The church cemetery is located next to the neo-Gothic Holy Trinity Church. In the cemetery, on the southern side, there is a section of the Domeyko and Naruszewicz family with burials from 1883 to 1935. The place is fenced with an iron geometrical fence. In the cemetery there are slabs with inscriptions and above them three iron crosses. The entire content of the inscription has been preserved: / WACŁAW DOMEYKO/DIED. DN. 26. IV. 1935/ AT THE AGE OF 81/ PEACE TO HIS SOUL/./ KAZIMIERZ DOMEYKO/ DIED DN. 31. VIII. 1883/ AT THE AGE OF 78/./ Z NARUSZEWICZÓW/ ANIELA DOMEYKOWA/ DIED DN. 11. IV. 1916/ AT THE AGE OF 83/ AND P/./ TOMASZ NARUSZEWICZ/ DIED DN. 17 II. 1901/ AT THE AGE OF 65/./ THE DEATH OF THE NARUSZEWICZS/ TEOFILA ZWOLIŃSKA/ Primo Voto HR. RAUBE/ DIED DN. 18 VI. 1911/ AT THE AGE OF 85/ R AND P/.
2 The active Catholic cemetery, established in the 1st quarter of the 20th century, is located outside the village, at the edge of the forest. The rectangular-plan cemetery, situated on flat ground, covers an area of 1.1 hectares and is enclosed by a fence of concrete posts joined by metal pipes, with an entrance gate to the north. An irregular path runs through the cemetery. In the north-eastern part of the establishment there is a World War I cemetery. It is located on a rectangular plan and includes four rows of graves (147 graves, but it is not known how many people rest in the graves as they have no inscriptions). The oldest gravestone, located behind the military quarter - the gravestone of Karol Borowik from 1922 - has the form of a small vertical slab ending in a slant and topped with an iron cross. The following inscription has been preserved on the grave: / KAROL/ BOROWIK/ ZM. 19 JANUARY 1922/ AGED 54/.

Information about the cemetery has been published (see bibliography).

Bartłomiej Gutowski, Salomea Grabowska