G.A.R. History
On this Page you will find the History of G.A.R. Cemetery from it's first interment through 1946.
You will also find the 1947 Disinterments from Pilchuck Cemetery to G.A.R. and a full list of Civil War Veterans from Morton Post #10.
We will upload more historical documents to this site when we receive them.
To find historical documents relating to an individual person interred at G.A.R., please use the map embedded on the main page. Documents will be uploaded to their story by management as we receive them.
If you have documentation concerning an individual at G.A.R. please let us know and we will do our best to add the documentation to that person.
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Chronological History of G.A.R.
The Chronological History of G.A.R. was found in the office files and seems to be written by Mary Walton, Secretary Treasurer of the Legion in the 1980's. It contains the first interment at G.A.R. through 1946.
1947 Dis-Interments from Pilchuck Cemetery
Historic Cemetery known as Pilchuck Cemetery, aka-Snohomish Cemetery list of dis-interments from 1947 into G.A.R. Cemetery by V.J. Valewski.
Morton Post #10 Muster Report
The O.P. Morton Post #10 of the Grand Army of the Republic was established in 1884 with 16 charter members, led by Commander H.G. York. By 1888, the membership had grown to 40 members. Morton Post #10 is who founded the G.A.R. Cemetery in Snohomish.
Civil War Veterans
Learn about the Civil War Veterans interred at G.A.R. Cemetery. Family Information, Marriage certificates, pension files and unit information.
