Cemeteries of Jefferson County, Pennsylvania

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Brookville Borough

• Brookville Cemetery Active Map · Find A Grave Large municipal cemetery; includes veterans’ burials.
Old Brookville Cemetery Also known as Northside Cemetery Historic Map · Find A Grave Large municipal cemetery; includes veterans’ burials. Active from 1832-1863

Ringgold Township

• St. James Lutheran & Methodist Church Cemeteries Transcribed PDF Open PDF Located in Ringgold; merged Lutheran & Methodist plots.

Beaver Township

Cemeteries along Beaver Run, Langville, and Pleasantville anchor the township. Family plots and churches recorded burials that are now cataloged under Beaver or the surrounding successor townships.

Bell Township

Bell Township cemeteries include small churchyards and roadside family plots near Brookville and Bear Lake. Many were recorded in Kate Scott’s history and later transcribed for Find A Grave.

Clover Township

The Summerville, Nicktown, and Bracktown communities sit within Clover Township’s hills. Use the county cemetery list to trace burials tied to the early militia families and riders along Redbank Creek.

Henderson Township

Henderson’s cemeteries cover the Stump Creek valley, Desire, and Punxsutawney corridors. Many burials sit beside the same communities referenced in Henderson’s township sketch.

Jenks Township (historic)

Now part of Forest County, Jenks appears in early maps with cemeteries near Tionesta and along the Clarion River. Check Jefferson and Forest county records together when you locate a Jenks Township burial.

Knox Township

Knoxdale, Ramsaytown, Fuller, and Iowa village cemeteries served the valley between Sandy Lick Creek and Five Mile Run.

McCalmont Township

McCalmont’s churches, such as those in Anita and Crawfordtown, kept burial records that appear in the Jefferson County cemetery list.

Paradise Township (defunct)

Paradise was a short-lived township whose burials are now filed under Bell, Gaskill, Henderson, McCalmont, and Winslow. Use the Paradise page for clues about which successor cemetery holds the graves.

Perry Township

Perry’s hill farms and stream valleys produced family plots now tracked through the county cemetery directory.

Pine Creek (Pinecreek) Township

Pinecreek’s cemeteries stretch along the Pine Creek valley and Wisconsin-built villages. Cross-reference with the Pinecreek page for landowner clues.

Tionesta Township (historic)

Tionesta overlaps early Forest County and Jefferson records. Use its locality notes to find burials near the Clarion and Tionesta rivers.

Warsaw Township

Cemeteries near Brockway and Reynoldsville include War Memorials, coal camp plots, and farm family grounds tied to Warsaw.

Winslow Township

Winslow’s cemetery list mentions Soldier, Rathmel, and Sandy Valley burials; the township page adds neighborhood context.

Young Township

Young’s hill farms and communities like Youngsville and Horatio contributed to the county cemetery roster.

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