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(SHPO) Has Been Tasked with Keeping a List of Arizona's Historic A.R.S. § 41-511.04 The State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) has been tasked with keeping a list of Arizona’s Historic Cemeteries. The list will reside in the SHPO office. There are many dedicated volunteers across our state that have researched and filled out forms so that cemeteries and gravesites across the Arizona might be recorded. The attached table is a current list of those cemeteries documented. This is a very basic list, which includes county, cemetery name, and city. The forms (some with photographs) are located in the SHPO office for storage and research purposes. Column headed with “50 +” √ The data shown is a column for those cemeteries that are 50 years old more o Documentation of cemetery age o Date on a grave marker or cemetery gate Column headed with a “?” √ There is reasonable evidence the cemetery or gravesite is over 50 years old, but nothing can be found to document its age. Some indicators are: o Appearance of the cemetery or gravesite o Local information (anecdotal) o Location and/or name of the cemetery or gravesite Column headed with “New” √ Forms received for cemeteries that are not old enough to qualify o Some of them only have a few years to go before they will become eligible to be listed as historic. o Some need additional information to make any sort of determination We are always looking for additional information on a cemetery already on our list including photographs. There are also cemeteries and gravesites out there for which we haven’t received a form. Our goal is to have a list of all the cemeteries and gravesites in Arizona. We could use your assistance. If you want to help or know of a cemetery or gravesite that has not been documented, please contact us for the forms used for documentation. The submitted cemetery forms are available for research at the SHPO office. Any further questions may be directed to: Vivia Strang, Mary Robinson, Secretary National Register Coordinator ASP/SHPO Office State Historic Preservation Office 1300 West Washington 1300 W Washington St Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phoenix, AZ 85007 602-542-4829 602-542-1662 [email protected] [email protected] 1 Apache County # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 129 Alpine Cemetery Alpine 1 130 Amity Cemetery Eager 1 131 Becker Family Cemetery Springerville 1 132 Burk Cemetery Springerville 1 133 Concho Cathollic Cemetery Concho 1 134 Eager Cemetery Eager 1 135 Erastus Cemetery Concho 1 136 Maxwell Cemetery Nutrioso 1 137 McCarrell Cemetery Chambers 1 138 Nutioso Cemetery Nutrioso 1 139 Rogers Cemetery Nutrioso 1 140 Shultz Isolated Gravesite Unknown 1 141 Slaughter Family Cemetery Springerville 1 142 Snyder Cavanaugh Burial Ground Eager 1 143 Springerville Cemetery Springerville 1 144 St Johns Catholic Cemetery St Johns 1 145 Vernon Cemetery Vernon 1 218 Marmaduke Grave Apache (no town) 1 219 Apache Scout Grave Apache (no town) 1 370 Las Tusas Cemetery Las Tusas 1 371 Lopez Cemetery Las Tusas 1 373 St John's Cemetery St Johns 1 374 Catholic Churchyard Cemetery St Johns 1 383 Floy-Plenty Cemetery Floy-Plenty 1 Total 24 0 0 24 2 Cochise County # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 56 Fry Pioneer Cemetery Sierra Vista 1 101 Hand Cemetery San Rafael Valley 1 102 Sunnyside Canyon Sunnyside Canyon 1 103 Sunnyside Sunnyside 1 159 Wells Family Cemetery Douglas 1 352 Van Meter Gravesite Elfrieda 1 377 Fort Bowie Cemetery Bowie 1 383 Sanchez Cemetery Cascabel 1 386 Lopez Cascabel/ Benson 1 387 Apodaca Cascabel/ Benson 1 419 Homewood Cemetery San Simon 1 420 Bisbee - Lowell Evergreen Bisbee 1 421 Pearce Cemetery Pearce 1 422 McNeal Cemetery McNeal 1 423 Sunset Cemetery Willcox 1 424 Whitewater / Elfrida Cemetery Elfrida 1 425 Tombstone Cemetery Tombstone 1 426 Boothill Cemetery Tombstone 1 427 Ed Schieffelin Monument, Gravesite Tombstone 1 428 Pomerene Pomerene 1 429 Bowie Desert Rest Cemetery Bowie New 1 430 Adcock Family Cemetery McNeal 1 431 Old San Simon (?) San Simon 1 432 Adams Cemetery Johnson (near) 1 433 Adling Cemetery Sulfer Springa 1 434 Apache Cemetery Apache 1 435 Benson City Cemetery - aka High Street Benson 1 3 # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 436 Benson Pioneer Cemetery - aka 7th Street Cem Benson 1 437 Black Diamond Cemetery Gleeson 1 438 Campstone Cemetery Huachuca City 1 439 Charleston Cemetery Charleston 1 Chiricahua Nat'l Monument 440 Chiricahua Monument 1 Chiricahua Nat'l Monument 441 Chiricahua Mountain Grave 1 442 Cochise Memorial Cochise 1 Baker Canyon Wilderness Area 443 Cottonwood Creek - aka Cottonwood Family 1 444 Courtland Cemetery Gleeson 1 445 Dos Cabezas Cemetery Dos Cabezas 1 446 Dragoon Springs Cemetery Dragoon 1 447 Fairbank Cemetery Fairbank 1 448 Fort Huachuca Cemetery Fort Huachuca 1 449 Gleeson Cemetery Gleeson 1 450 Hereford or Herfort Hill Cemetery Herford 1 451 Hilltop Cemetery Chiricahua Nat'l Monument 1 452 Kambitsch Family Cemetery Sunizona 1 453 Lamar Cemetery - aka Old Will Cemetery Douglas 1 454 Memory Gardens Cemetery Don Luis 1 455 Mescal Cemetery Mescal 1 456 Miramonte Cemetery & unknown grave Benson (SW of) 1 457 Morgan Baby Hookers Hot Springs 1 458 Morgan Grave Ash Canyon 1 459 Naco Cemetery Naco 1 460 Neighborhood Cemetery El Dorado 1 461 Paradise Cemetery Paradise 1 462 Pinery Canyon Gravesite Chiricahua Nat'l Monument 1 4 # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 463 Ramsay Canyon Gravesite Sierra Vista 1 San Berardino Wildlife Preserve 464 Slaughter Ranch Cemetery 1 465 Sonoita Grave Sonoita 1 466 Sulphur Springs Sulpher Springs 1 467 Texas Canyon Dragoon 1 468 Calvary Cemetery aka Douglas City Cemetery Douglas 1 469 Ashworth Grave Ramsey Canyon 1 470 Douglas Jewish Douglas 1 471 Julia Page Douglas 1 472 Paul Spur Paul Spur 1 473 Riggs Family Cemetery Dos Cabezas 1 474 Rucker Douglas 1 San Bernardino Ranch Cemetery aka Slaughter San Berardino Wildlife Preserve 475 1 476 Smith Gravesite Paul Spur 1 477 St David Cemetery St David 1 478 Tufa Douglas 1 479 Frierson Gravesite Sierra Vista 1 480 Gamez Cascabel/ Benson 1 481 Allen Family Cemetery, Dinwiddie Ranch Hereford 1 482 Carr Canyon Gravesites Huachuca Mountains 483 Cochise Gardens Sierra Vista 484 Edwards Hand Grave Portal 485 Faraway Ranch Cemetery Chiricahua Nat'l Monument 486 First Pirtleville Cemetery Pirtleville 487 Harkey Ranch Cemetery Fairbank 492 Bakerville Gravesites Bisbee 1 493 Hunt Ranch Cemetery Huachuca City 1 494 Leake Cemetery Douglas 