Osage
County Historical Society, Inc.
& Hawley Genealogical Research Center
Osage County Cemeteries
Click HERE for Osage County cemetery locator map
Some cemeteries have alternate names, old names or nicknames. You’ll see those names in parenthesis. Click on cemetery name to view interments.
Arvonia - Click HERE for the Arvonia
cemetery map.
Burlingame (Osage) - Established in 1866, Burlingame has nearly 7,000 interments. Click HERE for the
Central (Sutton / Maxon / Eastlake)
Deaver - 1/2 mile
south of 268 Highway and Ratner Road. A. L. Morris stone only one remaining in
the front yard of Peiman home.
Emily French Grave - 2 miles north of Overbrook on
private land
Highland (Dodder)…not the same as a similar name in
Mt Calvary of Osage City (St Patrick)
Old Burlingame Cemetery
(Council City) - The
“Old Burlingame Cemetery” was established in 1855 by the founders of Council
City and is located just southwest of the present day intersection of K-31/Hoch
Rd (on private property). Most
(not all) interments were moved to the present “New Burlingame
Cemetery” location prior to 1880.
Old Prairie Center (District 59)…… no longer exists (all interments moved)
Osage City (Crown Hill/American)
Peterson’s Grave - From US 75 and 181st, go east 3 miles (past Berryton Road 1/2 mile, road curves north to stone house) headstones in front yard.
Sharon (Old Grand Haven)……no
longer exists (all interments moved)
Silver’s
Grave – Private
cemetery south of Lyndon
South (Lincoln /
South 9th / Dog)
Tequa (Humphreys / Schreck / Berry)
Data in the BurlingameCemetery.pdf file found on this site was compiled
and edited by John Hill (
Credit/References:
Topeka Genealogical Society’s “Osage County Kansas Cemeteries, 1996”
Ancestry.com
Findagrave.com
Linda Fagan (
John Hill (Lyndon, Kansas)