Mellette County, South Dakota
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Zion Cemetery
Zion Cemetery
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Information was transcribed and posted from the book "Both Feet in the Grave", published in 1991
with permission from the author, Juanita Koskan.
Location:
Section 6, Township 40N, Range 31W - Suprise Valley Township
History:
Zion Cemetery was organized on 12 November 1930 by John Karlin, John Wild, Wm. Bonek, Fred Kassat, and Wm. Kentopp.
The cemetery is approximately 12' by 6' and is poorly fenced. There were only two burials. There are no headstones nor identifying marks except for two sunken spots.
The five families who belonged to the Zion Lutheran Church merged with Saint John's Lutheran church in 1940.
with permission from the author, Juanita Koskan.
Location:
Section 6, Township 40N, Range 31W - Suprise Valley Township
History:
Zion Cemetery was organized on 12 November 1930 by John Karlin, John Wild, Wm. Bonek, Fred Kassat, and Wm. Kentopp.
The cemetery is approximately 12' by 6' and is poorly fenced. There were only two burials. There are no headstones nor identifying marks except for two sunken spots.
The five families who belonged to the Zion Lutheran Church merged with Saint John's Lutheran church in 1940.
