Preserving Henderson Cemetery's History and Future

More than two centuries of local lives, family records, and community stewardship remain here.

Burial Record Search

Begin with a name.

Search surname, given name, date, plan, plot, or notes.

Ways to Help

Henderson needs its next generation of caretakers.

Stewardship does not require a family connection. Henderson survives because people choose to care.

Wide view of Henderson Cemetery grounds and monuments

From the Grounds

Follow the Work of Preserving Henderson

See cemetery care, historical discoveries, seasonal work, and the people helping carry Henderson forward.

Cemetery monuments and headstones beneath a bright sky

Follow the Cemetery's Story

One place, many lives, and records still being connected.

1807

Earliest surviving marker noted in association records.

1909

The Harmarville Cemetery Association is organized.

Today

A new generation is needed to continue the work.

See Henderson Cemetery

The grounds tell part of the story.

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A broad mown cemetery lawn with scattered markers and distant monuments.
Cemetery monuments and headstones in winter snow.
A tall obelisk monument surrounded by headstones beneath a partly cloudy sky.
A stone cemetery monument on a green lawn with trees behind it.