Dona Ana County, NM GenWeb Project

Barela Catholic Cemetery	located at S. Compass Road and Brown Road	Thanks to Vivian Chavez
Desert View Cemetery 1	(Center Garden Section) (1993-1999) Chaparral	Thanks to Marcena Thompson
Chamberino Cemetery	Sexton is unknown P. O. Box 278 La Mesa, NM 88044 505/233-3191
Community Cemetery	Community Cemetery Hernandez Ave. Las Cruces, New Mexico	Thanks to Robin Nutt
Dona Ana County Cemetery	Ray Torres, County Employee is Sexton, County Administration 180 W Amador Avenue Las Cruces, NM 88005 505/647-7200
Dona Ana Cemetery	Sexton is unknown P. O. Box 256 Dona Ana, NM 88032 505/526-2114
Dona Ana Methodist Cemetery		Thanks to Lyndon Nutt
Garden Of Memories	Rev. Robert Bowers, Sexton P. O. Box 321 Hatch, NM 87937 505/267-4983
Garfield Cemetery	Sexton is unknown Garfield, NM 87936
Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery	Sexton is unknown 5140 Picacho Avenue Las Cruces, NM 88005 505/526-9623
I.O.O.F. Cemetery (Oddfellows)	east of Masonic Cemetery before railroad Las Cruces, NM	Note: Sheriff Pat Garrett was buried here, but was moved in 1951 to the Masonic Cemetery Thanks to Robin Nutt
La Union Cemetery	La Union, New Mexico
Masonic Cemetery	760 Compress Road Las Cruces, NM 505/526-9474	Opened 1866 to Masons and their families, Opened 1821 with a Roman Catholic area and general public area, Administered by Aztec Masonic Lodge No. 3 in Las Cruces, approximately 15,000 burials
Methodist Cemetery		Thanks to Lyndon Nutt
Oddfellows Cemetery	Las Cruces, New Mexico	Thanks to Donna Walters
Old Berino Cemetery	Mesquite, New Mexico 88048
Old Rincon Cemetery	Rincon, New Mexico	Thanks to Robin Nutt
Organ Cemetery	Sexton is unknown Organ, NM 88052
Rincon Cemetery	Sexton is unknown Rincon, NM 87940	Thanks to Robin Nutt
Rodey Cemetery aka Old Colorado Cemetery	Hatch, New Mexico	Thanks to Robin Nutt
Holy Cross Cemetery	Sexton is unknown Salem, NM 87941
Saint Joseph's Cemetery	La Mesa, New Mexico
San Albino Cemetery	Rev. Edward Sullivan, Sexton P. O. Box 26 Mesilla NM 88046 505/526-9349
San Jose and St. Joseph's	Sanchez and Pat Romero, Sextons 100 S. Espina Las Cruces, NM 88005 505/524-9649 Thanks to Robin Nutt	San José Cemetery is the older of the two cemeteries; Saint Joseph's lies east of it. Although the first recorded date for a burial is in 1859 when St. Genevieve's Church (the first Catholic Church established in Las Cruces) began keeping vital statistics of the parish, burials apparently began in what is now known as San José Cemetery around the 1870s. The oldest marked grave, located on the west side, is dated 1872. However, some early graves were not marked with permanent headstones. St. Joseph's Cemetery on the east side contains more recent burials and is xeriscaped with rocks and drought-resistant plants. Many of its graves are decorated in the colorful Mexican tradition of placing silk flowers, plants, statuary, votive candles and other memorabilia on the markers of loved ones, although some graves on the older west side are also decorated in this manner.
San Luis Cemetery	Anthony, New Mexico
San Miguel Cemetery	Off of County Road B-41 San Miguel, New Mexico	Thanks to Lyndon Nutt
Slumbering Mountain Cemetery		Thanks to Sarah Allen
Tompkins Cemetery	Ruby Lane Chaparral, New Mexico	Qualtrough, John Morrison, b. 1909 El Paso TX, d. 1984, s/o Jack and Minnie, h/o Joyce Tompkins Stotts, Barbara Jean Tompkins, b. 31 Oct 1924, d. 07 Apr 1992, w/o Bill Stotts Tompkins, Ruby Woolman, b. 11 Mar 1895 Lake Charles, Calcasieu Co., LA, d. 13 Jan 1953 Tompkins, Russell E. (Rusty), b. 9 Jan 1933 El Paso TX, d. 28 Aug 1999 Ruidoso NM
Tortugas Cemetery	Rev. Giles Garrie, Sexton P. O. Box 296 Mesilla Park, NM 88047 505/526-8171
Vado Cemetery	Vado, New Mexico	Thanks to Robin Nutt