1 5 # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 495 Lone Star Mine Graves Sunnyside 1 496 Martin Ranch Cemetery Willcox 1 497 Miracle Valley Cemetery Palominas (west of) 1 498 Old Pritleville Cemetery Pritleville 1 499 Potter Grave Sunizona 1 500 Reed Cemetery Portal 1 501 Round Valley Cemetery Portal 1 502 Rundel Gravesite Ramsey Canyon 1 503 Pirtleville Cemetery aka Sacred Heart Cemetery Pritleville 1 504 Soza Cemetery Douglas 1 505 Tres Alamos Benson 1 506 Willcox Nameless Cemetery Willcox 1 507 Old Willcox Cemetery Willcox 1 552 Light Cemeteries (3) Sunizona (5 miles east) 1 553 Light Cemetery Sunizona 1 554 Whitewater School Elfrida 1 Total 89 6 3 95 6 Coconino County # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 195 Calvary Flagstaff 1 196 Canyon Diablo Two Guns Navajo 1 197 Citizens Flag Flagstaff 1 198 Fredonia Fredonia 1 199 Grand Canyon Pioneer Grand Canyon Village 1 200 Griffiths Cave Grand Canyon Nat'l Park 1 201 Honeymoon Trail Paria Canyon Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness 1 202 House Rock House Rock Valley 1 203 Lonely Del (AKA Lees Ferry Cemetery) Lees Ferry 1 204 Lowell Observatory Mausoleum (aka Flagstaff Mausoleum) Flagstaff 1 205 Page Cemetery Page 1 206 Parker Place Cemetery House Rock Valley 1 207 Raymond Park Cemetery Kachina Village 1 208 Sedona Community Cemetery Sedona 1 209 Tuba City Community Cemetery Tuba City 1 210 Williams Mountain View Williams 1 211 Lake One Grave Woods Canyon Lake 1 212 Navajo Red Lake213 Red Lake Reservation 1 213 Supai Cemeteries Map Supai 1 308 Church of the Red Rocks Sedona 1 309 John Daw Grave Navajo Hopi Reservation 1 310 Peaceful Valley Flagstaff 1 311 St Lukes Sedona 1 344 Old Leupp Leupp 1942 1 347 Elden, John Grave Flagstaff 1 7 # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 348 Douglas, James Grave Coconino (no town) 1 349 Wolf, Herman Grave Navajo Reservation 1 350 Brandt Grand Canyon Village 1 351 Bartz Gravesite Coconino (no town) 1 354 Moreno, Andres Coconino (no town) 1 Total 22 5 3 27 8 Gila County # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 168 Packard Graves Punkin center (East of) 1 189 Gordon Canyon Young 1 355 Christmas Christmas 1 356 Gisela Gisela 1 357 Payson Pioneer Payson 1 358 Pine Pine 1 359 Young Young 1 369 Colcord Gila County (no town) 1 375 Bacon Family Cemetery Roosevelt 1 414 Croatian Lodges Cemetery Miami 1 415 Pinal Cemetery Miami 1 416 Serbian Cemetery Miami 1 417 Mountain Breaze Memorial Gardens, aka Holly Hilcrest Miami 1 488 Mountain View Cemetery Hayden 1 489 Star Valley Cemetery Star Valley 1 490 Bellevue Gravesite Belevue Ghost Town 1 491 H Four Cemetery (H Four Ranch) Near Punkin Center 1 555 Annie See Gravesite Roosevelt 1 556 Benevolent & Protective Order of the Elks Cemetery Globe 1 557 Cline Family Cemetery Punkin Center 1 558 Haught Ranch Cemetery/ Last Round Up Rye 1 559 Navajo Herder Gravesite Young 1 560 Middleton Cemetery Young 1 561 Q Ranch Cemetery Young 1 562 Redman Grave Young (east of) 1 571 Tewksbury Family Plot Young 1 9 # CEMETERY NAME CITY COMMENTS 50+ ? NEW TOTAL 572 Jacob Tewksbury Gravesite Young 1 573 Tonto Basin Cemetery Jakes Corner 1 574 Peridot Cemetery Peridot 1 575 Canyon Day Cemetery Whiteriver 1 576 San
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