- Ethnic and Religious Cemeteries: A religous cemetery may be located on church property, or it may be owned by a particular denomination. The interred may also be of a certain ethnic group.
- African American
- Anglican
- Baptist
- Catholic
- Jewish
- Lutheran
- Mennonite
- Methodist
- Presbyterian
- Quaker
- United Church of Christ
- Governmental Cemeteries: The cemetery may be owned by a small village, township, city, county or the federal government. Tax monies support upkeep.
- State & National Military & Veterans
- Local & Regional Publicly-Owned
- Other Privately-Owned Cemeteries: A private cemetery is usually owned by a company as a business venture. Many are now adding on-site funeral homes and mausoleums. A family cemetery is usually on the family homestead and is usually small. If the homestead is old and outside the family, the site may be neglected, or all traces of the cemetery may be removed.
- Private
- Family
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