Cemeteries of Lewis County | Chehalis
| Chehalis | |
|---|---|
| Claquato Cemetery | Chehalis WA, 142 Stearns Road PO BOX 1443, west of Chehalis; early dates to 1852. claq-a.txt | claq-b.txt |claq-c.txt | claq-d.txt | claq-eg.txt | claq-hl.txt | claq-mq.txt | claq-r.txt | claq-s.txt | claq.tz.txt |
| Deskins Family Cemetery | 1855 North Fork Road, Chehalis WA, Jim Deskins property; currently 15 family burials. |
| Dryad Cemetery | (AKA Doty-Dyrad Cemetery); Lewis County Cemetery Dist. #3, 1 mile NW of Dryad, Chandler Road, 1st burial 1895; plotted 24 July 1900. |
| Fern Hill Cemetery | Orginally Phillips, later Urquhart Cemetery; corner of Ribelein Bishop Roads, Chehalis WA; created 1885, dedicated 24 January 1893. |
| Greenwood Masonic Cemetery | Chehalis, WA; created 14 August 1891; plotted 1898; last burial in 1975, estimated 500 burials and only 200 marked graves. |
| Jackson Cemetery | Mary's Corner, WA; created - Mrs. Jackson's children by previous marriage, Felix G. Koontz 7 December 1855, Henry M. Koontz 1 June 1857, only stones left, others destroyed. |
| Newaukum Hill | From Interstate 5, take Exit 77. Go west on Highway 6 and take a quick left turn on Riverside Road - it starts just past the southbound onramp to I-5. Riverside road changes to Newaukum Road and then to Shorey Road - take a right turn onto Devereese Road. Go up the hill on Devereese Road for 6/10 of a mile to the end of the road. The Newaukum Hill Cemetery is on your right behind the fence. The earliest burial found is 1886. |
| Sunset memorial Gardens | See Claquato Cemetery; aka Odd Fellows Cemetery; Chehalis, WA 142 Stearns Road PO BOX 1443; dedicated 11 July 1923. |
Special Note: Some cemeteries have more than one name, so please be sure to check under all possible names. We have tried to cross-reference these ones by adding A.K.A. (also known as).
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The County Coordinator for Lewis County is Jenny Tenlen
