Johnston County, NC Cemeteries
Johnston
County was created in 1746
from Craven County and named in honor of Gabriel Johnston, North
Carolina's royal governor at the time. Johnston County originally
contained most of what is now Wake, Wayne, Greene, and Lenoir counties
and part of Wilson.
Where is Johnston County?
On
this site you will find the names of all cemeteries in Johnston County.
As of June 10, 2009 I am no longer going to continue this project (photographing new cemeteries). To
request a
photo for a cemetery on this site I have already done, please email me at johnstoncemeteries@yahoo.com.
Please specify which township and cemetery.
Though I make every effort to be as accurate as possible, please be aware that there may be errors. If you find any errors please don't hesitate to contact me!
email me at: johnstoncemeteries@yahoo.com
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Search this site! You can search for person name or cemetery name.
**PLEASE READ** This is not a complete listing of all people buried in Johnston County! As of June 10, 2009 I am no longer going to continue this project, but I can still lookup deaths and email pictures that I have already taken. I suggest you email me if you can't find who you are looking for. I can lookup deaths through about the 1980s. So please don't hesitate to email me any lookups you might have, I am glad to help.
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Johnston County Links & Resources
Johnston County funeral homes
Johnston County Heritage Center
History room of the Hocutt-Ellington Memorial Library (Clayton)
Newspapers:
The Clayton News-Star
The Selma News/Wilson's Mills News
Kenly News/PineLevel News
Princeton News-Leader
all of Johnston County newspaper links
Linkpendium Johnston County: Genealogy and Family History