Arenac County Burials - Sterling Cemetery

photo courtesy of Greg Knopp

Sterling Cemetery - Deep River Township

     From "Arenac County Michigan Cemetery Inscriptions", compiled in 1992 by Betty Brokoff Barringer, Carlie Welker Klumpp, Barbara Briggs Foster and JoEllyn Lawson Pedota.   Used with permission.   This copy contributed 2005 for use on this MIGenWeb site.

This material is searchable via the search feature located on this site's home page.

Cemetery Overview

Section Map

Burials:

Section A:
page 413

Section B-1:
page 414
page 415
page 416
page 417

Section B-2:
page 418
page 419
page 420
page 421

Section B-3:
page 422
page 423
page 424
page 425
page 426
page 427
page 428
page 429
page 430
page 431
page 432
page 433
page 434
page 435
page 436
page 437

Section B-4:
page 438
page 439
page 440
page 441
page 442
page 443
page 444
page 445

Section C:
page 446
page 447
page 448
page 449
page 450
page 451
page 452
page 453
page 454
page 455
page 456

Section D:
page 457
page 458
page 459
page 460
page 461
page 462
page 463
page 464
page 465

Section E:
page 466
page 467
page 468
page 469
page 470
page 471
page 472
page 473

Old Section on the hill:
page 474
page 475
page 476

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Information from multiple sources indicates that graves in the old section on the hill were disturbed many years ago when M-76 was paved.  It has been said that there may be burials on the other side of M-76.   If you have information on any of the graves that were disturbed and to where or whether remains were relocated, please email County Coordinator Greg Knopp.

Records:

Records information needed

Internet sources of burial information and tombstone photos:

Find-a-Grave - Sterling Cemetery
MIGenWeb Tombstone Project
Additional Burial Information - Contributor submissions
Missing Burials / Burials without Tombstones

Are you aware of information not listed in this section? 
additions or corrections?
If so, please contact county coordinator Greg Knopp.

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