INDIVIDUAL BURIAL SITES IN DAVISON CO SD

Additions or corrections to: Andrea Sindt ([email protected])


		
BADGER TOWNSHIP, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
Sec. 5, SE 1/4, 3 miles west and 3 miles north of Loomis, 
on the old J. Sykes Wilson farm are two unknown burials.  
The farm was sold to Fritz Koepke in 1915.

NE 1/4 SE 1/4, Sec.33, Twp.104, R61. A stone for Lydia S. GOOD, 
wife of John E. Good, age 39, 1857-1896. This stone was found 
along the ffance in the pasture and was removed to the farm yead 
of the present owner--William Schroeder. William Fraser was the 
earlier owner of the farm, friends of the Good Family. William 
Fraser's wife Abigail was also buried beside Lydia and later 
transferred to Plankinson,SD with her husband.

BAKER TOWNSHIP, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
SE 1/4 Sec.36, on Herbst Farm, is burial of Baby Girl of Paul & 
Amelia Herbst, one mile east of the Church Of God Cemetery where 
the parents are buried.

BLENDON TOWNSHIP, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
NE 1/4 Sec.9 on the old S.I. Knudson farm, a girl is buried beside 
the road and was marked by a rock. When the road went in it covered 
over the grave. Mrs. Walter Knudson cared for the grave for many years.

Sec. 9, NW 1/4, an unknown man was buried in draw south west of 
the house. This farm once belonged to Arthur Reape, but now belongs 
to Gene Fristad.  Another source reported 2 graves at this site.
Infant Twins of Reape, (yard west of house)/Powell


MITCHELL TOWNSHIP, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
Graceland Cemetery in lot 12, first Addition. Two babies of Ferdinand 
Rudloff and Jessie Millard, died in 1901 and in 1903, newborns.

In Mitchell on 700 west 2nd street, are 3 children buried outside 
the windows in the garden on the north side of the ouse in the early 
years. The children died of flu. Several other references were 
received of burials within the city of Mitchell.

PERRY TOWNSHIP, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
SE 1/4 Sec.22 near the old Episcopal Church site, north and east 
of the cross memorial are grave signs of several burials. This was 
at one time known as "Morriston" the farm of Rev. John Morris, 
first Episcopal minister in the area. His daughter Mrs. R.P.Cady 
was buried here and possibly removed later into Graceland Cemetery.

TOBIN TOWNSHIP, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
NW 1/4 Sec.5 and unknown burial on the old Fred Moses farm. 
LaVerne Klumb owned the farm in 1980.

NE 1/2, Sec.23, by the Shoemaker Dam, 6 miles west of Ethan is 
buried a member of the DOERING family. This was at one time 
owned by Schoenfelders. Note: George Doering drowned in 12 mile 
lake 1886.

INDIAN BURIAL SITES, DAVISON COUNTY, SD
No further investigation was made into the numerous Indian 
burial sites at this time but records are available with the 
Historical Resource Center in Vermillion, SD.  

THERE ARE VERY LIKELY MANY MORE BURIAL SITES OTHER THAN THESE 
ON OLD FARMSTEADS WITHIN THE COUNTY. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OF 
ANY UNNOWN BURIALS IS GREATLY APPRECIATED BY THE DAVISON COUNTY 
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, MITCHELL,SD.   

Copyrighted 2001 for Davison county South Dakota by: Davison County Genealogical Society.

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