Blodgett Cemetery, partial listing contributed by Janeth HargisPoster-#-111-.
With information added November 2000 from Debra Kirtley Poster-#-38-on Buchanan names
and Bill ArmstrongPoster-#-110- on Deaton names.

Bright Prospect Cemetery (or Miner Baptist Cemetery), contributed by Bill Johnson

Cemeteries of Scott County, Archives document, contributed by  Margaret Cline Harmon.

Clymer Family Cemetery, Raspberry Family Cemetery, and Spradlin Family Cemetery:
My grandfather told me about  three other family cemeteries, all within 1.5 miles of the Sanders Cemetery. The other three are almost completely inaccessible because of neglect over the years - the wild brush and undergrowth are so thick. He and Elmer Sanders tried to clean them out about 10 years ago, and wrote down what they could read off some of the stones. These cemeteries are in the middle of the woods on private farms. The names of the cemeteries are: Spradlin Family Cemetery, Raspberry Family Cemetery, and Clymer Family Cemetery.  Contributed by: John Maurath

Clymer Cemetery, 1865-1913, 20 graves, a lot of tombstones were leaning against a tree. Note: My cousin Arlie Smith and I stumbled across the Clymer Cemetery in our travels. The stones were highly weathered and hard to read.
Contributed by:  Don Williams, October, 2000

Gage Family Tombstones, tombstones of John Jefferson Gage 1849-1924 and Tabitha Metcalf Gage 1856-1913, located in the Blodgett Cemetery, contributed by Jeni Gage Huffstedtler

Hunter Presbyterian Church Cemetery listing, contributed by Bill Johnson.

Jackson Hill/Commerce Colored Cemetery listing contributed by Commerce Historical Society.

Maynard Cemetery, information on Dodge family, and Maynard Cemetery partial listing contributed by Marcy Dodge.

McMullin Cemetery, Archives document, contributed by  Margaret Cline Harmon.

Morley Cemeteries, information on two cemeteries in Morley - Old Morley Cemetery and New Morley Cemetery, contributed by  Margaret Cline Harmon.

Mount Zion Cemetery listing, contributed by Arlie Smith, Gladis Smith, Ruth Smith Brindley, and Don Williams.

Oakdale Cemetery, partial listing contributed by Janeth Hargis.

Oakdale/Skinner Cemeteries listing contributed by Commerce Historical Society.

Old Ancell Cemetery, contributed by Lois Goddard LeDure, Arlie Smith, and Don Williams.

Old Commerce Cemetery, also known as the Anderson Cemetery, contributed by Commerce Historical Society.

Old Commerce Cemetery, contributed by Lois Goddard LeDure, Arlie Smith, and Don Williams.

Raspberry Cemetery is in or near Commerce on Route 321, one-and-a-quarter mile north of New Madrid Street on the West side of road on hill in Commerce Township.
Information contributed by:  Margaret Cline Harmon.

Raspberry AKA Rasberry Cemetery listing contributed by Commerce Historical Society.

Sanders Family Cemetery information including some names, dates, and description of gravesites, contributed by John Maurath and Sharon Coleman

Silent Hill Church Cemetery information including names and dates, contributed by Lynn & Charlotte Ainsworth

Silent Hill Church Cemetery information contributed by Sandy Todd

Sikeston City Cemetery:  Information from Robert D. Sliger is that Sikeston City Cemetery is the oldest public cemetery in Sikeston. Robert believes he has found that his GG-grandfather John W. Sliger is buried in the Sikeston City Cemetery.

Spradlin Cemetery, which dates back to 1891, is located north of Route PP on County road 323 in a field outside of Scott City, in the Southwest Corner Section 15, Township 29 North, Range 14 East, Commerce Township.
Information contributed by:  Margaret Cline Harmon.

Spradlin Cemetery, contributed by Lois Goddard LeDure, Arlie Smith, and Don Williams.
With information added by Mary Miller, August, 2000 on Sharp and Spradlin families.

Watkins Cemetery, Archives document, contributed by  Margaret Cline Harmon.

US Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)
Scott County, Missouri Cemetery Query Results
This link is directly to the Scott County, Missouri Cemetery Query Results List from the GNIS internet site. As of 11/14/97, there are 43 Scott County cemeteries in this list. This query results list has valuable information but may not include all cemeteries in Scott County, as information submitted by fellow genealogists below list additional cemetery information.
To enter a search for other county cemetery information, click on the link GNIS Query Form at the bottom of the cemetery query results page.

I learned of the GNIS link through Lynn Ainsworth who also submitted the following information:
"A trick I learned the hard way. When a cemetery is associated with a church, the GNIS will many times not find it. If you search for the church name you will find the location of the cemetery, ie. Silent Hill Church will give you the cemetery location. This has helped us locate cemeteries several times. Lynn Ainsworth"

Other Cemetery Listings

• Garden of Memories
  P. O. Box 212
  Sikeston, MO 63801
  Ms. Judy Hicks, Manager
  Phone: (573)-471-4089
  Years of Operation: 1951-Present
  Non-sectarian cemetery
  Office hours: 9 am - 4 pm, Monday-Friday

• Memorial Park Cemetery
  S. Kings Highway
  Sikeston, Missouri 63801
  Mr. Charles Payne, Manager
  Phone: (573)-471-4962
  Years of Operation: 1926-Present
  Non-sectarian cemetery
  Office hours: 9 am - 4 pm

• Pleasant Hill Cemetery
  Rte. 2, Box 108
  Oran, MO 63771
  Mr. Paul Bark, Secretary/Treasurer
  Phone: (573)-733-4196
  Years of Operation: Approx. 1910 - Present
  Non-sectarian cemetery
  Office hours: not known at this time