St. Louis, Missouri Cemetery Inscription Sources and Information

Listed with each cemetery is the source material in which the headstone inscription can be found. In some cases there is more than one source; often this includes the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. If the source is not available to you locally be sure to verify the film number before ordering it from SLC. The vast majority of the hardcopy sources are available at the St. Louis County Library Headquarters location and the the main branch of the St. Louis Public Library. In a few cases there are other repositories listed where the inscription source can be found. Most of this "source" information came from Elizabeth Kot and Shirley Thomson's Missouri Cemetery Inscription Sources: Print and Microfilm (Vallejo, Calif.: Indices Publishing, 1995) via the Ancestry database web site. I've tried to update the more recent activity. If you see errors or omissions please let me know so that I can keep this list as up-to-date as possible.

The abbreviations that I used can be found at the end of this list.

Allen Cemetery	Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974. FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-Mo, JSC, 1974. Typescript. Fam. Hist. Lib., SLC. Inscription Source: OC-Mo, SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Location: Allenton
Antioch Baptist Cemetery	Inscription Source: Gen. Collection DAR-Mo - SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870029. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 4:2 (Jun 1971). Location: Chesterfield
Ascension Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries BEWARE: Although not stated, this cemetery is not (yet) included in their database.
Assumption Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-Mo, JSC, 1974. Typescript. Fam. Hist. Lib., SLC. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Location: South St. Louis County (Mattese Rd.)
Bellefontaine Cemetery	Location: 4947 West Florissant Ave., St. Louis Missouri Link to Bellefontaine Cemetery online database
Bethany/Bethania UCC Cemetery	See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County Location: 6800 St. Charles Rock Rd. (near Lucas and Hunt Rd.), north St. Louis County Link to St Peter's & Bethany Cemeteries online databases Inscription Source: 1883-1890 - OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: 1870-1877 - OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. This cemetery is now under the administration of St. Peter's Cemetery at 2101 Lucas and Hunt Road, St. Louis, MO 63121, (314) 385-0841. The cemetery office is very "genealogy friendly". All the records are computerized for both Bethany and St. Peter's. Turns out that Bethany Cemetery was handed over to St. Peter's Cemetery administration because it was not being maintained. Bethany Cemetery was affiliated with the Bethany-Peace United Church of Christ Church (11952 Bellefontaine Rd., St. Louis, MO 63138, (314) 741-9062). This church is still active.
Bethany Lutheran Cemetery	Location: Martin Luther King Drive Inscription Source: 1891-1901 - OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 3. StLMO:, 1982.
Bethel Methodist Cemetery	Inscription Source: Genealogical Collection SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870177. Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-Mo Vol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982.
Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 3. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4
Bonhomme Presbyterian Cemetery	Inscription Source: DAR-Mo ECMCR Vol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3.
Bremen Saxon Cemetery	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976)
Calvary Catholic Cemetery	Location: 5239 West Florissant Ave., St. Louis Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Christ Church Cemetery	Inscription Source: Microfilm 146.01 - SLCL. Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982. St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 1
Cold Water Cemetery	Inscription Source: Kansas City Genealogist 12:2 (Oct 1971). Inscription Source: LDS6101174. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: ASTCC Inscription Source: Cold Water Cemetery - Owned and Operated by Missouri State Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Concordia Lutheran Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 2-3 NOTE ADDED FROM CHERIE 7/30/2007: "Dave, I finally found Gravois Saxton Cemetery and I wanted to let you know that it is not connected with Concordia Cemetery on Bates. Mike Pate at the cemetery told me that they have never been associated with Gravois Saxton - just New Saxton. My gggrandfather's certificate of death says he is at Gravois Saxton and he is in Western Evang. Lutheran Cemetery on Marcus and Lexington, behind Immanuel Evang.Lutheran Church. NOTE ADDED FROM Pete Lessing 12/18/2012 I have an ancestor, named Bertha E. Segelhorst nee Lessing (or Lässig, or Laessig, or Lessig--last name was spelled a number of ways in different documents) who, according to St. Louis death records, was buried in Gravios Saxon cemetery. I have been trying to resolve the issue as to whether Gravois Saxon cemetery was Concordia cemetery or