Title Info: Ethel Cemetery (Lewis County Cemetery District No. 6)

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Introduction The Ethel Cemetery index lists individuals interred at the Ethel Cemetery in Ethel, Washington (Lewis County). Index information may include: name, birth date, birth place, death date, and names of family members. Dates on the markers range from 1895 to 2006. Index data was compiled by Suzanne Livingstone.

There are 49 names listed in this index.

Notes from transcriber Suzanne Livingstone (current as of November 2009):

Ethel Cemetery is located at 46 degrees 32.79’, N 122 degrees 43.05’W, T12N R1E Section 8; Gore Road, Ethel, Washington. From exit 68 off of Interstate 5, head East on Hwy 12 for 6.5 miles. Turn left on Leonard Road. Head north on Leonard Rd for 1.1 miles to Gore Road. Turn right onto Gore Road and go 0.2 miles. On right side of Gore Road watch for a half hidden sign that says “Ethel Cemetery”. Turn right onto dirt dead-end road. Road leads directly to Ethel Cemetery just shortly down road next to a farm field.

Cemetery is in very good condition and well cared for. Cemetery is fenced in but not locked. There is parking for a couple of cars and an area to turn around. This cemetery is maintained by Lewis County Cemetery District #6. It is in very good condition and well cared for. Cemetery is fenced in but not locked. There is parking for a couple of cars and an area to turn around. Cemetery was walked and read in February 2006.

The earliest burial listed is in 1895, an unknown infant.


This index is in English.

This index is open for research.

Citation: Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], Ethel Cemetery Index, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, www.digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed].

Source: Index and transcription notes were donated to the Washington Historical Records Project by Suzanne Livingstone, Historical Records Project, August 2009.