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Marshall Funeral Home

3.9 (14 reviews)

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Old Biloxi Cemetery

Old Biloxi Cemetery

4.7
(3 reviews)

As the name implies this is one old cemetery. Because of the water table there are plenty of…read moregraves above ground same as New Orleans. It was in some areas rather run down my guess would be the funds for "eternal care" ran out. The next random thought I had was Live Oaks are beautiful but they absolutely destroy anything their roots grow toward. So you will see many gravesites upheaved due to the roots. My last thought was you can purchase the best mausoleum in all of Biloxi but you are just as dead as the poorest grave.

There is the separate Biloxi National Cemetery which I will get to soon, but this is the Old Biloxi…read moreCemetery. It dates back to the 19th century with the oldest existing headstone noting an 1811 death date. The land dates back to Louis Fayard. Mr. Fayard immigrated here in the 18th century and is next to a site where the French has planned to build Fort Louis. Mr. Fayard deeded part of the land to the village of Biloxi for use as a public cemetery upon his death in 1844. The cemetery features a number of 19th century above-ground monuments. These are needed because the water table is so close to the surface. There are also many old cedar and oak trees that are draped with Spanish moss. Some stones and trees were damaged by Hurricane Katrina. It's a nice walk and mostly shaded. If you're looking to get away from the beach and the casinos, this is a nice way to do it. [Review 14127 overall, 1449 of 2020, number 33 in Mississippi.]

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