Western Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery. Most of the siblings and the mother of my ancestor I am trying to locate were definitely buried in Concordia cemetery, which was also called New Saxon cemetery. My g-g-grandmother, the mother of Bertha, who appears in St. Louis death records and was buried in New Saxon cemetery June 11, 1886 according to the St. Louis death records, is in the records of Concordia cemetery that were transcribed by the St. Louis genealogical society. In addition, some of Bertha's brothers and sisters were also buried in Concordia cemetery and appear in the Concordia cemetery records, with the exact plot numbers and sections in the cemetery. To further muddy the waters, Bertha died not long after she married Mr. Segelhorst at a young age of 22 years, in 1880. Mr. Segelhorst remarried and some of his children can be found in the records of Western Lutheran Evangelical cemetery, so I was inferring that perhaps Bertha was also buried in Western Lutheran Evangelical cemetery, however she does not appear in those records, nor does she appear in the records of Concordia cemetery. All I have is the annotation of Gravois Saxon cemetery from her St. Louis city death register entry. I have spent the past two or three years trying to determine whether Gravois Saxon was Western Lutheran Evangelical Cemetery or Concordia Cemetery, and after reading Cherie's note on your web site, I had thought the matter settled. Communications with the St. Louis Genealogical Society seem to confirm that it was Concordia however. I recently found a copy of the St. Louis municipal code online at Google Books. From this ordinance, you can see that in 1900 when the ordinance was passed, New Saxon and Gravois Saxon were considered one and the same cemetery, and it is known that Concordia cemetery was once known as the New Saxon cemetery. My great-great-grandmother, who appears in the St. Louis city death register (her name is Ernestine Wilhelmine Lessig), was listed as being buried at New Saxon cemetery in the St. Louis City death register. She definitely is listed in the Concordia cemetery records, which can be verified by searching the name "Lessig" at the Trinity Lutheran Church on-line database of Concordia cemetery records, and I have personally seen the original cemetery records at the St. Louis County Library on microfilm. I am inclined to believe that a more contemporaneous record such as this ordinance dated from 1900, only 14 years after the death of my great-great-grandmother and clearly naming. New Saxon and Gravois Saxon as the same cemetery is likely to be correct. NOTE ADDED FROM LaVerne T. Boehmke 4/17/2013 Just a note to let you know that in the Fall of 2012 Immanuel Lutheran Church and Western Lutheran Cemetery in the city block of Marcus and Lexington were sold to a large active Baptist congregation. I don't know what plans they have for the cemetery. There are empty grave lots, but they would need city permission.
Conway Cemetery	Location: 14698 Conway Road, Chesterfield Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1952.FHL fiche 6100220. Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 12:2 (Sum 1979). Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982.
Des Peres Presbyterian Cemetery	Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 9:1 (Mar 1976). 13:3 (Fal 1980). Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1952.FHL fiche 6100220.
Elm Lawn Cemetery	Was Zion Evangelical and Reformed Cemetery See Parkway UCC Cemetery See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Father Dickson Cemetery	Location: 999 South Sappington Rd., Crestwood. St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 4-6 See FATHER DICKSON CEMETERY
Fee Fee Cemetery	Location: 1120 Old St. Charles Rock Road, Bridgeton Inscription Source: LDS0874035; Vol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1972.FHL film 0874035:1-2. Inscription Source: Burials in Fee Fee Cemetery by Penning, Erma E., and Mary L. Patten Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 7
Fenton Methodist Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: LDS0874035;Vol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1972.FHL film 0874035:1-2. (Ed. Note: This E-Mail was received from Pauli Driver Smith ([email protected]) on 3/14/2000: "I just received an e-mail from Norma L. Radeackar. She states that the Fenton Methodist Cemetery remains were moved to the Mount Hope Cemetery, 1215 Lemay Ferry Rd., St. Louis, Mo. 63125 - phone 314 544-2000.")
Friedens Cemetery	Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 24:4 (Win 1991) (1876-77). Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982. St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 8-10 AKA Kopf/Koph Cemetery See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Gatewood Gardens Cemetery	See Gatewood Gardens Cemetery Burial Database Location: 7312 and 7212 Gravois Ave. NOTE ADDED 1/2/2009): "We have continued to work in Picker's/Gatewood Cemetery and have made pretty good progress. All tombstones found in the older portion of Picker's/Gatewood (Southwestern side on Gravois) have now photographed and the images have been uploaded onto FindAGrave.com. Several sections from the newer portion (Northeastern side of Gravois) have also been completed and uploaded onto FindAGrave.com. There is also now a web site that has lot maps for most of the cemetery. URL: http://www.geocities.com/picker1855/ We have found 249 tombstone in the older BLOCK portion of the cemetery that are not included in the St. Louis City's online database (See http://stlouis.missouri.org/development/realestate/cemetery/). Over time I have scanned most of the burial logs for this cemetery and it is my opinion that there are many names that are not in the database that should be.. according to the burial logs and death records. Becki Verser Larson, Random Acts Of Genealogical Kindness volunteer, St. Louis, Missouri area, www.RAOGK.org (AKA Independent German Evangelical Protestant Cemetery) See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
