Cemeteries
Bramwell Cemetery - Find A Grave Website
Bramwell Cemetery - USGenWeb Archives, 2005 transcription
West of Emmett on Highway 52 about six miles, then south on Bowman Road, then west on S Slope about ½ mile.
(well-signed)
"Bramwell Cemetery had its beginnings in 1907. A smallpox epidemic took the
life of a young mother, Elenor Ann Nelson Thornock. Her husband was
quarantined to his home so Elenor's parents buried her on a gently rising hill
not too far away without a funeral. After gaining his health, Mr. Thornock
petitioned the city council members in Emmett to set the tract aside for use as
a cemetery for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint members. In 1908
President Calvin Coolidge deeded the land to the church. It remains property
of the LDS Church to this day. It needs to be emphasized that one need not be
a member of the church to be interred there." -- USgenweb archives introduction
Veterans buried at Bramwell Cemetery
Veterans Buried in Emmett-Riverside Cemetery
Emmett Cemetery/Riverside Cemetery (formerly Martinville Cemetery) - Find A Grave Website
North of Emmett, on Emmett Bench, 1205 North Washington Ave./Hwy 52
(moved to present location in 1903)
The City of Emmett has mapped the cemetery. The tutorial at the site with help you locate the grave for which you're searching.
Ola Cemetery, photographed November 2009Ola Cemetery - Find A Grave Website
Ola Cemetery - USGenWeb Archives, 1994 & 2007 transcriptions
Pearl Cemetery
on private property, west of old Pearl townsite
Pearl Cemetery Find a Grave Website
Pearl Cemetery - USGenWeb Archives
Sweet-Montour Cemetery,photographed October 2009
On Sweet-Ola Hwy, about a mile north of the "Triangle" junction with Hwy. 52 & about 2 miles south of Sweet
Sweet-Montour Cemetery - Find a Grave Website
Brownlee Cemetery (east of Sweet, in Boise County) at Find a Grave website Walker Cemetery aka Big Flat cemetery; on Anderson Walker homestead (private property), Big Flat Rd, Washington County Private cemeteries and Isolated Burials
Floye Reed grave
Reed Ranch
Sweet
Lee & Virginia Garfield graves
Garfield Ranch
overlooking Payette River
County Coroner, c/o of Potter Funeral Chapel, 228 E Main St, Emmett, ID 83617 Potter Chapel obituaries
The Family History Center's collection includes mortuary records from Potter's Funeral Home on microfilm (1910-1956, some to 1983) as well as the three-volume local obituary collection compiled by Edith Scott and others. It is located at 980 W Central Road, Emmett, ID 83617 (entrance on west side of building)
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