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Diamond Bluff Cemetery is located in Section 19 of Diamond Bluff Township in Pierce County, WI and is one of the older cemeteries in the county. The land the cemetery is located on was once part of the MERO family cemetery. It was allowed to set idle, with no care for many years, and this neglect has taken its toll on this part of the cemetery. The cemetery was indexed in May, 1985 by Mikell Franzmeier and Reta Sanford.
Directions to the cemetery: take highway E south from Highway 10 to Diamond Bluff (about 6.8 miles). Turn right off E, cross the railroad tracks go .1 mile to stop sign (in Diamond Bluff). Turn left and go .6 mile to cemetery which is located on left-hand side of the road.
There are several victims of the Sea Wing disaster on Lake Pepin July 13, 1890 buried in this cemetery. The following victims are supposed to be buried in either Diamond Bluff or Trenton cemeteries, but no markers have been found for them: Gordon (Cord) Johnson; Leon & Millie Kremer; Millie Niles.