German Evangelical Cemetery	Location: near Clayton and Ballas AKA Windmoor Place Cemetery No known records exist See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Glencoe Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Gravois Saxton Cemetery	See New Saxton Cemetery. NOTE ADDED FROM CHERIE 7/30/2007: "Dave, I finally found Gravois Saxton Cemetery and I wanted to let you know that it is not connected with Concordia Cemetery on Bates. Mike Pate at the cemetery told me that they have never been associated with Gravois Saxton - just New Saxton. My gggrandfather's certificate of death says he is at Gravois Saxton and he is in Western Evang. Lutheran Cemetery on Marcus and Lexington, behind Immanuel Evang. Lutheran Church. Greenwood Cemetery - 6571 St. Louis Ave., Hillsdale
Greenwood Cemetery	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 Inscription Source: Greenwood Cemetery
Hiram Cemetery	See Salem Methodist Cemetery
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Holy Ghost Cemetery	See Old Picker's Cemetery Inscription Source: HGC Inscription Source: HGCR Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. (Contains burial records from 1894 through 1901) Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 67 See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County Comments from Art Robinson (4/7/2001): Holy Ghost cemetery records are at Eden seminary library, archives section, Webster Groves.
Holy Rosary Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982.
Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery (South Warson Rd)	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 8:4 (Dec 1975). Inscription Source: See Guide to Lutheran Church Records - Immanuel Lutheran Church (St. Louis, Mo.) Note from LaVerne (10/22/2007): "Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, South Warson Rd. is owned by Immanuel Lutheran Church 9733 Olive, in Olivette. It has nothing to do with Immanuel Lutheran Church at Marcus and Lexington in St Louis City begun in 1847,which owns Western Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery also at Marcus and Lexington, begun in 1865."
Independent Evangelical Protestant Cemetery	Now Gatewood Memorial Gardens Cemetery See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
International Order of Odd Fellows Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: Genealogical Collection DAR-MO SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870029. Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 7:3 (Sep 1974).
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery	Inscription Source: See Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
Lake Charles Park Cemetery	7775 St. Charles Rock Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63114, Phone (314) 725-7802 | Fax (314) 725-7576. [email protected] http://lakecharlescemetery.com/new.html St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 11-15
Koph Cemetery	see Friedens
Manchester Methodist Cemetery	Location: 129 Woods Mill Rd., Manchester Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-Mo, JSC, 1974. Typescript. Fam. Hist. Lib., SLC. Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982.
Memorial Park Cemetery	Normandy, Missouri St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 18-30 Inscription Source: LDS0893715/0962589
Mount Holy Trinity Catholic Cemtery	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976)
Mount Lebanon Cemetery	St. Ann, Missouri St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 31-34
Mount Olive Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Location: 3906 Mount Olive Road, Lemay Contains all burials online, FREE Location: 3906 Mount Olive Road, Lemay
Mount Zion Methodist Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: LDS6100220
New Mount Sinai Cemetery	Inscription Source: NEW MT. SINAI CEMETERY DEATH REGISTER through December 31, 2007 Location: 8430 Gravois Road, South County. (314) 353-2540
New Picker Cemetery	See Independent Evangelical Protestant Cemetery Now Gatewood Gardens Cemetery See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
New Saxon Cemetery	See Concordia Lutheran
New St. John's Cemetery	Inscription Source:- NSJC Location: Mehlville
New St. Marcus Cemetery	Location: 7901 Gravois, 63123. (314) 353-0027 St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 35-42 See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
New Wesleyan Cemetery	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4
