Historic
Cemetery
Sites in Citrus
County
The Citrus County Historical Society participated in a survey of the sites in mid-1990s. The FNSF number was assigned by the Bureau of Historic Preservation of the Florida Department of State. Site numbers are pending for sites identified with **.
FNSF Period Name Notes
939 1870-1900 Shiloh Off CR 480, Between CR 491 &
CR 581, a small African-American
within the Withlacoochee
State Forest. Still in use.
260 1832-1912 Williams Steamboat and Mining Era to
present day. African-American
community of Floral City.
933 1890-1920 Citronelle Located in Citronelle. Total
internments: 40
952 1861-1900 Burke Donated by William Homer
Burke in late 1800. Earliest
gravestone of Isaiah F. Burke
1861-19??. Located in Holder.
948 1865-1930 Crystal River Located between NE 4th Ave. &
NE 3rd Ave. on 3rd Street in
Crystal River. Families located
after the Civil War.
333 1890-1950 Dampier This is the location of one of
the pioneer families of the
Tompkinsville (Inverness) Com-
munity. Patriarch: Francis
Marion Dampier, leading business-
man and government official in
late 19th century.
942 1832-1912 Frazier Located off Great Oaks Drive in
Floral City. Steamboat and Mining
Era African-American cemetery
donated by H. C. Frazier.
250 1837-1912 Hills of Rest Located in Floral City on US 41.
The cemetery is located on the
old Stage Coach route connecting
Sumter, Marion, and Hernando
(partly Citrus) Counties. This
was very populous area during the
early 19th century.
320 1866-1920 Magnolia Located in Lecanto at the inter-
section of SR 44 and CR 491.
Many pioneer families located in
the area. Fifteen Confederate &
three Union soldiers buried here.
445 1887-1891 Mannfield Located at the historic site of
first county seat, abandoned in
1895.
941 1835-1890 New Hope Located near southeast county line
1.25 miles north of Istachatta next
to the New Hope Community Church.
946 1890-1912 Orleans Mining Era settlement of Orleans
is now abandoned. Located in With-
lacoochee Forest at Trail 10, 0.8
miles south of CR 581.
930 1840-1910 Red Level Located off old Tallahassee Road
(US 19). One of the earliest in
Citrus County. Earliest internment
was Maria Edwards (1807-1862)
953 1890-1912 Rooks-Bellamy Located near Old Floral City Road
800 feet north of CR 39A. Eleven
graves of Rooks and Bellamy family
located in the private cemetery.
330 1870-1900 Stage Pond Located on south side of CR 480
on original Stagecoach route from
Ocala to Brooksville.
955 Van Ness Private cemetery of the Van Ness
family. Cemetery is located north
of Inverness on US 41.
** King This 112 year old cemetery is
being restored.
** 1892-1920 Pine Hill Located next to the Oak Hill
cemetery in Inverness. A total
of 220 burials were covered over
until 1988. The cemetery is again
being used by the African-Ameri-
can community of Inverness.