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Please add profiles from those who were born, lived or died in Ray County, Missouri. Official Wesbite The county was organized November 16, 1820 and named for John Ray, a Missouri state legislator and member of the first state Constitutional Convention. Adjacent Counties Lafayette County Jackson County Carroll County Clinton County Caldwell County Clay County Cities & Vil...
The cemetery is located about 1 mile east and south of Rayville on Hwy C. On October 1, 1884, Newton Parker and Susan, his wife, deeded one and one-fourth acres of land for the sum of one dollar to James Crowley, John Turnage, and William Akers, trustees, for a free burial ground to be known as Jeremiah Crowley Cemetery. On September 11, 1911, Newton B. Clark, and wife Susan deeded an additio...
Located 4 miles north of Richmond, Ray County, Missouri, on Highway 13, 1-1/2 miles east on Route B, 3 miles east on Route F, and 3/4 miles south. Located at the intersection of East 132nd Street and Hickory Grove Road, at south end of Route F by the church. Ray County History 1973, p. 233: Hickory Grove Cemetery was established January 1869 on land donated and sold by Jane Dulaney and Anna J....
Owned and Operated by the city of Richmond, Ray County, Missouri. Richmond Memory Gardens consisting of twenty-six acres was organized in 1956 by L. C. Criswell. Originally it was a tract of land belonging to John Brown. In 1957 it was incorporated, and today, all stock is owned by Donald Lauck. The first burial there was that of A. R. Remley in November, 1956. In 1961, the American Legion ...
This project is for those buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Ray County, Missouri. Sunny Slope Cemetery was founded in 1911. The cemetery is located on West Main Street in Richmond. Sunny Slope lies west of Richmond Cemetery. There is one joint entrance and exit road for Sunny Slope. Notable Interments Forrest Smith (1886-1962) - Governor of Missouri Links Find a Grave ...