Mills County, Iowa


Our Military Burials

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This information is from LDS Microfilm # 1502657, items 1 and 2. The Mills County Iowa Cemeteries book, published in the early 1980's by the Hastings Federated Woman's Club and no longer in print, was referenced often to help determine correct spellings. Transcribed by Cay Merrymen.

The symbol * after a veteran's name indicates that additional information is available from the record of that person, usually at least the father's name. Often the name of the mother, including maiden name; the wife, including maiden name; and the children are given. Other information might include whether the veteran received a pension, his place of birth, place of enlistment, place of discharge, the informant,and often there is an attached sheet with other items of information. Sometimes there is very little information and it may differ somewhat from the birth and death dates and military outfits that are given on the tombstone.

Only information for veterans of WW I and earlier were extracted, although many WW II veterans were also recorded. In some cases the typed form is so fuzzy as to be virtually unreadable.

This transcription has taken many hours, many days, and I still feel it is less than reliable. Before you accept anything that is in these files, check to be sure it is correct. .... Cay Merryman

Cemetery Name
Township
      Cotton-Granteer Cemetery       Anderson
      East Liberty Cemetery       Silver Creek
      Emerson Cemetery       Indian Creek
      Fairview Cemetery       Rawles
      Glenwood Cemetery: A-G       Glenwood
      Glenwood Cemetery: H-O       Glenwood
      Glenwood Cemetery: P-W       Glenwood
      Glenwood Catholic Cemetery       Glenwood
      Godsey Cemetery       Plattville
      Gowens-Turner Cemetery       Oak
      Hastings Cemetery       Indian Creek
      Henderson Farm Cemetery       Anderson
      Hillsdale Cemetery       Center
      Mackey Cemetery       Lyons
      Malvern Cemetery: A-J       Silver Creek
      Malvern Cemetery: K-W       Silver Creek
      Martin's Chapel Cemetery       Plattville
      Mineola Cemetery       Oak
      North Grove Cemetery       Indian Creek
      Pleasant Hill Cemetery       Rawles
      St. Boniface Cemetery       Oak
      Salem Lutheran Cemetery       Oak
      Silver City Cemetery       Ingraham
      South Grove Cemetery       Deer Creek
      Tabor Cemetery       Rawles
      Van Eaton Cemetery       Lyons
      Wall Cemetery       Oak
      Waubonsie Cemetery       Lyons
      Wearin Cemetery       Indian Creek
      Wesley Chapel Cemetery       Anderson
      West Liberty Cemetery       Oak
Notes from: Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs

Instructions for Grave Registration

Section 250.19 Burial Records (Code of Iowa). The county commission of veteran affairs shall be charged with securing the information requested by the Iowa department of veterans affairs of every person having a military service record and buried in that county. Such information shall be secured from the undertaker in charge of the burial and shall be transmitted by him or her to the commission of veteran affairs of the county where burial is made. This information shall be recorded alphabetically and by description of location in the cemetery where the veteran is buried. This recording shall conform to the directives of the Iowa department of veterans affairs and shall be kept in a book by the county commission. The Funeral Director. Complete this form in two copies and forward to the Commission of Veteran Affairs of the county where burial is made.

Forward the original copy of this form to:

Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs
State Capital

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