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Cemeteries
Online cemeteries are underlined. Just
click on the cemetery name of interest to be taken there.
Have you transcribed a Goshen County cemetery and are willing to
share it with other Goshen researchers? If so, please
contact me.
If you know of additional cemeteries that belong
here, or know the address and phone number of any listed below, will you please
contact me? Thanks.
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Forest Mound Cemetery |
Jay Em |
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Hawk Springs Cemetery |
Hawk Springs |
La Grange Cemetery |
La Grange |
Lingle Cemetery |
Lingle |
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Old Fort Laramie Cemetery |
Fort Laramie |
Prairie Center Cemetery |
Spoon Butte NW |
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Red Cloud Cemetery |
Jay Em NW |
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Torrington Cemetery |
301 East 30th Avenue, Torrington WY 82240 (office:
307-532-4724) |
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Valley View Cemetery |
Lingle |
Valley View Cemetery
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301 East 30th Avenue, Torrington WY 82240 (office:
307-532-4724) |
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Wyncote Cemetery |
3 miles west of Lingle |
* You will need Adobe Acrobat to view this pdf file.
You can obtain a free copy of the Adobe program
here.
ADDITIONALLY:
Fort McPherson National Cemetery in
Maxwell, Nebraska, opened in 1873 to consolidate twenty-two cemeteries in
Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Idaho,
and Nebraska. By 1947, the project had been completed. The cemetery is plotted
and indexed with control markers throughout the grounds; even so, there are
584 "unknown" graves. Copies of these records are in the National Archives and
at Fort McPherson
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