Bartlett Cemetery

Click Picture for a more detailed view of Bartlett Cemetery's location in Pulaski County

Bartlett Cemetery in Pulaski County, MO is located near Waynesville, Missouri at the end of Pippin Road, also known as Revere Lane. It is beside the Bates Cemetery. This road is blocked off with a locked gate long before you can reach the cemeteries. If you could continue along this road you may be able to see the ruins of Pippin Place. This road also takes you to the site of Bartlett's Mill, believed to be one of the first settlements in Pulaski County.

Township 36-Range 12-Section 16
N37 50.834 W-92 15.060 Elevation 801 (GPS Coordinates by Pulaski County Historical Society 1-17-2011)

Solomon Bartlett 1831-1917

Uncle Solomon Bartlett died about 4 o'clock Monday, Feb. 26, 1917. The deceased was born in Moniteau County, Nov. 2, 1831, age at time of death, 85 years, 3 months, and 24 days.

Mr. Bartlett was one of the pioneer settlers of this county, having settled here in 1857, and had the honor of representing Pulaski County in the 23rd General Assembly, in 1865. He was, at all times, held in high esteem by his many friends. This man was very active in business and social affairs during his early life, and was for many years proprietor of the Bartlett Springs Mill, retiring from the milling business at the age of 80 years.

He is survived by one brother, two sisters, and one son. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon from the Baptist church by his pastor, J.S. Jesse, after which the remains were conveyed to the family cemetery near Bartlett Springs, the burial being in charge of the Masonic Lodge.

View Death Certificate