Saugatuck Area Obituaries

The following links display the collected obituaries from the Commercial Record (“jpg” files) or other sources (“doc” files) which deal with people either buried in local cemeteries or those buried elsewhere but having local roots or connections. The file listings are displayed in date sequence. Some file names have meanings, for example:

cr1869052203EugeneDickey.jpg

The “cr” prefix means that the obituary was clipped from a page of the Commercial Record. The following digits “1869052203” mean that the obit can be found in 1869-May-22-and page 3. You can see the obituary in the context of the full page, by visiting www.commercialrecord.org.

COMMERCIAL RECORD OBITS:

Douglas Cemetery Click Here

Riverside Cemetery Through 1920 Click Here

Riverside CemeteryFrom 1921 through 1986 Click Here

Other Cemeteries Click Here

OBITUARIES NOT FROM THE COMMERCIAL RECORD Click Here

NEWER OBITUARIES-FROM THE COLLECTION OF
THE SAUGATUCK-DOUGLAS PUBLIC LIBRARY AND HERRICK LIBRARY Click Here
(Thanks to Carol McIlwaine for saving all of the 1989-2000 obits
on 3X5 index cards at the S-D Library)

You can search through the file listings by surname. Click on a file to open it. Riverside and Douglas obits have been added to the internment records for the people involved at the “Find A Grave” Web Site. Plans are to add Taylor and Plummerville Cemetery during 2008.