Cemetery locations in St. Clair

All of St. Clair is in the Third Principal Meridian

Canteen-Stites Township 2 North, Range 10-9 West, 3rd P.M.
Caseyville Township 2 North, Range 8 West
Centreville Township 1-2 North, Range 10-9 West
Engelmann Township 1 South, Range 6 West
Fayetteville Township 2 South, Range 6 West
Freeburg Township 1 South, Range 7 West
Lebanon Township 2 North, Range 6 West
Lenzburg Township 3 South, Range 7 West
Marissa Township 3 South, Range 6 West
Mascoutah Township - West Part  1 North, Range 7 West
Mascoutah Township - East Part  1 North, Range 6 West
Millstadt Township -North Part 1 South, Range 9 West
Millstadt Township -South Part 2 South, Range 9 West
New Athens Township 2 South, Range 7 West
O'Fallon Township 2 North, Range 7 West
Prairie du Long Township 2 South, Range 8 West
Shiloh Valley Township 1 North, Range 7 West
Smithton Township 1 South, Range 8 West
Stookey Township 1 North, Range 9 West
Sugar Loaf Township -North Part 1 North, Range 11-10 West
Sugar Loaf Township -South Part 1 South, Range 10 West

“Belleville's Early Cemeteries: 
	Green Mount, Harrison, Old Burial Ground, Poor Farm, and Walnut Hill,” 
	SCCGS 	Quarterly 28:3, 2005, $6.00.
“Bodies Moved from Belleville Area Cemeteries 
	for Interment in Green Mount Cemetery (Non-sectarian)” 
	SCCGS Quarterly 28:3, 2005, $6.00.
“Cemeteries Once Occupied Now Valuable Collinsville Avenue Sites in E St. Louis”  
	E St. Louis Newspaper, 21 Feb. 1921  see SCCGSQ Vol. 16 #2
“Cemetery Information” in 1881 Edition of the St. Clair County History by Brink: 
	Pages 302-303,161,252-253,254,323, & 329.
“Cemeteries E St. Louis” 1907 History of St. Clair County by Wilderman Pg 764
Excerpt from Adam W. Snyder & His Period in Illinois History 1817-1842 
	 by John Francis Snyder MD. 1906  Pg 162 & 163
“Laughter of Children will replace Quiet of Cemetery” [Old St. Henry's Cemetery at 2900 State St. 
	being moved to Holy Cross]  Belleville newspaper of 7 July 1925.
“Expiration of time limit provided by Ordinance vacating property” [St. Henry's Cemetery in 
	State St. between 29th and 30th St. being removed to Holy Cross Cemetery near 
	French Village].  Belleville Newspaper 28 Oct 1925.
[Green Mount Cemetery, non-sectarian.]  Belleville Weekly Advocate 9 Feb 1883 p. 5 Col 3.
“Defends Ancient Grant Old City Cemetery Title in Dispute” [Lake Ave & 15th St.] 
	E St. Louis Daily Journal 24 Dec 1908?
“St. Mary's Hospital being removed to site now occupied by St. Henry's Cemetery”  
	Belleville newspaper 5 Aug 1907.
“Brooklyn Cemetery located near the north side of National Stockyards” 
	Belleville News Democrat 3 Oct 1994
“Colored People Secure Cemetery just south of E St. Louis to be known at Washington Cemetery”   
	[being part of the southerly part of Lots 69a & 72 Commonfields of Cahokia] 
	Daily Journal E St. Louis 18 Mar 1920
“Old Burial Ground” [across street from St. Peters Cathedral] 
	Belleville Weekly Advocate 6 June 1865  see reprint SCCGSQ Vol. 10 #1
“Obliterating an Old Land-Mark” [Cemetery on South Race St near St. Peter's Cathedral] 
	Belleville Weekly Advocate  15 Mar 1889  see reprint SCCGSQ Vol. 9 #3
“Found Petrified Body”  [2nd & Lynch Ave E St. Louis] Belleville Daily Advocate 
	5 Feb 1906
“Unearthed Vault 1906” [Harrison Cem East B & Douglas Ave Belleville] 
	Belleville Daily Advocate 12 July 1906
“Holy Family Cemetery”  Belleville Daily Advocate 17 Oct 1933  see SCCGSQ Vol. 10 #1
“Holy Family Cemetery”  Belleville Daily Advocate 23 Sept 1903  see SCCGSQ Vol. 10 #1
“Ogle Cemetery”  [Southern Drive & Northern Drive south west of Belleville] 
	Belleville News Democrat  1968
“Bodies moved from Old Cemetery on Peck Farm to Shiloh” [Rock Springs Cemetery] 
	Belleville Daily Advocate 23 Jan 1922.
“Mysterious Tombstones”  [Civil War Stones]  see SCCGSQ Vol. 12 #2
“Stray Tombstones”  (Brannum & Debro) see SCCGSQ Vol. 8 #2 Pg 101