| The Burr Oak Cemetery is located in the town of Burr Oak, St. Joseph County, MI. Headstones(Click on the underlined links to download the tombstone photograph) |
| Text & Description (Click this Link for Description, Photo Link for Image) | Photo Link | Date | Submitter |
| Burr Oak Township Cemetery April 29, 2009 | Image 121K | Apr 2009 | Jeff Phillips |
| Livermore Family Stone It represents all of the Livermore's located in the Burr Oak Cemetery. Vance E. Livermore, Jr. was the son of Lloyd L. & Marguerite L. (Lovejoy) Livermore. He died at age 3. | Image | xxxx | Michelle Cobb |
| Livermore, Daniel & Olive Husband and wife. Daniel and Olive (Benedict) lived in Burr Oak, MI. Daniel was the son of Marshall Livermore who came to Burr Oak about 1834. | Image | xxxx | Michelle Cobb |
| Livermore, Lloyd L. & Marguerite L. Lloyd L. and Marguerite L. lived in Burr Oak and later in Litchfield & then Coldwater, MI. Lloyd was the son of Daniel W. & Olive (Benedict) Livermore. | Image | xxxx | Michelle Cobb |
| Livermore, Lloyd R. & Zoe E. Lloyd R. was the son of Lloyd L. & Marguerite L. (Lovejoy) Livermore. | Image | xxxx | Michelle Cobb |
| Livermore, Vance & Edna Husband and Wife. Vance and Edna (Thurston) Livermore lived in St. Joseph County (The Colon/Burr Oak area). They had no children. | Image | xxxx | Michelle Cobb |
| Ultz - Van Vorst, Family Monument | Image 121K | Apr 2009 | Jeff Phillips |
| Ultz, Edith M. | Image 137K | Apr 2009 | Jeff Phillips |
| Ultz, George C. | Image 148K | Apr 2009 | Jeff Phillips |
| Van Vorst, John J. | Image 157K | Apr 2009 | Jeff Phillips |
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