18
documented records
≈ 510–1,000
approx. capacity (graves)
0.025 km²
cemetery area
Nov 5, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The cemetery is in Bóly, in Baranya County, and contains the mausoleum of the Batthyány-Montenuovo family.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 45.973000° N, 18.516199° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
18 memorials, A–Z by surname.
Katalin Bartl 1893 – 1945 
Adam Beck 1901 – 1982 
Barbara Demhardt 1867 – 1946 - Johann Demhardt 1864 – 1941
- Adam Kaiser 1884 – 1944
- János Kaiser 1912 – 1985
- Anna Kauder 1910 – 2007
István Lecz 1910 – 1988 - László Lécz 1957 – 2001
Antal Müller 1920 – 2003 
Anna Neidhart ? – 1910 - Konrad Neidhart ? – 1967
- Karolin Strausz 1910 – 1994
- Anna Streb 1923 – 1998
- József Streb 1929 – 2010
Eduard Szommer 1856 – 1915 - Nándor Szommer ? – 1933
- Teréz Szommer 1875 – 1947
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Bóly Jewish Cemetery 1.2 km away · Bóly
- Szajk Reformed Cemetery 2.0 km away · Szajk · 6 records
- Szajk Cemetery 2.1 km away · Szajk
- Babarc Cemetery 5.1 km away · Babarc
- Szederkény Old Cemetery 5.1 km away · Szederkény
- Monyoród Cemetery 5.4 km away · Monyoród
- Borjád Cemetery 5.8 km away · Borjád
- Nyomja Cemetery 6.1 km away · Szederkény · 4 records
- Nagynyárád Cemetery 6.1 km away · Nagynyárád
- Szederkény Cemetery 6.4 km away · Szederkény · 16 records
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Common questions
How big is Bóly Cemetery?
Bóly Cemetery covers about 25,000 m² (6.3 acres), about the size of 4 soccer fields. It is the 19th largest of the 312 cemeteries we list in Baranya.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Bóly Cemetery is that of Anna Neidhart, who died on March 7, 1910.