Harney County, Oregon Cemeteries

The name field contains the common name and if it has changed names an also known as (aka) name.
The Location is given by town, Ranch or natural features nearest the cemetery.
The year given is the year the cemetery was established or death date of oldest burial.
The next three fields, stand for Township, Range and Section of platt maps.

This is not presented as a complete list of all the cemeteries in the area.
If you have additions or corrections please contact the county coordinator. Thanks


Name	Location	Year	T	R	S
Andrews	At Andrews	1902
Boat Ford	On Embree Bridge Road across East Fork Silvies River	1888
Burns	South of Burns on Hwy between Burns & Hines	late 1800s	23S	30E	13
Crane	1 mile West of Crane	1917
Denio	At Denio	1907
Drewsey	At Drewsey	1893	20S	36E	23
Fields	At Fields - 4 graves fenced in back of store	1897
Happy Valley	Near Happy Valley Rd. to Diamond- near Otley Ranch	1881	29S	33E	11
Harney	On Read Ranch, mouth of Rattlesnake Canyon	1886	22S	32E	24
Holy Family	Catholic Church Cemetery-Graves moved to Burns Cemetery in 1936	1855
Indian New Camp	On hill above Indian-Old Camp	1938
Indian Old Camp	Left at Dump Office Road	1920
Muller	Up-river from Drewsey 12 miles	1866
Narrows	Between Narrows and Wrights Point on Frenchglen Hwy 1892		25S	31E	27
Riverside	On Blaylock Ranch on Malheur River
Saddle Butte	Between Hwy 78 and Saddle Butte Mt. 4 miles E. 1 mile S of Lawen	1890	25S	32E
Silver Creek	At Riley	1881	23S	26E	5
Silvester Smith	1-1/2 miles from Round Barn on hill near Happy Valley		28S	33E	26
Van	Up-river 22 miles from Drewsey	1890	18S	33E	29
Windy Point	West end of Windy Point Mt, South of Crane	1917	26S	33E	11
Misc Graves	Graves not located in any cemetery

See Harney County Misc. Graves to learn more about Nettie McLaughlin
Just wanted to say "Thanks" for your web site. I often remember taking a
day trip with my mother about 30-35 years ago (I'm 40). We lived in Weiser,
Idaho and I know we drove for some hours, visited a bird sanctuary and
various interesting sites. Anyway my parents are long gone now and I've
often wondered just where it was we had gone and wish I could visit the area
again in remembrance of them. The other day I got ahold of some photos
(lost for 23+ years!) taken on that day. One of the photos was of Nettie
McLaughlin's grave. You could read the grave marker in the photo only with
a powerful magnifying glass. A quick search on Google pulled up your
cemetery/miscgrv.txt file, which details exactly how to locate that grave.
Now I know about where my mother and I went decades ago. Might sound stupid
but it's like finding a real treasure to me!

So thanks!

--(Mr.) Shannon Miller
Portland, Oregon