Greenwood Cemetery
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Greenwood Cemetery

Hunters, Stevens County, Washington, USA

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    Coordinates: 48.12639, -118.11278
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Greenwood Cemetery is located 4 miles east of Hunters, WA, in Stevens Co., on the Hunters-Springdale Road. The land was donated by the Hilts family. The earliest burials were in 1888. We have and use the original record book. As of June 30, 2019 we show 689 burials and memorial stones, including 100 veterans.
Greenwood School (Hunters Creek School) District 17, grades 1-8 was also located on this land. It served from 1888 till 1939 when they consolidated with the Hunters School, the building was removed some time after that.
Greenwood Cemetery is operated by the elected officers and five elected trustees. The original land was surveyed in 1908 and was officially recorded and incorporated Nov. 23, 1924. Some time later it applied for and received a nonprofit status.
Clean up day is the Saturday before Memorial Day weekend, with a potluck lunch followed by the annual meeting. Everyone who owns a lot or has family buried here is encouraged to attend. Except for mowing the area several times during the summer all work is done by volunteers.
The cemetery is completely fenced and has its own well.



Greenwood Cemetery is located 4 miles east of Hunters, WA, in Stevens Co., on the Hunters-Springdale Road. The land was donated by the Hilts family. The earliest burials were in 1888. We have and use the original record book. As of June 30, 2019 we show 689 burials and memorial stones, including 100 veterans.
Greenwood School (Hunters Creek School) District 17, grades 1-8 was also located on this land. It served from 1888 till 1939 when they consolidated with the Hunters School, the building was removed some time after that.
Greenwood Cemetery is operated by the elected officers and five elected trustees. The original land was surveyed in 1908 and was officially recorded and incorporated Nov. 23, 1924. Some time later it applied for and received a nonprofit status.
Clean up day is the Saturday before Memorial Day weekend, with a potluck lunch followed by the annual meeting. Everyone who owns a lot or has family buried here is encouraged to attend. Except for mowing the area several times during the summer all work is done by volunteers.
The cemetery is completely fenced and has its own well.



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  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 1866649