Cemetery Records

Clementsville Cemetery
Darby Cemetery
Driggs Cemetery

The Bates Cemetery is located in west central Teton county in the foothills of the Big Hole Mountains. It serves the rural area known as Bates, which doesn't really have any "town" but just a scattered set of farms and houses on the west side of the Teton River. The cemetery has a beautiful view of both the valley and the mountains that surround it. A sign identifies the well-kept, fenced Bates Cemetery.

The Cache-Clawson Cemetery is used by people in the areas known as Cache and Clawson, to the south and to the east of Tetonia, respectively. These are rural areas where the residents still follow agricultural pursuits. The cemetery is fenced and well kept. There is an on-site plot map and index of burials.

The Cedron Cemetery is located in south west Teton county in the foothills of the Big Hole Mountains. It serves the rural area known as Cedron and has a beautiful view of the entire valley. There is a sign that identifies it, and it is fenced and well kept. Near the sign is a plot map and index of the burials. Note that I've found a transcript identified as North and South Cedron Cemetery, but I only found one on my field trip. Perhaps there is yet another.

KUNZ, Maurine Tonks 14 Feb 1920 – 11 Apr 2001
KUNZ, Melvin K 20 Jul 1924 – 4 Feb 1994
KUNZ, Merle Drake Grand 15 Nov 1915 – 18 Jan 2005
KUNZ, Milford Grant 26 Jun 1928 – 28 Mar 1990
KUNZ, Nora McMurdie 4 Feb 1892 – 10 Aug 1979
KUNZ, Phyllis Warnberg Davis 6 Sep 1922 – 11 Nov 2012
KUNZ, Reva Jean Riley 21 Jun 1926 – 24 Feb 2004
KUNZ, Robert 6 Mar 1889 – 28 Jan 1975
KUNZ, Ruby Elizabeth Bagley 17 May 1926 – 21 Dec 2012
KUNZ, Samuel Jr. 29 Jan 1874 – 18 Jun 1945
KUNZ, Samuel Sr. 18 May 1851 – 5 Apr 1927
KUNZ, Sophia Mills McMurdie 12 Aug 1897 – 18 Nov 1986
KUNZ, Vaughn 29 Jul 1932 – 29 Jul 1932
KUNZ, Walter William 21 Jul 1884 – 6 Nov 1966
KUNZ, Wayne Ross 19 Dec 1931 – 22 Jan 2011
KWIATKOWSKI, Calvin Arthur 26 Feb 2013 – 4 May 2013
LEE, Dianne Karen Loose 29 May 1942 – 24 Sep 1994
LIND, Patricia Zohner 27 Jan 1959 – 5 Oct 2020
LONG, John Woodruff 28 Jul 1980 – 25 Apr 2023
MCDOUGALL, Peter Brown 13 Jul 1935 – 5 Aug 2004
MECHAM, Jalyn Davis 27 Feb 1959 – 7 Jul 2003
MILLER, Benjamin Jacob 31 Aug 1979 – 31 Aug 1979
MILLER, Clara Kunz 5 Nov 1876 – 11 Oct 1973
MILLER, Daniel Dee 16 Aug 1949 – 4 Jun 2017
MILLER, David Wayne 15 Oct 1931 – 25 Jul 2020
MILLER, Don LeRoy 12 Nov 1932 – 20 Oct 2020
MILLER, Fred K 31 Oct 1907 – 2 Sep 1999
MILLER, Gail Jay 19 Apr 1923 – 23 Jun 1969
MILLER, Guelda Johnson 27 Jul 1906 – 28 Feb 1985
MILLER, Hazel R 18 Oct 1926 – 2 Sep 1936
MILLER, Inge Maren Lassen 28 Mar 1938 – 24 Jun 2022
MILLER, John Jacob 16 Sep 1871 – 27 Dec 1963
MILLER, LeRoy 29 Mar 1904 – 23 Mar 1991
MILLER, Linda Christensen 8 Aug 1940 – 24 Apr 1992
MILLER, Ruth Engberson 11 Aug 1906 – 28 Jun 1996
MILLER, Samuel James 9 Feb 1899 – 24 Aug 1942
MUNSON, Juanita Kunz 7 Feb 1949 – 27 Oct 1980
