The Kalamazoo Valley Genealogical

The Kalamazoo Valley Genealogical Society website also provides a Kalamazoo County cemetery list and location map. In addition, their website includes cemetery maps and listing for the County s largest cemeteries, Mountain Home and Riverside. The website kalamazoogenealogy.com maintains a Kalamazoo County cemetery burial listing that is arranged alphabetically: The City of Kalamazoo s website offers detailed section maps for Riverside Cemetery: The Vicksburg Historical Society maintains online headstone transcriptions for Vicksburg Cemetery and Gourdneck Prairie Cemetery. Findagrave.com also holds a large number of Kalamazoo County burials and photographs. Church Records: The Kalamazoo Public Library s collection of 3 x 5 vital records cards has been scanned by kalamazoogenealogy.com and is available at The database includes church records from First Baptist, First Methodist Episcopal, First Reformed, Gull Prairie Presbyterian (Richland), Peoples/First Unitarian, Plymouth Congregational, St. Augustine s Cathedral (Catholic), and St. Luke s Episcopal. Court Records Kalamazoo County 9 th Circuit Court public records may be viewed (but not removed) at the Circuit Court Clerk s offices at the following locations: Family Division Gull Road Justice Complex 1536 Gull Road Kalamazoo, MI 

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