The Kirtland North Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Kirtland and is the burial location of some Latter-day Saints.
Kirtland North Cemetery
This site is not owned or operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sains. See KirtlandOhio.com for hours and other information.
Physical Address
9016 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland,
Ohio
44094
USA
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To the north of the Kirtland Temple is the Kirtland North Cemetery, also known as the Kirtland Temple Cemetery and the Mormon Cemetery. In the 1830s it was known as the Kirtland Mills Burying Ground. The cemetery predates the Saints’ arrival in Kirtland, with the earliest recorded burial being for Philo Ingersoll, who died in 1827.
Among those buried here are Joseph Smith Jr.’s grandmother; Oliver Cowdery’s parents; Hyrum Smith’s young daughter, Mary; and Thankful Pratt. View a full list of those buried in the cemetery on theKirtland City website .
The city of Kirtland owns and maintains the cemetery. It is open to the public, but visitors should be respectful of those visiting family members.
Among those buried here are Joseph Smith Jr.’s grandmother; Oliver Cowdery’s parents; Hyrum Smith’s young daughter, Mary; and Thankful Pratt. View a full list of those buried in the cemetery on the
What to Expect
The city of Kirtland owns and maintains the cemetery. It is open to the public, but visitors should be respectful of those visiting family members.
Accessibility
Accessibility
Terrain and Flooring
Exterior
- Street: Not applicable
- Path: Grass (fair condition); sloped
- In the fall, there may be fallen leaves on the path.
- In the winter, there may be snow on the path.
Kirtland North Cemetery
This site is not owned or operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sains. See KirtlandOhio.com for hours and other information.
Physical Address
9016 Chillicothe Rd
Kirtland,
Ohio
44094
USA
Contact
Contact
Services
Parking
Cell Service
Services
Parking
Cell Service