Once Known, Now Unknown #1 - St. Michael Cemetery - near Cleavesville, MO
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YoSam.
N 38° 16.567 W 091° 37.263
15S E 620615 N 4237351
There are about 12 of these stones in this cemetery, I am only going to document two.
Waymark Code: WM14EWY
Location: Missouri, United States
Date Posted: 06/25/2021
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County of cemetery: Gasconade County
Location of cemetery: State Hwy CC (MO-CC), 1 mile W. of Cleavesville
Number of graves: 60
The person buried here is listed in the church registry, and is probably listed on the Find-A-Grave site. But the catch is, which one.
The tombstones is nothing more that a big rock placed at the head of the gravesite. The person buried here was recorded, but nothing marked on the stone.
I include below the Find-A-Grave link, you can peruse it for the one you think it may be.
There are about 12 of these here, I am going to submit only two.
This cemetery has about 12 tombstones that are nothing more than a large rock place at the head of the gravesite. NO text, no scratching's, nothing but a blank stone.
The frame church use to be here next to the rock lined driveway.
"In 1841, John Reed donated two acres of his property in Cleavesville to the bishop of St. Louis, and that year a new church under the patronage of St. Michael was built on the site. At first, the Jesuit Fathers of Washington, Missouri administered the church. Later priests from Owensville, Westphalia, and Rich Fountain administered it irregularly. The last Mass was offered there in 1909.
"In 1908 Dr. Joseph Tellman was able to purchase a suitable site for a Catholic church within the town. By June 1910, with the generous support of other local families, the doctor succeeded in building a new log church dedicated to St. Alexander that was to serve for the next 60 years." ~ Diocese of Jefferson City