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  My great-great grandfather was buried here in 1920. He was not in a family plot. They will not help me find his grave. Rumor has it that they buried someone on top of him. I have asked my aunts where he was buried and they said Mount Olivet Cemetery. It says swedish lutheran cemetery in his obit. I have confirmed this with Blue Earth Historical society in summer of 2015 that this is the cemetery. Not happy at all with this. There was a write up in the Mankato Free Press of when he died. I have contacted the funeral home and have a copy of the death certificate. Mount Olivet said you would have to prove that there is someone else that was buried here with that it saying swedish lutheran cementery. ugh. this is sick. I told them I don't care if they reused the grave, I just want to find it.

  Added August 21, 2016 by Michelle Schmit