- Located at Penn & Dowling Aves N.
- For information, call 612 / 521-7619.
- Established in 1891.
- Published information includes Crystal Lake Beautiful (Minneapolis, MN:  Crystal Lake Cemetery Association, c 1908).

- This was located near Elevator A north of Hennepin Ave.
- Graves were removed to Lakewood Cemetery.

- For information, call 612 / 781-3391.
- Established in 1890. Called Laurel Hill Cemetery prior to 1900.
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- For information, call 612 / 822-2171.
- Established in 1861.
- Notable individuals buried here include Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr (5/27/1911 - 1/13/1978), mayor of Minneapolis in 1945, US Senator in 1949-64, 1971-78, VicePresident of the United States in 1965-69.
- Published information includes Haven in the Heart of the City:  The History of Lakewood Cemetery, by Mame Osteen (Minneapolis, MN: Lakewood Cemetery, 1992).

- Located at Broadway & Fillmore NE.
- Established in 1857, closed in 1890. In 1935, the area was called Folwell Playground. This area has also been called Maple Hill Park and Beltrami Park. Most graves were removed to Lakewood Cemetery or Hillside Cemetery.
- Published information includes "Maple Hill Cemetery (Now Known as Beltrami Park),Minneapolis, Hennepin County," by Alfred J Dahlquist in Minnesota Genealogist 9:4 (12/1978), p 152, and "Maple Hill Cemetery, Hennepin County, Minnesota," by Barbara Sexton and Lauraine Kirchner in Minnesota Genealogist 12:2 (6/1981), p 73-77.

- This cemetery no longer exists, but in 1910 was located on 45th Avenue Northeast at the end of 5th.

Located at Lyndale Ave S & 59th St.
Contact person: Dick DeField,
5901 Lyndale Ave S. Minneapolis, MN 55419
612-861-5650
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For information, contact Richfield Cemetery Association. 612/861-5650.
Established in 1859.

- This cemetery was located at 19th & Nicollet.
- Moved to Friends Cemetery near Elevator A.

- This cemetery was located at 5th Ave & 8th St SE.
- This was the predecessor of Maple Hill Cemetery. The graves were moved to Maple Hill Cemetery in 1857.

- For information, call 612 / 729-8484.
- The first burial here was in 1853. The cemetery at that time was known as Layman's Cemetery. It has also been called Minneapolis Cemetery.
- A box of information dating from 1889 to 1947 is located at the Minnesota Historical Society in St Paul. It was given by the superintendent of the time, Albert E Nelson.
VETERAN'S DATABASE online- There are over 180 veterans buried in the cemetery. These include veterans of the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Indian and Civil Wars, the Spanish-American War and World War I. 

Susan Hunter-Weir will do lookups for Minneapolis Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery, (formerly known as Layman's Cemetery. Huntweir@class.cla.umn.edu

- This cemetery no longer exists, but in 1910 was located on King's Highway Avenue South between West Lake and 31st.

- For information, call 612 / 822-0907.
- Established about 1857.
- Published information includes St Anthony of Padua, Minneapolis, MN 1851-1995, which includes interment records (previously published as St. Anthony of Padua Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN, 1851-1985 / cemetery census by Leslie LaCount, Judith M. Palmquist.  Brooklyn Center, MN : Northwest Territory Canadian & French Heritage Center, c1989), grave locations, a plat map and cross references. It is available from Park Genealogical Books.

For information, call 612 / 822-0907.

Orphans from the Catholic Boys Home were buried here in unmarked graves.
 
.St. Mary's Cemetery Sheila Northrop and Mary Wickersham have transcribed their great-grandfather's records, compiled during the years 1874-1894, when he served as caretaker for St. Mary's Cemetery in Minneapolis. These are the earliest known burial records for St. Mary's.

For information, contact Temple Israel by calling 612/377-8680 or writing at 2324 EmersonAve S . Minneapolis, MN.
- This cemetery was established in 1873. The name was changed from Montefiore Cemetery in 1960.