Hartline Cemetery

The cemetery is located about ½ mile east of Hartline on state Hwy 2. The cemetery is neat and clean with green grass during the summer. On the machine shed, there is a large map placed by the City of Hartline, showing burials in the cemetery. It is very easy to use and the numbering system that Hartline uses is very easy to understand.  Fred Pflugrath used the work of Maggie Rail from 2001 and from Jerry McCoy from June 1978 to compile this record. The city records were destroyed in a fire in 1931 – early records have been made from memory or other sources. The cemetery is about 2 acres in size and is fenced and irrigated. Fred started walking the cemetery in November 2008, finished April 2009.

Some of the deceased have obituaries on file at the WAGS Library.

The table SEARCH box filter on the top right can be used to search for data in ANY column.

Use the Custom Search Builder ‘Add Condition’ button above the data table to search (filter) data in any or all column(s) of the data table. You select the columns needed to limit your search. Use the Clear ‘X’ or ‘Clear All’ button to clear out any prior custom search text you have entered to start over. You must manually clear the normal Search box by clicking the ‘X’ in the box.

No need to use ‘wildcard’ characters in your search, the filters do that automatically. Therefore, don’t put too much info into either of the search boxes; it could cause nothing to be found. Start with just a few characters in the search boxes.

Click the ‘Name’ column which has the ‘+’ sign on the left to better view data for that row in a dialog box window rather than the wrapped text in each cell of the table.

You can PRINT, download in CSV format, view a PDF, or copy to the clipboard the displayed records.

Use the ‘Show Entries’ pulldown to control how many rows of data to display on each page.  Always check the print preview and verify the number of pages you want to print.

Hartline Cemetery