Cemeteries of Coles County
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Ashmore Twp Ashmore Brooks Enon Hitesville Lafferty Lafler Miller Olmstead Patsy Mitchell Poor Farm Reed Shoot St. Omer Zimmerman |
Charleston Twp Adkins Charleston (Old) - Chambers Ellington Fudge Huckaba Kickapoo Lumbrick Roselawn - Mound Stoner Yocum Unity Charleston Town Branch - 6th St. Parker - N. 12th St. Parker - North of Fairgounds Reat Whorl Willis Replogle Farm |
Morgan Twp Collins Combs Knoch North Union Union Winkleblack Andrew Lanman Farm Burials of Swango relatives 2 small unknown burial grounds |
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Hutton Anderson Beavers Brandenburg Grant Kelly Liberty Mckenzie Otterbein Parker Salisbury Sargent Stewart Stringtown Welch Whetstone Wiley Brick Five Mile House Freeman |
North Okaw Brann Fuller Gearhart Mt. Zion Pleasant Grove Smith Zoar Old Cook's Mills |
Pleasant Grove Twp Beals (Old and New) Bales Indian Presbyterian church (New & Old) Janesville Leitch Lower Muddy Mt. Tabor (Shaffer, Indian Creek) New Kelly Shiloh Upper Muddy Wright Old Spies |
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East Oakland Twp Bell Fairview Oak Grove Rosedale Shields |
Paradise Twp Campground Dry Grove Old Baptist Zion Hill |
Lafayette Twp Bethel Montgomery Resthaven Jones Vandaren |
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Mattoon Twp Nellie Rose Hyde Memorial Baptist Burial Ground |
Humboldt Twp East Humboldt Gardner IOOF West Humboldt |
Erik P. Conard shares the following Cossel Cemetery History:
Located in Charleston twp, but lies near Seven Hickory township, northwest of the old Michael Cossel homestead. 33 marked burials took place from 1845 to 1871, after which it was abandoned in favor of the new Mound Cemetery. Several of the bodies were then moved to Mound. Michael Cossel (d. 9 Aug. 1847) is the only marked Cossel grave in the cemetery. The cemetery has been catalogued by Earl Anderson and Erik Conard, with copies in the possession of the Coles County Genealogical Society. William Leitch cleaned up the cemetery in the 1960's, but Erik says the cemetery has again become overgrown.......
Entrance to Wiley Brick Cemetery