List of Jefferson County cemeteries

This is a List of Jefferson County cemeteries

Cemetery	Alternate names	Founded	Closed	Burials	Address	Map	Find-A-Grave
Abernathy Family Cemetery	Lacey's Chapel Cemetery	1875	1925	11	Lacey's Chapel	map	link
Acton Memorial Cemetery	Acton Cemetery, Rev. William Acton Cemetery	1860	present	480	Caldwell Mill Road, Acton	map	link
Adams Cemetery	-	1864	present	80	Littleton-Kilgore Road, Kilgore	map	link
Adams-Heaton Cemetery	-	1894	present	55	Adamsville Parkway	map	link

• 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