks, Mercy E	1863	1899
Parks, Susan A	1838	1899
Parks, Sylvester	1880	1908
Patterson, Lovina	37 y's 2 m's 19 d's	July 24, 1855
Quackenbush, Ellen C	24 y's 3 mos 15 d's	May 16, 1870
Quackenbush, Nattie E	5 yrs	date partially buried	Their son
Randolph, Merritt	1831	1891
Randolph, Ann	1841	1910	his wife
Reese, L Maud	1879	1906
Ryther, Eliza M	Aged 15y 10m 27d	Feb 3, 1838	wo John L
Sabin, Edward	1849	1928
Sabin, Julia E	1857	1922
Sabin, Orson	1824	1863
Sabin, Charlotte	1830	1905	wo Orson Sabin m2. J. F. Haskins
Sempert, Amuel	1918	1918
Sempert, Caroline	1844	1918
Sempert, Eddie
Sempert, John	1870	1937
Shoeman, Elizabeth	30 years	Aug 13, 1873	wo Chas.
Stephen, Caroline H	1859	1907	do J W & M C Skinner
Stewart , Lucy A	Aug. 26, 1829	June 1, 1888
Terry, Jane	1824	1911	"mother"
Tompkins, John W
Tompkins, Martha J
Tibbs, Jacob	1826	1909	Co. K 12th Mich Inf
Trowbridge, Daniel H		Feb 18, 1881	stone buried
Webster Abby A	1 yr 1 mo	Sep 15, 1850	do Robt. & Aurelia Webster
Webster, Hatty A	1 mo 15 d	Mar 6, 1854	do Robt. & Aurelia Webster
Webster, Mary Aurelia	6 yrs 6 mos	Jan 17, 1858	do Robt. & Aurelia Webster
		1848
to be continued

 Local lore states that the area was named because Dr. Enos had brought some "Shanghai eggs" and in the chickens raised from those eggs, the village should be called Shanghai. (Per the history of Berrien and Van Buren Counties, Michigan) Dr. Enos died in 1868.

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