Oak Hill Cemetery	Location: Kirkwood St. Louis County Library Hdqtrs: SLCEM 43-44 Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: Genealogical Collection DAR-MO SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870177. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: SLC: LDS1405587/1405588 Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 12:3 (Fal 1979).
Odd Fellows Cemetery	See International Order of Odd Fellows Cemetery
Old Bethlehem Cemetery	Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 2:2 (Jun 1969). See also the transcription of Old Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery in Baden transcribed by Gloria Dettleff
Old Bonhomme Presbyterian Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 7:2 (Jun 1974). 12:2 (Sum 1979). Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976)
Old Cathedral/St. Louis King of France Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982. Location: Arch grounds (long gone, some bodies removed to Calvary)
Old Fort Bellefontaine Cemetery	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976) Location: North County (long gone, some bodies removed to Jefferson Barracks)
Old Picker Cemetery	See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County Location: 7133 Gravois Was Holy Ghost Cemetery Inscription Source: Microfilm 74 - SLCL. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vols. 3 and 4. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: HEADSTONES AT OLD & NEW PICKER'S CEMETERIES - 1997 NOTE: Many bodies were re-interred to Zion, New St. Marcus, Bellefontaine, St. Peter’s Evangelical, and Independent German Evangelical Protestant ( now Gatewood Gardens) cemeteries. NOTE: From Greg Myers: "OLD " Picker Cemetery also called Picott Cemetery is long gone (operated from 1845 to 1898), it use to be where now Roosevelt High School is (Gravois & Compton & Wyoming up to about Arsenal & Compton over to Louisana & Arsenal and down to Louisana and Wyoming). Some bodies were moved to " NEW " Picker, others to other places, and some left. (I went to Roosevelt High School and once in awhile a human bone would surface in the football field over the years and also in some of the backyards of houses along Arsenal, I guess from the pressure of the activity and games above the remains .... worked them upward over the years). Most headstones were destroyed and used for the foundation, etc. "NEW" Picker now called GATEWOOD GARDENS is located right next to Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery (Catholic) at Gravois and Hampton. The records are hard to find, and care taker after care taker have been in trouble for not keeping to cotracts and upkeeping this cemetery. hope this helps . NOTE: The following is a quote from St. Louis Post-Dispatch South Section by Joan Little, Reporter for the Post-Dispatch, February 3, 2000 "St. Louis officials would like to hear from people with family members buried at the Gatewood Gardens Cemetery on Gravois Avenue. And those who know they have relatives buried there but don't know the location may be able to find out. The cemetery is at 7135 Gravois. City officials are trying to account for all of the graves in Gatewood Gardens, which has had a troubled past. The authority is concentrating on trying to improve and update the cemetery's grave records, which were in some disarray, officials say. The task is somewhat daunting since the cemetery dates to at least 1877 and there are 20,000 graves in the city's records, says, Clay. People seeking information or those who have information about a grave at the cemetery may call the city at 622-3400 extension 244, says Clay". (This article was post on the Metro Maillist by Don Gastorf) NOTE: Many bodies were re-interred to Zion, New St. Marcus, Bellefontaine, St. Peter’s Evangelical, and Independent German Evangelical Protestant ( now Gatewood Gardens) cemeteries. NOTE: From Greg Myers: "OLD " Picker Cemetery also called Picott Cemetery is long gone (operated from 1845 to 1898), it use to be where now Roosevelt High School is (Gravois & Compton & Wyoming up to about Arsenal & Compton over to Louisana & Arsenal and down to Louisana and Wyoming). Some bodies were moved to " NEW " Picker, others to other places, and some left. (I went to Roosevelt High School and once in awhile a human bone would surface in the football field over the years and also in some of the backyards of houses along Arsenal, I guess from the pressure of the activity and games above the remains .... worked them upward over the years). Most headstones were destroyed and used for the foundation, etc. "NEW" Picker now called GATEWOOD GARDENS is located right next to Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery (Catholic) at Gravois and Hampton. The records are hard to find, and care taker after care taker have been in trouble for not keeping to cotracts and upkeeping this cemetery. hope this helps . NOTE: The following is a quote from St. Louis Post-Dispatch South Section by Joan Little, Reporter for the Post-Dispatch, February 3, 2000 "St. Louis officials would like to hear from people with family members buried at the Gatewood Gardens Cemetery on Gravois Avenue. And those who know they have relatives buried there but don't know the location may be able to find out. The cemetery is at 7135 Gravois. City officials are trying to account for all of the graves in Gatewood Gardens, which has had a troubled past. The authority is concentrating on trying to improve and update the cemetery's grave records, which were in some disarray, officials say. The task is somewhat daunting since the cemetery dates to at least 1877 and there are 20,000 graves in the city's records, says, Clay. People seeking information or those who have information about a grave at the cemetery may call the city at 622-3400 extension 244, says Clay". (This article was post on the Metro Maillist by Don Gastorf)
