The Political Graveyard: Index to Cemeteries in North Carolina

Geographic Index to Cemeteries in North Carolina

Please note that this site only lists cemeteries where I know political figures to have been buried.

Alamance County. Alexander County. Alleghany County. Anson County. Beaufort County. Bertie County. Bladen County. Brunswick County. Buncombe County. Burke County. Cabarrus County. Caldwell County. Camden County. Carteret County. Caswell County. Catawba County. Chatham County. Cherokee County. Chowan County. Cleveland County. Columbus County. Craven County. Cumberland County. Currituck County. Davidson County. Davie County. Duplin County. Durham County. Edgecombe County. Forsyth County. Franklin County. Gaston County. Gates County. Graham County. Granville County. Guilford County. Halifax County. Harnett County. Haywood County. Henderson County. Hertford County. Hoke County. Iredell County. Jackson County. Johnston County. Lee County. Lenoir County. Lincoln County. Madison County. Martin County. McDowell County. Mecklenburg County. Montgomery County. Moore County. Nash County. New Hanover County. Northampton County. Onslow County. Orange County. Pasquotank County. Pender County. Perquimans County. Person County. Pitt County. Randolph County. Richmond County. Robeson County. Rockingham County. Rowan County. Rutherford County. Sampson County. Scotland County. Stokes County. Surry County. Transylvania County. Union County. Vance County. Wake County. Warren County. Watauga County. Wayne County. Wilkes County. Wilson County. Yadkin County. Yancey County.

"Enjoy the hospitable entertainment of a political graveyard."
Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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