Bailey Station Cemetery was established in 1872.

In 1992 Nick Anderson, a local Boy Scout, dedicated his Eagle Scout Project to Big Lake Township's Bailey Station Cemetery. His project included research, restorations and preparing the cemetery to be operational again. In July 1995, a Volunteer Board of Directors was formed to re-establish the cemetery and maintain its function. At the Reconvened 1995 Annual Big Lake Township Meeting, the Citizens of the Town voted to approve a levy for the project. Memorial Day 1996 was the first day lots were once again available for public purchase.

Deeds show that the first part of the cemetery was donated to the Township of Baldwin on April 28, 1876; the second part was purchased in 1900. The first deed states that the land was to be used for a public burial ground and a schoolhouse site. Up to the present time there has been no schoolhouse erected.

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The Becker Cemetery was officially organized in 1881, but there are headstones as early as 1867 within the cemetery. Records were kept starting in 1911.

The Bellwood Cemetery was organized in 1898.

The Berry Community Cemetery is non-denominational and open for public internment.

Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Parish and Cemetery was established in 1958. The cemetery added a "Pieta" shrine in 1987.

The Big Lake Cemetery was organized in 1872.

The Blue Mound cemetery was organized in 1876. The Galbraith family owned the cemetery in the 1800's. Besides families who lived in the area, such as the Bornekes and the Brandes, there are also many Civil War veterans buried here.

The Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge took over the cemetery around 1964, at the time farmers were being bought out by the Dept. of the Interior.

Although people can still purchase plots in the cemetery, only one side is available. The other side is reserved for those belonging to the original families of Blue Hill.

The Clear Lake Cemetery and the Clear Lake Cemetery Association was organized in 1881. The association purchased five acres of land from Daniel Frye for $105. The first burial was Henry Jones, a Civil War veteran, on October 30, 1881.

The Craig Cemetery has gravestones from the late 1800s up until 1990. Most of the gravestones are members of the Craig or Whitney families.

The Danish Cemetery was established by Danish settlers on property acquired from Peter Skytte. A variety of evergreens were planted - some were spruce which are native to Denmark.

The first burial, Nels F. Nelson, took place in 1885. In 1886, nineteen families purchased lots for one dollar a piece. A movement to install twenty hitching posts was made in 1905. In 1914 the Cemetery Association was incorporated.

The Ewing Cemetery is located on private property in Big Lake Township.

The private cemetery contains 18 graves including those of the first treasurer of Sherburne County, two soldiers, a noted hunter and licensed Indian trader, and a seven-year-old named "Georgie."

The Greenwood Cemetery was organized in 1894. Saron Lutheran Church took over care of the cemetery in 1994.

The Livonia Cemetery was organized in 1884. Stones as old as 1873 have been recorded.

The Meadowvale Cemetery was organized in 1895.

The Our Savior's Lutheran Church Cemetery was organized in 1922. The cemetery is located behind the church.

The Oak Hill Cemetery was organized in the late 1890s. The Jenson name is a common last name in this cemetery.

The Orono Cemetery is located on the south side of Lake Orono in Elk River. Graves date back to 1855. The cemetery is managed by the Orono Cemetery Association.

The Orrock Cemetery was organized in 1896 by Eidskog Lutheran Church, but some graves date back to the 1870s.

The Reformatory Cemetery is a cemetery on state land managed by the St. Cloud MN Correctional Facility. There are a total of 35 graves with the first being in 1895 and the last being in 1955. 33 of the graves were inmates at the correctional facility. One of them is a transient that was found dead by the nearby railroad tracks. The other is a baby girl, the one-day-old daughter of a female inmate who was housed here in 1932.

The Santiago Cemetery was organized in 1874.

The Snake River Cemetery was organized in 1903 when residents from Snake River and Kragero formed a cemetery association. The oldest gravestone dates back to 1873.

The South Santiago Cemetery was organized in 1882. The cemetery site was obtained free from the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad on January 15, 1884.

The St. Andrew's Catholic Cemetery was organized in 1899. Records date to the 1860's.

The St. Marcus Catholic Cemetery was organized in 1889. The first burial took place in 1889 when a young girl, Anna Hartel, according to legend, was struck by lightning on her father's farm. The marker is inscribed simply, "Anna Hartel - 1874-1889." She is believed to have been the child of John Hartel, one of the parish organizers.

In 1971, a cemetery improvement project was completed. Another acre was purchased from Chester Goenner, new roads were hard topped, and a new fence was put in. Monuments were righted and grass planted on bare places, as well as extensive tree planting. The old crucifix was moved and a new granite crucifix was placed at the entrance.

The St. Pius X Cemetery was organized in 1959.

The Svea Hill Cemetery was organized in 1898.

The Two Stone Cemetery is a small, fenced plot with two headstones. A sign says, "Gronnerud Cemetery c. 1879." The two headstones belong to Gustav and Elise Gronnerud. Gustav died in 1879 and Elise died in 1890.

The Vernon Cemetery was deeded in 1878 and organized in 1915. The first burials were in 1855.