Old St. Marcus Cemetery	Location: 6638 Gravois Ave. Near Kingshighway See New St. Marcus Inscription Source: Microfilm 136.01.04 - SLCL Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Old St. Paul's Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982.
Our Lady (Dardenne) Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Papin Saxon Lutheran Cemetery	see Western Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery
Park Hill Cemetery	see St. Lucas See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Parkway UCC Cemetery	Location: Clayton and Ballas Roads Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. See Zion Cemetery AKA Elm Cemetery See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Picker’s/Picot’s/Picotte’s Cemetery	see Gatewood Gardens Cemetery See Holy Ghost Cemetery See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Queen of Peace Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Salem Methodist Cemetery	Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 7:2 (Jun 1974). Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982.
Salem Methodist Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vols. 2, 4. StLMO:, 1982.
Sigerson Cemetery	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976) Location: Carondelet See also Mount Olive and Oak Dale Cemetery
South County Memorial Gardens	SEE International Order of Odd Fellows Cemetery
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
St. Ferdinand Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
St. John's Cemetery	Location: 1239 St. Cyr Rd., North St. Louis County Inscription Source: Index and Burial Book Lookups. Burials from inception of cemetery in mid 19th century up to and including Feb, 1998. Contact Ross Boehning via email at [email protected] See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. John’s UCC Church Cemetery	Location: adjacent to church (see below) Records at 15370 Olive Blvd., Chesterfield, MO 63017. (636) 532-0540 See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. John’s UCC Cemetery (Old)	Location: 11333 St. John’s Church Rd., Mehlville See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. John’s UCC Cemetery (New)	Location Lemay Ferry and Forder Roads. Cemetery records at St. John’s Evangelical UCC, 11333 St. John’s Church Rd., Mehlville, MO 63123. (314) 892-0848 See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. John’s UCC Cemetery	See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County Location: Manchester and Sulphur Springs Rd. Records at St. John UCC , (636) 391-6655 St. John's Church Cemetery - ECMCR DAR-Mo, Vol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. St. John's Church Cemetery - ECMCR DAR-Mo, JSC, 1974. Typescript. Fam. Hist. Lib., SLC. St. John's Lutheran Church Cemetery - SLGS Quarterly 24:4 (Win 1991) (1867-1900). St. John's U.C.C. Cem-ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 3. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL films 0893715; 0962589:3. St. John's U.C.C. Cemetery/Chesterfield/Bonhomme Twp. - OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. St. John's U.C.C. Cemetery/Manchester - OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. St. John's United Church of Christ Cem. - SJUCC St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery - SLGS Quarterly 13:3 (Fal 1980).
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 3. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: OC-Mo DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1952.FHL fiche 6100220. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982.
St. Lucas UCC Cemetery	Location: 11735 Denny Rd., Sunset Hills, MO, 314-843-2100 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 5. StLMO:, 2002. Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-Mo, John Sappington Chap, 1974. Typescript. FHL, SLC. See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Marcus Cemetery	See Old St. Marcus See New St. Marcus See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Mary and Joseph Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982. Location: Carondelet (long gone, some bodies removed to Mt. Olive)
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
St. Matthew's UCC Cemetery	Location: 4360 Bates (near Gravois) (314) 481-9033 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Monica Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
