List of Jefferson County cemeteries

This is a List of Jefferson County cemeteries

• Abernathy Family Cemetery, also known as Lacey's Chapel Cemetery (c. 1875-1925), approx. 10 graves
• Acton Cemetery, also known as Acton Memorial Cemetery (c. 1860-present), approx. 480 graves
• Adams Cemetery (c. 1864-present), approx. 80 graves
• Adams-Heaton Cemetery (c. 1894-present), approx. 55 graves
• Adger Cemtery (c. 1800-present), approx. 1,000 graves
• Alexander Caldwell Cemetery (c. 1876-1893), 4 graves
• All Saints Episcopal Church Garden
• Altadena Valley Cemetery, Altadena Valley Presbyterian Church
• Alton Cemetery, (c. 1988-present), 6 graves
• Arlington Antebellum Home & Gardens (c. 1917-present), 5 graves
• Arnold's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, also known as Arnold's Chapel Cemetery or Bluff Ridge Cemetery (c. 1879-present), approx. 400 graves
• Atwood Cemetery (c. 1846-1871), approx. 10 graves
• Avondale Mills Cemetery, also known as Comer Cemetery (c. 1900-1928, 2002), approx. 50 graves
• Bagley Bend Cemetery (c. 1892-present), approx. 15 graves
• Bailey Cemetery, also known as Sellers Cemetery or Oak Grove Cemetery, (c. 1869-1979), approx. 32 graves
• Baird-Tatum Cemetery (c. 1835-1890), approx. 35 graves
• Barton Cemetery, also known as Barton Family Cemetery, Old Enon Cemetery or Inglenook Cemetery (c. 1904-1939, present)
• Bass Cemetery (c. 1830s-)
• Bearden Cemetery, also known as Bearden Family Cemetery (c. 1930s), approx. 25 graves
• Bellview Cemetery, also known as Brighton Cemetery
• Bellview Baptist Church Cemetery, also known as Bellview Cemetery or Kimbrell Cemetery (c. 1915-present), approx. 230 graves
• Bessie Cemetery, also known as Maben Cemetery
• Beth-El Cemetery (c. 1903-present), approx. 100 graves
• Bethel Cemetery, also known as Hood Cemetery
• Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery, also known as Bethel Cemetery (c. 1882-present), approx. 280 graves
• Bethel Church Cemetery, also known as Bethel Cemetery
• Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery, also known as Bethel Cemetery (c. 1880-present), approx. 730 graves
• Bethelehem Cemetery, also known as Bethelehem Methodist Church Cemetery (c. 1818-present), approx. 505 graves
• Beulah Cemetery, also known as Beulah Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery or Shiloh Cemetery (1815-)
• Bibb Cemetery, also known as Turnham Cemetery
• Big Creek Cemetery, also known as Big Creek Baptist Church Cemetery (1847-), approx. 280 graves
• Bivens Chapel Cemetery, also known as Bivens Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery (c. 1836-present), approx. 600 graves
• Bloomfield Cemetery, also known as Sharps Chapel Cemetery
• Blue Creek Cemetery, also known as Old Blue Creek Cemetery
• Bluff Park Cemetery, also known as Oxmoor Heights Cemetery
• Bluff Ridge Cemetery, see Arnold's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery
• Brewer Cemetery (c. 1887-1932), 7 graves
• Brighton Cemetery, also known as Bellview Cemetery, (c. 1908-present), approx. 1,700 graves
• Brotherhood Cemetery, also known as Ravine Cemetery (c. 1924-present)
• Brown Cemetery, also known as Brown Family Cemetery (1835-1916), approx. 25 graves
• Brown Cemetery, (c. 18870), approx. 53 graves
• Brownlee Cemetery, also known as Brownlee Family Cemetery (c. 1900-present)
• Brownville Cemetery, also known as Brownville Family Cemetery or Maple Grove Cemetery (c. 1865-present), approx. 100 graves
• Browns Hill Cemetery, also known as Mason City Cemetery, (1921-present), approx. 7,000 graves
• Bush Cemetery, also known as Bush Family Cemetery (c. 1840-present), approx. 50 graves

• Ellard Cemetery, also known as Barton Cemetery, Barton Community Cemetery, Ellard Family Cemetery or McDonald Cemetery (c. 1848-present), approx. 65 graves
• Red Hill Cemetery, also known as Anderson Cemetery, Old Red Hill Cemetery, Red Hill Family Cemetery, or Mount Pinson Presbyterian Church Cemetery (c. 1842-present), approx. 85 graves

References

• Jefferson County cemetery list at alabamamaps.ua.edu