Cemeteries

Worldwide Cemeteries

Every cemetery named anywhere on this site, wherever it is. So far that means 19 burial places in six American states, the District of Columbia and Ontario, Canada. The family started on Staten Island and in New Jersey, but no grave from those first generations has yet been found. Click a number on the map to see who is buried there. For the 96 cemeteries of Brown County, Ohio, see Cemeteries of Brown County.

Map of the eastern United States and southern Ontario marking the cemeteries named on Malott.net, from Peoria County, Illinois, to Washington, D.C., and Lincoln County, Ontario OHIO PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA ILLINOIS WEST VIRGINIA NEW YORK MICHIGAN ONTARIO Chicago Indianapolis Columbus Detroit Toronto Buffalo Cleveland Lake Erie Lake Ontario Lake Huron Lake Michigan Nine cemeteries in southwestern Ohio; see the detail map1–9Southwestern Ohio (see detail) Schweitzer Cemetery, Oxford Township, Coshocton County, Ohio10Schweitzer Cemetery Hopewell Cemetery, Indian Camp, Knox Township, Guernsey County, Ohio11Hopewell Cemetery Franklin Cemetery, Milton, Wayne County, Indiana12Franklin Cemetery Maple Ridge Cemetery, Mapleton, Hollis Township, Peoria County, Illinois13Maple Ridge Cemetery Tonoloway Baptist Church, near Warfordsburg, Fulton County, Pennsylvania14Tonoloway Baptist Church Hagerstown, Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland15Hagerstown Rock Creek Cemetery, Rock Creek Church Road NW, Washington, D.C.16Rock Creek Cemetery Marlatt Cemetery, Jasper, Steuben County, New York17Marlatt Cemetery Konkle-Marlatt Cemetery, Konkle Road and Philp Road, Lincoln (old Clinton Township, Concession 5, Lot 22), Lincoln County, Ontario18Konkle-Marlatt Cemetery Greenhill Cemetery, Kingsville, Essex County, Ontario19Greenhill Cemetery 100 miles

Nine of the cemeteries lie close together in southwestern Ohio and share one marker here; they are shown separately in the detail below. State lines from the U.S. Census Bureau; land and lakes from Natural Earth; cemetery locations from OpenStreetMap, the CanadaGenWeb Cemetery Project and the records cited on each person’s page.

Southwestern Ohio

The cemeteries

Locations marked “About” are approximate: the record names a town or a churchyard but not the exact spot. If you know one of these places, or a family grave that is not listed, please get in touch.

Not yet mapped: the Malott family burial ground on Round Bottom Road, Clermont County, Ohio, where William Malott (1764–1845) is buried.