St. Paul Churchyard/ Evangelical Cemetery	(1) St. Paul’s Evangelical Cemetery (6417-6424 Gravois at Wilmington on both sides of the road) (2) St. Paul’s Churchyard (Rock Hill at Gravois) The remains of 10,000 were relocated here from the first St. Paul’s Evangelical Cemetery which closed in 1924.) (3) See St. Paul’s UCC Cemetery (Warson & Olive, Central Twp) Records at St. Paul Churchyard, 7600 Rock Hill Rd., St. Louis, MO 63123. (314) 843-4543 Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 13:1 (Spr 1980). Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976) See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Paul's Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: OC,Mo DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1952.FHL fiche 6100220. Location: Fenton
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery	Location: Manchester and Ballas Roads, Des Peres Records at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 12345 Manchester Rd., 63131. (314) 822-0447 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982.
St. Paul's UCC Cemetery	Location: Oakville. Records at St. Paul’s UCC, 5508 Telegraph Rd., St. Louis, MO 63129. (314) 892-3332 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 5. StLMO:, 2002. See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Paul's UCC Cemetery	Location: Warson and Olive Street Road Cemetery records at St. Paul’s Evangelical Free Church, 9801 Olive Street Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63141. (314) 993-0015 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982 See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Peter (Kirkwood) Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
St. Peter's (Evangelical) Cemetery	Location: 2101 Lucas and Hunt Road, Normandy Inscription Source: Microfilm 64, 65 -SLCL Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 Link to St Peter's & Bethany Cemeteries online databases NOTE by Dave Lossos (1/6/2000): Phone is (314) 385-0841. The cemetery office is very "genealogy friendly". All the records are computerized for both Bethany and St. Peter's. See St. Peter's Evangelical Church website See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Thomas UCC Cemetery	Records at St. Thomas UCC, 17482 Wild Horse Creek Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005. (636) 532-3556 Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Inscription Source: Gen. Collection DAR-MO SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL 0870177. See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
St. Vincent Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Ste. Philippine Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery	Inscription Source: St. Louis Archdiocesan Cemeteries Contains all burials online, FREE
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 2. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: - STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976)
United Hebrew Cemetery	Location: 7855 Canton Ave., University City, MO 63130. Office: (314) 469-0700 Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 4. StLMO:, 1982. (NOTE: this contains only Sexton's records from August 1862 thru November 1863). A total of only 31 individuals. Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976)
Valhalla Cemetery	Location: 7676 St. Charles Rock Road, Hanley Hills - Phone (314-863-3011). I am not aware of a published index.
Valley Park Cemetery	Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 5. StLMO:, 2002.
Washington Park Cemetery	Inscription Source: Click here for a link to the transcriptions from the Office of the St. Louis City Recorder of Deeds and Vital Records Registrar
Wesleyan Cemetery	Inscription Source: 1855-1929 SLC: GSU, 1984.FHL film 1405557:1-10. Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1, 2 and 4. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976) Inscription Source: Click here for a link to a PDF file of Gloria Dettleff's transcription of this cemetery's "List of Colored Persons" burials.
Westerman Graveyard	Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976)
Western Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery	Inscription Source: - Microfilm 329 - SLCL Inscription Source: Microfilm 88 - SLCL Inscription Source: STLGSQ: Vol. IX, No. 4 (Dec. 1976) Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: See Immanuel Lutheran Church website. This church is located at 3540 Marcus Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63115 Inscription Source: See Western Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery burial list (contains 1342 names). Note from LaVerne (10/22/2007): "Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, South Warson Rd. is owned by Immanuel Lutheran Church 9733 Olive, in Olivette. It has nothing to do with Immanuel Lutheran Church at Marcus and Lexington in St Louis City begun in 1847,which owns Western Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery also at Marcus and Lexington, begun in 1865."
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Cemetery	Records at Zion Cemetery, 7401 St. Charles Rock Rd., St. Louis, MO 63133. (314) 721-8631 See Parkway UCC See Guide to German Evangelical cemeteries in St. Louis City and County
Zion Lutheran Cemetery	Inscription Source: Genealogical Collection DAR-MO SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870177. Inscription Source: SLGS Quarterly 3:4 (Dec 1970). Inscription Source: OC-Mo SLGS Vol. 1. StLMO:, 1982. Inscription Source: Researcher.56 (Mar 1975). Inscription Source: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3. Location: Maryland Heights

