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Select a burial site below for more information.                               

1-Island Cemetery	11-Arnold Burying Ground
2- Island Annex	12- United Congregational
3-Common Burying Ground	13-Touro Burial Ground
3-God's Little Acre	14-Clifton or Golden Hill Burying Ground
4-Braman Cemetery	15- Jonathan Easton Burial Ground
5-North Common Burying Ground or Old City Cemetery	16-Coggeshall Burying Ground
6- St. Mary's	17- Fort Adams Cemetery
7-John Clarke Burial Ground	18- Collins Burial Ground
8- Friends Burial Ground	19- St. Joseph
9-Coddington or Governors Burying Ground	20-Wilbur
10-Trinity Churchyard	33- Jahleel Brenton Burial Ground

links to other sites

1-Island Cemetery

10- Trinity Church

19-St. Joseph Cemetery

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Newport has twenty known burial sites and there is evidence of additional sites that no longer exist. The oldest sites are referred to as burying grounds, burial grounds, graveyards, and boneyards. These sites were not planned, lack professional landscaping and are populated by a majority of slate stones. Cemeteries came into use about 1830, are planned, landscaped, and contain mostly monuments of marble and granite. Public sites are maintained by the City of Newport and are (for the most part) open to visitors. Private sites are located on private property and , in some cases, permission should be received from the owner before visiting these sites.

Burial records located in Newport City Hall can be viewed at the City Clerk's Office. 

Here is a link to a description of the available documents.