Cemetery Name: Nazareth
Location: 4611 Ringer Rd.
Year Opened: Catholic
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Removals To and From: To: Resurrection
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Notes: Site of Nazareth Convent
Cemetery Name: Neuberg
Location: Oakborough off Reinke, Wildwood
Year Opened: Family
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Number of Burials: 1
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StLGS CD Ref. Number: N11
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Cemetery Name: New Catholic
Location: Franklin (MLK) and Pratte (Jefferson)
Year Opened: 1831
Year Closed: 1851
Type or Affiliation: Catholic / Public
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Removals To: Calvary, Bridget of Erin, Rock Spring
Removals From: St Louis King of France (AKA: Old Catholic)
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Notes: Between 1823-1836, three cemeteries were established at the intersection of St Charles Road (AKA: Franklin AKA: Martin Luther King) and Pratte (AKA: Jefferson). East of Pratte was a Presbyterian cemetery (est. before 1836), west of Pratte was a mixed Catholic / Public cemetery (deeded 1824), and west of the Catholic / Protestant was a Methodist cemetery (deeded 1828). Plan of the City of St. Louis, 1850 - a map by Julius Hutawa documents the location of these three cemeteries. Significant mis-information exists regarding these three cemeteries.
Bodies were removed from Old Catholic (St. Louis King of France) Cemetery to the “New Catholic Cemetery” located at Franklin-Pratte. Cemetery was initially Public but became Catholic as neighboring Protestant Cemeteries were opened. Cemetery was abandoned sometime following the Cholera epidemic of 1849 but still appears on J.H. Colton’s Map of St. Louis 1855. 12 Oct 1864 the Missouri Republican reported deplorable conditions at the cemetery and bodies were exumed and moved to Calvary, Rock Spring, and the vault at Bridget of Erin. Among the bodies removed to Bridget of Erin were a number of known Methodists- leading to some speculation that the Methodist and Catholic Cemeteries were not well-defined. Very few records exist for burials at the Franklin-Pratte cemeteries. AKA: Franklin - Pratt Catholic Cemetery, Second Catholic Cemetery
Cemetery Name: New Coldwater Creek
Location: 13701 Old Halls Ferry Rd. Black Jack
Year Opened: 1886
Year Closed: 1963
Type or Affiliation: African American
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Notes: Last burial Dec 1963. Owned by Black Jack since 1995.
Cemetery Name: New Mt. Sinai
Location: 8430 Gravois
Year Opened: 1850
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Type or Affiliation: Jewish
Number of Burials: 10509
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StLGS CD Ref. Number: N04
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Additional Sources: "The Cemeteries of University City" [ R977.865 H217C] ; "Final Resting Place" [R 977.866 A528F]
Notes: AKA: Mount Sinai
Cemetery Name: New Picker's (New Side)
Location: 7135 Gravois Road
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Year Closed: 1996
Type or Affiliation: United Church of Christ
Number of Burials: 30588
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StLGS CD Vol. Number: 4
StLGS CD Ref. Number: N05
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Notes: Located on north side of Gravois, cemetery was the third "Picker's" cemetery property. Originally known as "New Picker's", later names include St. Louis Memorial Gardens and Gatewood Gardens. Founded by Independent Evangelical Protestant Church. Closed 1996. See: PastPorts Newsletter, February 2013 and St. Louis County Library Finding aid to Gatewood Gardens Cemetery.
Cemetery Name: New Picker's (Old Side)
Location: 7212 Gravois Road
Year Opened: 1856
Year Closed: 1996
Type or Affiliation: United Church of Christ
Number of Burials: 6163
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Notes: Located on south side of Gravois, cemetery was the second "Picker's" cemetery property. Originally known as Independent Evangelical Protestant Cemetery. Later names include New Picker's, Old Picker's, St. Louis Memorial Gardens, Gatewood Gardens. Founded by Independent Evenagelical Protestant Church. Opened 1856. Closed 1996. See: PastPorts Newsletter, February 2013 and St. Louis County Library Finding aid to Gatewood Gardens Cemetery.
Cemetery Name: Ney
Location: Highway 100 and Old Manchester Rd., Wildwood
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Type or Affiliation: Family
Number of Burials: 1
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StLGS CD Ref. Number: N07
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Cemetery Name: Niesen
Location: Hencken Road, Wildwood
Year Opened: 1882
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Type or Affiliation: Family
Number of Burials: 11
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Cemetery Name: North St. Louis Burial Ground
Location: Warren and Eleventh, St Louis City
Year Opened: 1832
Year Closed: 1851
Type or Affiliation: Episcopal
Number of Burials: 245
Removals To and From: To Bellefontaine
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Notes: AKA: Old Grace Church Graveyard. It was used as a "free burial place" before it became Grace Church Graveyard in 1844. Cemetery was completely filled in 1849-1850 due to Cholera Epidemic. 1869 -grading at 11th and Warren exposed graves, coffins. All remains relocated to Bellefontaine.
Cemetery Name: Notre Dame
Location: 320 East Ripa Rd, Lemay
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Notes: Records not available as of June 2002. AKA: School Sisters of Notre Dame - Located south of parking lot