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Bourret Township Cemetery is located in Section 10 of Bourret Township, on School Road. Owner: Township. According to the caretaker, the cemetery was opened in 1898. The last burial was in 1920. There are only two marked graves there - Frank Weaver and Theodore Herman. The John L. Bourret buried there is the son of John B. Bourret - the man the township and cemetery are named after. See also Bourret Cemetery for a listing of known burials. Headstones(Click on the underlined links to view the tombstone photograph) |
| Text & Description (Click this Link for Description, Photo Link for Image) | Photo Link | Date | Submitter |
| Bourret Township, Cemetery Overview | Image 223K | Nov 2011 | Rene Davis |
| Herman, Theodore (Full View) | Image 241K | Nov 2011 | Rene Davis |
| Herman, Theodore (Close Up) | Image 213K | Nov 2011 | Rene Davis |
| Weaver, Frank (Close Up) | Image 224K | Nov 2011 | Rene Davis |
| Weaver, Frank (Overview) | Image 144K | Nov 2011 | Rene Davis |
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