NETHERCOTT, George Reigo 15 Dec 1925 – 15 Mar 1974
NETHERCOTT, Joseph Reigo 19 Jun 1960 – 13 May 2010
NETHERCOTT, Litta Afton Kunz 5 Nov 1929 – 5 Dec 2018
NETHERCOTT, Raymond G 2 Feb 1954 – 13 Aug 2023
OLDHAM, Arlyce Kunz 20 Sep 1938 – 24 Sep 2009
OLDHAM, Laurence Burrell 18 Nov 1931 – 24 Jun 2020
PEHRSON, Steven George 1 Mar 1977 – 14 Jan 1989
PILLING, Rex Leroy 12 Oct 1909 – 17 Nov 1967
POOLE, Marlene LaRee Kunz 24 Jul 1936 – 15 Jan 2021
SCHIESS, Chance Edwin 23 Apr 1985 – 11 Mar 2002
SCHIESS, Laddie Ervin 29 Aug 1941 – 24 May 1980
SCHIESS, Lynn Roy 11 Sep 1946 – 3 Sep 2020
SCHIESS, Ruby Lavaunt Miller 14 Aug 1911 – 8 Jan 2007
SCHIESS, Toni Lynn 17 Dec 1969 – 24 May 1980
SCHIESS, William Ervin 10 Jun 1909 – 13 Apr 1992
SHIPP, John M 12 May 1989 – 12 May 1989
STAUFFER, Richard N 30 Oct 1938 – 27 Feb 1998
TAYLOR, LeRoy 4 Jan 1923 – 27 Aug 1987
TAYLOR, Maudie K 18 May 1925 – 22 Jan 1998
VANYPEREN, Johannes Henry 1 Nov 1930 – 21 Nov 2016
WALKER, Lawrence Drue 30 Apr 1962 – 23 Aug 1980
WALKER, Vivian I Kunz 26 Jul 1942 – 15 Jul 1995
WALLACE, Norman K. 3 Jan 1935 – 17 Mar 2004
WEBSTER, Tyson 29 Mar 2008 – 29 Mar 2008
WESTFALL, Ethel Pearl Kunz 15 May 1909 – 8 Apr 1993
WILLIAMS, Eugen David 24 Apr 1939 – 11 Oct 2022
WOOD, Dwight Wilbur 12 Feb 1928 – 16 Sep 1994
WOOD, Nathan James 1977 – 25 Feb 1977
WOOD, Sheena R 3 Jun 1990 – 2 Jul 1991
YOUNG, Delores Rae Brown 4 Dec 1934 – 29 Aug 2004
YOUNG, Wayne Douglas 20 Jul 1934 – 10 Jun 2013
ZAHNER, John M 21 Feb 1895 – 24 Jan 1975
ZAHNER, Susanna Ridlinger 8 Jan 1866 – 24 Oct 1918
ZOHNER, Archie K 29 Jan 1922 – 7 Mar 1993
ZOHNER, Audrey Edlefsen 3 Jul 1922 – 3 Oct 2012
ZOHNER, Beth Madsen 11 Jul 1926 – 12 Aug 2016
ZOHNER, Daniel R. 10 Jul 1923 – 14 Dec 2008
ZOHNER, Dorin 23 Apr 1933 – 18 Sep 2014
ZOHNER, Fern Zollinger 4 Mar 1921 – 15 Aug 1987
ZOHNER, Gottlieb 16 Jun 1892 – 14 May 1963
ZOHNER, Jacob 7 Feb 1898 – 7 Oct 1976
ZOHNER, Mark J. 24 Oct 1920 – 19 Feb 2005
ZOHNER, Polly C Miller 9 Sep 1897 – 24 Sep 1977
ZOHNER, Vonnie Gladys 2 Sep 1936 – 24 May 1937

The Darby Cemetery is often referred to as the Driggs-Darby Cemetery, but the sign doesn't include the "Driggs" portion. It serves the east central section of the County commonly referred to as Darby, although it is all rural and there doesn't appear to be anything that looks like a town, just farms and houses scattered widely. The cemetery is located a couple of miles southeast of Driggs in a very rural section of the county. The sign is right on 100 East but the cemetery itself is about a quarter mile to the east of the sign. It is well kept.

The Driggs Cemetery serves Driggs, the county seat of Teton County and it's largest town, along with the surrounding area. It is located on the eastern edge of Driggs, not far from the highway to Grand Targhee Ski Resort. It has a sign that identifies it, and is fenced and moderately well kept. Its location has a nice view of the Teton Mountains to the east of the valley.

