Berrien County, Michigan Cemeteries
In tribute to those who have gone before us When we stand among the stones, at these final resting places, we hear the wind blow and the leaves rustle. We see the sun shine and the clouds pass by and we pause a while and think. These final resting places may be noted by a tombstone, a simple cross, or just a family memory of where an ancestor was laid to rest. These symbols remind us that once they had full lives with work and play; joy and sorrow; laughter and tears. We document these sacred areas and go beyond to seek out family and public records of their lives that are noted in writing. The cemeteries listed below are meant as a study guide and most certainly not proof of dob or dod. Relatives of the deceased often made errors in exact dates and did the best they could. This along with transcription errors or weathering of stones, can make it challenging to give exact information. Please be patient as we learn more about these cemeteries and add data.

Cemeteries of Berrien County Michigan with Townships - - - - - -
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Caution - This should be used as a study site only. After locating a surname and given name, researchers should seek out their own proof to burials listed.

If you would like to submit additional information to a cemetery or report a cemetery missing
from our listing, please E-mail me with the information. Type in the subject line, Berrien County Cemeteries and in the body add the information you are submitting.

If you have read or partially read a cemetery and/or it is in your family files or is your own reading, it will be welcomed for posting to the site.

This is an ongoing work in progress as more information is being constantly donated. We are placing these cemeteries  on the Internet in tribute of those who came before us. Please make sure to seek permission from the land owner if you are viewing a cemetery on private property. We suggest  that we all follow cemetery rules and regulations posted at various cemeteries. Simple cemetery courtesies should always be adhered to along with not disturbing any tumbled stones or putting any foreign chemicals on a stone when photographing. Please leave repairing stones or adjusting to the Sextons, associations, county or cemetery groups in charge of a particular cemetery.