ABBREVIATIONS:

ASTCC: A Stroll Through Coldwater Cemetery DAR-Mo, Webster Groves Chap.SLC: GSU, 1976.

AVNMMC: Atchison, Vernon, New Madrid, Miller, Chariton and Cemetery Records DAR Missouri SLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870004.

B-BV: Bellevue-Beautiful View [Caledonia, MO]

BVHS: Bellevue Valley Hist. Soc.

CCI: Catholic Cemetery Inscriptions of SLGS and LDS Church

CISFOL: Cemetery Inscriptions of Salt Fork, Old Lamine. Gilliam, MO: Saline Sentiments, n.d.

ECMCR DAR - Mo: East Central Missouri Cemetery Records DAR Missouri

FHL: Family History Library

FRGS: Four Rivers Gen. Soc.

GC DAR: Genealogical Collection DAR Missouri

GR.OFBG: Genealogical Records...Old Family Burying Ground and in the Public Cemeteries.. McElhiney, Mary Johnson N.p.: Edna McE. Olson, 1970.

GSU: Genealogical Society of Utah

HAGS: Heart of America Gen. Soc.

HBPC: History of Bellevue Presbyterian Cemetery Moore, Adella B.Farmington, MO:

HCMC: History of the Caledonia Methodist Church, 1810-1978 Akers, Muriel E.SLC: GSU, 1990.FHL film 1705416:1.

HGC: Holy Ghost Cem:Burials 1860-1907 GSU, 1987. FHL film 1503030:3-4 (1860-1894). FHL film 1503031:1-2 (1887-1903). FHL film 1503031:3 (1867-1907).

HGCR:Holy Ghost Church Records 1833-1961 SLC: GSU, 1985.FHL film 1433235:4 (Burials 1877-1895).

JSC: John Sappington Chap.

LDS 0870177: Genealogical Collection DAR-MoSLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870177.

LDS0870029: Genealogical Collection DAR-MoSLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film.

LDS0870177: Genealogical Collection DAR-MoSLC: GSU, 1971.FHL film 0870177

LDS0874035: Genealogical Records: Family and Cemetery Records, Newspaper Extracts, Etc. DARVol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1972.FHL film 0874035:1-2.

LDS0874035: Genealogical Records: Family and Cemetery Records, Newspaper Extracts, Etc DAR Vol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1972.FHL film 0874035:1-2.

LDS0893715/0962589: ECMCR DAR-MoVol. 3. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL films 0893715; 0962589:3.

LDS0924436: Church Cemetery Records of Missouri Vol. 1. SLC: GSU, 1973.FHL film 0924436:1-4.FHL fiche 6051114.

LDS0962589: ECMCR DAR-Mo Vol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3.

LDS0962589: ECMCR DAR MissouriVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 0962589:3.

LDS1405587/1405588:GSU, 1984. FHL film 1405587 (Book 1:1836-1984; Book 2: 1836-1984 [A-F] ). FHL film 1405588 (Book 2: 1836-1984 [G-Z] ; Book 3:1836- 1984).

LDS1705372: [Cemeteries . . . 1791-1988] LDS Church - Salt Lake City: Gen. Soc. of Utah, 1990. FHL film 1705372.

LDS6100220: OC-Mo DAR-MoVol. 2. SLC: GSU, 1952. FHL fiche 6100220.

LDS6101174: Heart of America Gen. Soc. Missouri Cemetery Records Vol. 1. Kansas City, MO: 1981.FHL fiche 6101174.

MC: Masonic Cemetery, Lodge 535 A.F.&A.M.; Blackwell Sanders, Linda San-Souci - Old Mines Area Hist. Soc., 1987.

MSGAJ: Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal

NGSQ: National Genealogical Society Quarterly

NSJC: New St. John's Cemetery StLMO: Central Microfilm Service, 1985.FHL film 1429189:1 (1839-1964). FHL film 1429189: (1915-1964).

OC-Mo: "Old Cemeteries, Missouri"

PHBC: Pioneer History of Benton Creek, Union. Lay, J. Gilbert - SLC: GSU, 1974.FHL film 962207:27.

SJUCC: St. John's United Church of Christ Parish Records, 1838-1968 StLMO: Central Microfilm Service, 1985.FHL film 1429188:1.

SLACL - St. Louis Archdiocese Cemetery Listing - 5/31/1988

SLC: Salt Lake City

SLCL: St. Louis County Library Headquarters

SLGS: St. Louis Genealogical Society

SLGSQ: St. Louis Genealogical Society Quarterly

StLMO: St. Louis, Missouri

WSHFR: Williams, Strickland and Haverstick Family Records Koester, Mable [Farmington, MO: M. Koester, 1991].