Granite County, Montana Genealogy

Granite County, Montana

If you know of other cemeteries, please let me know.

	Beartown Cemetery No transcriptions are available although there are 7 persons buried in this cemetery. Many of the deceased denizens of Beartown were taken to Deer Lodge for burial.
	Cable Cemetery The town of Cable, which was located near the Atlantic Cable Mine had 3 cemeteries. No transcription is available, although a Chinese cook/highway-man is buried in one of the cemeteries and the child of the mine manager is buried in another.
	Emmettsburg/Henderson Cemetery 1867-1914 Section 36-T9N-R14 Emmettsburg, aka Henderson is one of MT oldest mining camps. Town destroyed by dredge tailings Hall vicinity on Bluff on N side of Henderson Creek Valley 3.5 miles NW of Maxville. Inscribed on the north side: "to the known and unknown dead of Henderson Gulch, this monument is dedicated. James A. Murray - Dec 1, 1914." On the south side is inscribed "God sent you here to make the wilderness a state. This done, he called you home but left your work for inspiration." Fletcher, Jas., died 1867 Grimes, Jas., died 1867 Jones, Jas., died 1872 Mallory/Millery?, Pat, died 1867 McClusky, Ed, died 1868 O'Hara, William, died 1868 Roach, Thomas, died 1867
	New Chicago Cemetery
	Philipsburg Cemetery
	Original Philipsburg Transcription submitted by Betty Swanson
	Sand Park Cemetery aka Garnet Cemetery/Coloma Cemetery This is a small cemetery that was formerly used by the Ghost Towns of Coloma and Garnet. It is located on the border between Missoula and Granite Counties. When I visited the cemetery as a child there were about 20 graves, but the site has deteriorated.
	Valley Cemetery (Drummond Cemetery)