A Master Cemetery Index of All NCW Cemeteries

This is an Index of all known interments in cemeteries in Adams, Chelan, Douglas, Ferry, Grant and Okanogan Counties up thru about 2015 for some cemeteries and 2023 for others. The interment and historical details have been gathered by WAGS volunteers over the years. It will be updated as time permits. Search instructions are noted below. Each cemetery has its own page with location and historical information. Click the ‘Return to Cemetery List‘ button above to see the links to individual cemetery pages.

The information in the table below as well as the table on each cemetery page is all the information available from the WAGS Library. The data tables for the major active (not closed) cemeteries is being updated periodically by WAGS volunteers as time permits.

Searching Information: The largest cemetery in the WAGS collection is the Wenatchee City Cemetery. It includes data from two mausoleums. The ‘Cemetery’ column in the data table uses the abbreviations below for the Wenatchee City Cemetery. All other cemeteries use their full commonly used names in the ‘Cemetery’ column, so for searching you can use a few characters in the cemetery’s common name to find it. The cemetery list button above will take you to a page that also shows all cemetery names in the WAGS collection, including a table of ‘Lone Graves’ in the area.

HCM – Hillcrest Mausoleum

HPM – Home of Peace Mausoleum

WenCC – Wenatchee City Cemetery

Master Cemetery Index of All NCW Cemeteries

The COLUMN SEARCH FILTER boxes above the data table are used for searching in any column of the data table. You can use any or all the boxes to limit your search. To start over, use the ‘Clear Filters’ button to clear out any characters you have entered. Use the bottom ‘Scroll Bar’ to view more columns or the ‘More Details‘ button to display a window of the record’s data.

The table SEARCH box on the top right can also be used to search for data in ANY column. No need to use ‘wildcards’ in your search, the filters do that automatically, therefore don’t put too much infor-mation in any filter box; it could cause nothing to be found. Start with just a few characters in the search boxes like: jon to search for “Jones, Edward C.” in the NAME column filter box. Another example: 1939 could be searched as “39” versus 1939 since some records have the year as 12/25/39 rather than 12/25/1939. Add more characters or use other column filter boxes to narrow your search.

You can PRINT, download in CSV or Excel format, or copy to the clipboard the displayed records. Use the ‘Show Entries’ pulldown to control how many rows of data to display on each page.  Always check the print preview and verify the number of pages you want to print.