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Grand County |
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Arrow Cemetery |
Abandoned |
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Atmore Family Homestead Cemetery |
Kremmling |
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Bloomquist, Oscar |
Single grave near Fraser |
Abandoned |
Burtcher Gravesite |
Grand County |
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Church of the Eternal Hills Presbyterian Garden |
Tabernash |
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Daxton, Infant girl |
Single grave near Fraser |
Abandoned |
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Eastom Cemetery |
There are about nine or ten graves - we have names for only four. The others are unknown. |
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Forster Cemetery |
South of Radium on Sheephorn Creek Also known as Sheephorn Cemetery (This cemetery is made up of primarily of the Angehrn, Curry, & Forster familes as well as a number of others. ) |
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Fraser Cemetery |
½ mile south of Fraser |
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Gaskill Cemetery |
Abandoned mining town and cemetery in the Rocky Mountain National Park. Three adult and two child graves. Indian grave about 200 feet to the north |
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Granby Cemetery |
In city limits |
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Grand Lake Cemetery |
½ mile northwest of Grand Lake |
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Hahn, Joseph |
Single grave near Kremmling |
Abandoned |
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Hot Sulphur Springs Cemetery |
¼ east of Hot Sulphur Springs |
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Kremmling (Riverside) Cemetery |
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Law, George |
Single grave near Granby |
Abandoned |
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Lulu City Cemetery |
Abandoned town and 7 grave cemetery inside the Rocky Mountain National Park. Graves are marked with local stones. No inscribed headstones. |
Abandoned |
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Lyons, J |
Single grave three miles east of Granby |
Abandoned |
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Maryvale Cemetery |
At old town site with dates from 1904 to 1937 |
Abandoned |
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McGuverans, -- |
Single grave at site of old town of Corona |
Abandoned |
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Muddy Pass Cemetery |
Grand County Colorado |
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Myers Ranch Cemetery |
Four miles west of Granby |
Private |
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Rural Cemetery No. 1 |
Ten miles north of Kremmling |
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Rural Cemetery No. 2 |
Near Hot Sulphur Springs |
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Rural Cemetery No. 3 |
West of Fraser |
Private |
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Sheephorn Cemetery |
Also known as Anghern or Forster Cemetery CR 1 & CR 11 (Sheephorn Creek Road) |
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Tabernash (Indian) |
One mile north of Tabernash |
Killed 1878 |
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Troublesome Cemetery |
Also known as the King Family Cemetery At site of old town (4 ½ miles east of Kremmling) |
Private |
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Weber, Edward |
Single grave near Granby |
Shot 1883 |
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