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HOW TO NAVIGATE THE CEMETERY MAP

The Casselton Cemetery Association maintains a map with a searchable engine to locate loved ones buried in the city cemetery or assist you with your genealogy searches.

Cemetery map navigation tip:
Some graves have both 1 casket and 1 cremation burial, in the event that a 2nd loved one is sharing the same grave and you would like to see their information, click on the grave,
scroll down to Related Tables: Cemetery Related Records, click on the arrow to the right. This will show additional information for that grave.
If you have difficulty with the map or to report an error, please email Becky.

We are currently switching vendors for our cemetery mapping system. Please contact the city office if you need assistance.

DONATIONS & Memorials

2026 DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF…

Paul Erb
Scott C. Nelson
The Hoffman Family
The Vining Family

Donations for the care of the Casselton Cemetery are very much appreciated and can be made online by clicking the link below or by mail to:
Casselton Cemetery Assn.
PO Box 548
Casselton, ND 58012

Casselton Cemetery History

The first cemetery in Casselton was located on the north side of town on Lots 5 and 6 of Block 1 per the Original Casselton plat. This location is approximately the southeast corner of 1st St and 9th Ave N.

As the city grew, it was moved to a location on Swan Creek just south of the bridge (no longer present) and on the west side of Langer Ave. This would probably be Lots 7 and 8 of Block 29 in the Aldrich and Tuttle’s Addition.

Sometime between 1880 and 1884, the cemetery was moved to the present location at 4th St and 9th Ave S. At that time, seventeen graves were moved to the new location.

On November 20, 1911, the first Board of Trustees of the City Cemetery of Casselton was organized. Click Here to read the 1912 Rules and Regulations of the Casselton Cemetery

The cemetery board is responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the physical grounds which includes mowing, gravestone and grave maintenance, weed spraying, planting grass on new graves, tree trimming, and tree replacement. The board also oversees the sales of plots, collection of burial fees, and maintenance and custody of burial records.

The City Cemetery and St. Leo’s Cemetery are located side by side. The two cemeteries cover twenty-six acres in total where the city owns eighteen acres and St. Leo’s owns eight acres.

As of 2013, there were 2,263 graves in the city cemetery with fifteen to twenty interments taking place per year.

Casselton Cemetery Association Board

Are you interested in serving on the Casselton Cemetery board?
Please contact Becky Dunker to inquire about this rare opening. We are passionate about our cemetery and hope to find an individual that shares this interest.

Cemetery Board Members
Becky Dunker - President
Phillip Loy - VP
Becky Baumgarten
Lee Anderson
Wanda Wilcox

Jon Carley - Cemetery Manager
Nikki Geist - Cemetery Secretary

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