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Cemeteries of St. James Parish

To the left is a list of cemeteries and the town where they are located in St. James Parish. The long-range plan is to list all the burials in each cemetery, along with tombstone photos and obituaries.
Note: If you have people that you would like to include on any of these cemetery lists, please email Jim Cox.
Page updated 2/4/2023

Submitting Information

We are always pleased to receive cemetery information to post on the St. James Parish website. If you have information to send, please send it in the following format:

Last Name, First Name, Middle, Birthdate, Death date, any information on the tombstone, including "shares a stone with ..." Please use upper and lower case letters, not all caps. For dates, unless you are sending me the entire cemetery list, please use month, day, year as the format, otherwise I have to retype all of the dates.

For example:
Smith, Frederick I., Jul 25, 1880 - Mar 2, 1937, husband of Mary Elizabeth, shares stone with Mary Elizabeth

Smith, Mary Elizabeth, Mar 1, 1881 - Sep 2, 1940, wife of Frederick I., shares stone with Frederick I.

Pictures:
If possible, name the pictures in all lower case letters. Use the initials of the first and middle names. Put last name first so that names and photo can easily be matched. Most servers will not take files with spaces or punctuation marks in them.
For example: smithfi.jpg

If Fred and Mary share a stone, then name it with both names: smithfime.jpg

Please do not send just pictures. It is very difficult and very time consuming to go through each tombstone picture and try to read names and dates. Please put the written information in the email.

All the pictures will be resized and cropped, if needed, and credit given to the photographer.

You don't have to alphabetize the list of names.

One last thing --- Please write the name of the cemetery and the parish in the subject line of the email. You'd be surprised how many parishes have the same names for their cemeteries!

Thanks for your cooperation!


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Contact Us

If you have questions, contributions, or problems with this site, email:

Parish Coodinators: Margie Pearce and/or Jim Cox

State Coordinator: Marsha Bryant

Want to help?

Please contact Marsha Bryant if you are interested in adopting a parish in Louisiana. Make sure when you contact her that you put the parish you wish to coordinate in the subject box.

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