About
New Belleville Ridge Cemetery was established in 1850 and is situated on the border of Perrysburg and Middleton Townships in Wood County, Ohio.
The cemetery is administered by a board consisting of representatives from both townships. With a park-like setting of over 100 acres, New Belleville Ridge has offered a serene final resting place for local citizens for nearly two centuries, including civil war heroes, Northwest Ohio settlers and beloved members of our community. Information regarding hours, rules and pricing can be found on this site, with a grave locator coming soon. We ask that visitors to New Belleville Ridge respect the memory of the interred and help preserve the beauty of our cemetery.
Rules
Rules and regulations, including burial, visitation and planting guidelines, are available here. These rules may be altered or amended at any regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the New Belleville Ridge Joint Cemetery. Contact our clerk or sextons if you have questions or need more information.
Pricing
|
Resident |
Non-Resident |
Single Grave |
$300 |
$600 |
Open/Close Fee |
$300 |
$500 |
Cremation/Baby |
$100 |
$150 |
Additional Charge Saturday/Sunday/Holiday |
|
Open / Close single grave |
$225 |
Recording Fee |
$25 |
Foundations |
$.25/sq inch of surface |
Military Base & Installation |
$100 |
Prices are based on residency in either Middleton or Perrysburg Township. Ownership of property does not constitute residency pricing for purchase of grave(s) or open/close fees. Residents who pass away while residing in a care facility outside of either township for a short period of time will not be charged non-resident pricing.
Appointments to obtain a deed for grave(s) can be made by contacting the Clerk.
Monument orders should be FAXED (419-352-6198) or EMAILED (middletonfo@frontier.com) to the Clerk. Payments for monument foundations are payable to and should be made directly to the sexton.
New Belleville Ridge allows two (2) burials per grave. One full (casket) burial and one set of cremated remains or two (2) sets of cremated remains.
Cremated remains must be contained in an urn or non-biodegradable/non-decomposable, non-porous rigid container subject to approval of the sexton. The cremation certificate for the deceased must be filed with the Clerk at the time of the full burial. Cremated remains can be placed in the casket of another deceased individual.
Find a Grave
Refer to the detailed plot maps to easily find available burial sites or the grave of a loved one, or contact the cemetery clerk or sexton for assistance. Search-by-name functionality is planned and will be available at a future date.
Maps
