You will find the readings of ALL these cemeteries at: Cemeteries-On-Line Also known as interment.net,
I do not know any more about any of these people. I just walked the cemeteries and recorded the information on the headstones.
In most of these cemeteries, but not all, if they had a headstone, then they should be listed.
Blue Mountain Memorial
Garden
Burbank Cemetery
Clyde Cemetery
Dixie Cemetery
Dry
Creek Cemetery
Fort Walla
Walla Cemetery
Foster Cemetery (aka Lost Cemetery)
Ivy Cemetery
Keiser Cemetery
Knight Cemetery (aka Pettyjohn Cemetery)
Lansdale
Grave
Lyon's Cemetery (aka Mill Creek/Hendrix)
Mount
Hope Cemetery
Mountain
View Cemetery
Poor
Farm Cemetery
Rosehill Cemetery (aka Buroker Cemetery)
Russell Creek Cemetery: see article below
Stubblefield Cemetery
Touchet Cemetery
Valley Chapel Cemetery (aka Harer Cemetery)
Valley Grove Cemetery (aka Yeend Cemetery)
Waitsburg
City Cemetery
Waitsburg
IOOF Cemetery
Wallula Cemetery
Whitman Mission Natnl Historic Cemetery
*aka: also known as
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Washington State
Penitentiary Cemetery 1887 to 1950
1313 N. 13th Ave, Walla Walla, WA 99362
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Cemetery Information for Walla Walla's two largest active cemeteries:
Blue Mountain Memorial Gardens
Myra Road
Walla Walla, WA 99362
In operation since 1968. Records housed on site; searches by appointment.
509-529-0703
Mountain
View Cemetery
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2120 S. 2nd Ave.
Walla Walla, WA 99362, 509-527-4485
In operations since 1860. Records housed on site and available for searches.
** Online Burial Search at this site
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U.S. GenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project
provides transcriptions of several of the smaller, older cemeteries in this county. Includes: Burbank, Clyde, Dixie, Dry Creek,
Fort Walla Walla, Foster, Ivy, Keiser, Knight Lansdale, Lyons Creek, Rosehill, Stubblefield, Touchet, Valley Chapel,
Whitman Mission Baby Grave, Whitman Mission Great Grave, Whitman Mission Pioneer Cemetery
The Political Graveyard concentrates on people involved in politics who were born, lived or died in a county.
Washington State Death Index Codes
this
list may help when you are searching counties.
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**Russell Creek Cemetery new information
Stones Found.
Four grave marker headstones probably from the old cemetery on Russell Creek were found in the old cemetery at Fort Walla Walla Park early this week by the Fort Park caretaker. Names and other data on the stone are: John Salling, April 17,1874; Mary J. McGuire, June 30, 1825-November 7, 1893; James R. Giles, May 7, 1878, age 4 years, son of J. M. and S. M. Giles and Ulysses Leroy, son of R. P. and E. A. Steen, died March 28, 1869, age 5 years. Sam Maxson, city park and recreation director, remembers having seen some of the names in the old Russell Creek cemetery. "The stones have been stored at Fort Park and will be turned over to anyone with family connections: says Maxson. "I have no knowledge of how the stones came to Fort Park, other than indications point to pranksters." (WWUB Wed., Nov 27 1968, If interested in this information you may call Herb Clark, Walla Walla, 1968.)
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WAGENWEB and last updated April 2016.