The Felt Cemetery is a small community in north Teton County on highway 31. The cemetery is in a pretty isolated location and is poorly kept up, with the headstones located through an area of weeds and sagebrush, but the view of the Tetons from here is spectacular. There is an on-site plot map and index of burials. Notice that many maps incorrectly show this cemetery on the west side of 500 West.

LEER, __ Leer unknown – unknown
LEPPEL, August Carl Albert 8 Apr 1888 – 9 Nov 1937
LEPPEL, Bertha Calder 24 Feb 1895 – 15 Jul 1977
MEYERS, Elizabeth Norris 24 Sep 1853 – 23 Oct 1918
MOSS, Billie Junior 22 Oct 1920 – 23 Nov 1921
POWELL, John 1922 – 1922
REECE, Baby 20 Jan 1934 – 20 Jan 1934
REECE, Baby 27 Oct 1941 – 27 Oct 1941
REECE, Florina May Thorpe 7 Nov 1902 – 6 Nov 1918
REECE, Howard 17 Jan 1932 – 17 Jan 1932
REECE, Rueland 29 Oct 1932 – 29 Oct 1932
REECE, Thelma Laura 7 Dec 1922 – 7 Dec 1922
RICHARDS, Echo Lucille 5 Aug 1918 – 5 Oct 1918
ROBINSON, Ray Charles 18 Oct 1916 – 25 Apr 1917
SCHULTZ, John Walter 2 Apr 1914 – 25 Jun 1968
SCHULTZ, Walter 1928 – 1928
SCHULTZ, William 18 May 1860 – 17 Oct 1922
SPEED, Donald 25 Dec 1903 – 14 Dec 1913
STEWART, Grace Maureen Richards 26 Mar 1895 – 29 May 1915
STEWART, Thompson 12 Mar 1854 – 25 Sep 1925
STULL, Darlene Louise 14 Jun 1937 – 27 Dec 1991
WARD, Charles Heber 16 Jan 1889 – 24 Oct 1951
WARD, Clyde Harold 27 Aug 1923 – 10 Feb 1926
WARD, Leo S 13 Oct 1925 – 13 Oct 1925
WARD, Louise 5 Jan 1921 – 26 Jul 1943
WARD, Nancy Caroline Decker 12 Apr 1894 – 26 Oct 1951
WILLIAMS, Cleo Lucille 27 Dec 1922 – 31 Oct 2010
WILLIAMS, Erma L 3 Sep 1915 – 9 Jan 1917
WILLIAMS, Jessie Brothers 1878 – 1911
WILLIAMS, John Warren 17 May 1889 – 3 Feb 1968
WILLIAMS, Joseph 29 Feb 1892 – 1 May 1956
WILLIAMS, Myrtle Hendrickson 19 Mar 1897 – 15 Jun 1966
WILLIAMS, Paul Jr. 24 Nov 1925 – 7 Mar 1926
WILLIAMS, Robert 25 Jun 1935 – 31 Aug 1989
WOODS, Amelia Hendrickson 16 Dec 1881 – 26 May 1913

This cemetery is named after the former community of Haden located east of Tetonia. When the railroad was routed through Tetonia, the entire town including buildings was relocated to Tetonia. The cemetery is still used by the residents of Tetonia and area. The cemetery is fenced and well kept, and has a spectacular view of the Tetons. It includes a recent plot map and index to burials. Note that many maps incorrectly show this cemetery as being on the north side of highway 33.

The Pratt cemetery is actually in Wyoming not far from where the two Teton Counties join and near Alta but it likely served the east central portion of Teton County Idaho as well as Alta. It is sometimes referred to as the Alta Cemetery. The name came from the old Pratt Ward that began in the Driggs area and was relocated to Alta. It's not listed in the USGS GNIS listing of cemeteries but is marked on the topographical maps, right near the mouth of Teton Canyon. I found a reference to the cemetery's location in an oral history interview by Harold Forbush. It said that a canal called the High Line Canal (perhaps what is currently identified by the USGS as the Pratt Canal) left Teton Creek up in the canyon and flowed north past the Pratt Cemetery.

This cemetery serves Victor and the south end of the valley, being located against the Teton foothills a couple of miles southeast of Victor just off of the Old Jackson Highway. It has a sign identifying the cemetery and is fenced and well kept. Just inside the front gate is an index of the burials. This is deteriorating somewhat from the weather but is readable, as of April 2005.