Gerlach Cemetery
The Gerlach Cemetery is located west of town between Highway 34 and Nevada State Route 447.
- Robert Donald Bedecarrax
- Find-A-Grave b. 1941, d. 2008
- Sherrill Hayes "Doug" Douglas
- Find-A-Grave b. 1933, d. 1986
- Fleming Cheatham Finley
- Find-A-Grave d. 1915
- Photo. Fleming Cheatham Finley was John Finley's father. John Finley owned Bev's Miners Club.
- "dry gulched in Hualapai Valley (Kingman, Arizona)"
- "Story of Gerlach Shooting is Told," Reno Evening Gazette, September 15, 2014, p. 13.
- "Jeff Brown Set Free by Justice," Nevada State Journal, September 23, 2015, p. 4. Brown was set free by Washoe County DA Lunsford because there was insufficient evidence.
- Shootout at Hualipi Flats, the story of the 1915 murder of Fleming Cheatham Finley
- Adam Lee
- usgwarchives (2000) No Dates
- Lester Martin
- Find-A-Grave
- Nevada State Journal, Five Lettermen Return to Gerlach Cage Squad," November 28, 1965, p 14. Mentions a Lester Martin as playing forward, presumably in high school basketball.
- Possibly a sibling of Florance (Suzie) Laxague (b. 1921, d. 2014) from Cedarville
- Templeton (Jack) Rice
- Find-A-Grave b. 1897, d. 1962. Find-a-grave had his names backwards, see the obit below
- Nevada State Journal, "Templeton Rice," December 7, 1963, p. 10. "Templeton (Jack) Rice", sons: Otto Rice, Empire, Jack Rice, Reno, and Harry Rice, of the Navy. Services were held in Gerlach.