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Fernhill Cemetery was created in 1905, when Stuart was a tiny settlement with only a handful of permanent residents. Pineapples were king back then, and winter tourists had discovered the pristine and fertile fishing grounds of the St. Lucie River. As Stuart's population grew, so did its need for a cemetery. There are 2 versions of how Fernhill Cemetery came to be. Ethel Porter, an early settler and former trustee of the cemetery, attributed the idea of creating a cemetery to “Uncle” Broster Kitching. But Aldema Hogarth credited her father-in-law, Captain Thomas Hogarth. What we know is this: On November 18, 1905, charter members of the Stuart Cemetery Association elected Charles W. McPherson, Byron G. Ball and Curt Schroeder as cemetery trustees. Broster was treasurer, a position he continued until he died in 1915. The association drew up bylaws and the trustees were instructed to buy land for the cemetery.
For plot owners
If you own a plot you no longer need, you can sell it on Eturnal Rest and reach families who are searching for a resting place right now. You keep the full sale price, because we do not charge a commission when it sells.
There is no pressure and no obligation. You set your own price, and you can take all the time you need.
Families searching for a resting place at Fernhill Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum in Stuart, Florida land on this page. If you own a plot here that you no longer need, your listing is how they find you. Our guide on how to sell a cemetery plot walks through the deed, the cemetery's transfer process, and setting a price, if you would like to read before you decide.
No plot here is for sale through Eturnal Rest today. These plots were on the market recently.
Section X, Lot Tier: C, Space Niche:. 1 space. Price on request, last checked October 12, 2026.
Section Division 1, Section 2, Lot 46, Space 2. 1 space. Price on request, last checked October 12, 2026.
Few or no priced plots are listed at Fernhill Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum right now. Across Florida, sellers on Eturnal Rest list 9 plots with a median asking price of $15,000, and most fall between $7,000 and $18,900. These are asking prices set by sellers, not appraisals or cemetery retail prices. Only 9 listings sit behind that figure, so treat it as a rough signal rather than a state average.
Yes, when an owner lists one. Any plot listed at Fernhill Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum on Eturnal Rest is offered by its owner, not by the cemetery office. No plot here is for sale through Eturnal Rest today. Tell us you want one with the form on this page, and we will let you know when a plot at Fernhill Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum is listed and its owner confirms it is for sale.
List it on Eturnal Rest. Your listing appears on this page, buyers contact you directly, and we never charge a commission on your sale.
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No plot here is for sale through Eturnal Rest today. Plots at Fernhill Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum come up as owners decide to sell, and we only list one once its owner confirms it is for sale.
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