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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › San_Fernando_Mission_CemeterySan Fernando Mission Cemetery - Wikipedia

    The San Fernando Mission Cemetery is a Catholic cemetery located in the Mission Hills community of the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. The property adjoins the San Fernando Mission and Bishop Alemany Catholic High School.

  2. catholiccm.org › san-fernando-mission-cemeterySan Fernando Mission Cemetery & Mission Hills Catholic ...

    Unique to San Fernando Mission Cemetery | Mission Hills Catholic Mortuary is the Mission Garden. This special garden dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe offers variety of burial options adjacent the historic Mission San Fernando Rey with its chapel and artworks.

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  4. www.findagrave.com › cemetery › 109027San Fernando Mission Cemetery - Find a Grave

    Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana Cemetery. Mission Hills, Los Angeles County, California, USA Total memorials 179; Percent photographed 25%; Percent with GPS 6%

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  5. hometownstohollywood.com › travels › cemeteriesSan Fernando Mission Cemetery | Hometowns to Hollywood

    The San Fernando Mission Cemetery is located in an area brimming with history and is located in the Mission Hills community of the San Fernando Valley. It is near the Mission San Fernando Rey de España, a Spanish mission that was founded in 1797 and named for Saint Ferdinand.

  6. californiamissionsfoundation.org › mission-san-fernandSan Fernando Rey – California Missions Foundation

    Mission San Fernando Rey de España, founded by Father La Suen on September 8, 1797, closed the gap between San Buenaventura on the coast and San Gabriel in the interior.