Randolph County
Cemeteries and Obituaries
Welcome to a sacred journey through the final resting places of our Ancestors. The Randolph County Historical Black Society invites you to delve into the hallowed grounds that hold the stories of those who came before us. Our exploration will encompass the wealth of information found in cemeteries, obituaries and newspapers, offering a poignant glimpse into the lives, legacies, and tribulations of the resilient souls who shaped our community.
Help Us Grow Our Cemetery Database
Warm salutations to all contributors and enthusiasts of historical preservation. As guardians of our county’s rich heritage, we eagerly invite you to share invaluable cemetery information that helps illuminate our past.
To streamline this process and ensure accuracy, we kindly request submissions to adhere to the following guidelines:
Oakland Cemetery
East Rollins St. Moberly, Missouri 65270
Clifton Hill Cemetary
Clifton Hill, Missouri 65244
Roanoke Cemetery
Prairie Township, MO 65230
Higbee Cemetery
647 County Rd 2530, Higbee, MO 65257
Huntsville Cemetery
Huntsville, Missouri 65259
Woodlawn Cemetery
Clifton Hill, Missouri 65244
Veterans Cemetery
Macon, Randolph County, Missouri
Sugar Creek Cemetery
Moberly, MO
Submitting Information for the Website
Warm salutations to all contributors and enthusiasts of historical preservation. As guardians of our county’s rich heritage, we eagerly invite you to share invaluable cemetery information that helps illuminate our past.
To streamline this process and ensure accuracy, we kindly request submissions to adhere to the following guidelines:
1. Data Format: Please format individual entries as follows:
- Last Name, First Name, Middle Initial
- Birthdate and Death date
- Additional details, such as inscriptions or relationships like “shares a stone with…”
2. Text Formatting: Kindly use a combination of upper and lower case letters, refraining from all caps. For date entries, unless you’re providing a comprehensive list for an entire cemetery, present them as month, day, year for clarity (e.g., Jul 25, 1880 – Mar 2, 1937).
3. Photograph Naming Convention: When submitting images, adhere to the naming convention:
- Utilize all lowercase letters.
- Commence with the initials of the first and middle names, followed by the last name. For shared tombstones, incorporate both names.
- Individual: smithfi.jpg
- Shared: smithfime.jpg
4. Content Inclusion: While photographs are invaluable, please accompany them with written details. Relying solely on imagery can pose challenges during data extraction.
5. Photo Adjustments: Rest assured, our team will manage resizing and cropping of pictures as required, eliminating any concerns on your end.
6. List Organization: No need for alphabetization; we’ll handle that part.
7. Photo Adjustments: Rest assured, our team will manage resizing and cropping of pictures as required, eliminating any concerns on your end.
8. Email Subject Line: To facilitate efficient processing, specify the cemetery name and county prominently in your email subject line. This ensures clarity, especially considering the potential overlap in cemetery names across counties.
Top Surnames
Here are the Surnames we have included on this Web Property. As more Surnames are discovered, they will be added accordingly. Please contact us if you wish to add or correct a Surname on this Site.
