Inscriptions taken from the McCubbin Cemetery, Wallowa County, Oregon BOLT, Miss COOK, Thomas L. 1816 1881 FINDLEY, Ellen Lora 1877 1878 FINDLEY, Emma Dell 1875 1878 FINDLEY, Everett Elsworth 1862 1878 FINDLEY, George Madison 1868 1878 FINDLEY, John Franklin 1871 1878 FINDLEY, Levi Samuel 1873 1878 KUHN, Bertha J. 1878 19__ KUHN, David W. Spanish […]
Tombstone inscriptions of the Otsquak Cemetery. This is the first burial place of the early settlers of the town of Stark. In this cemetery was located the first church in this section. It was built in 1798 and the presiding minister was John Christopher Welting. He is buried in the Fort Plain cemetery (in the
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L Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Lamb, Orpha Jane 15 JAN 1906 : 25 SEP 1978 Lamb, Sterling Clifford 11 MAR 1913 : 5 MAR 1951 Landers, Clarence, Son of Ed Landers : 25 SEP 1921 Landers, Robert 10 SEP 1925 : 8 DEC 1925 Lane, Orella, Daughter of Dorthy & Lester
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M Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Macauley, James W. 1863 : 1946 Macauley, Kimberly : Macauley, Minnie Frances 1 NOV 1874 : 7 SEP 1970 Macauley, Wayne James 10 OCT 1911 : 30 JUN 1979 Mahoney, Ann Elizabeth 11 JUL 1895 : 18 AUG 1972 Mahoney, Patrick Edward 1 APR 1885 :
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N Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Nichoales, C. A. 1904 : 1944 Nickleson, James C. : 1980 Nickleson, William : Nickerson, James 31 JAN 1882 : 11 MAY 1951 Norton, Richard Calvin 31 MAR 1935 : 10 DEC 1955 Norton, William Alfred : Nunn, Artha J. 1874 : 1957 Nunn, Thomas K.
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P Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Pack, John Ralph 12 JUL 1900 : 9 DEC 1900 Palmer, Donald Marion, Son of Jim Palmer 6 JUL 1923 : 12 SEP 1923 Palmer, Dorthy Maxine 6 JUL 1923 : 17 NOV 1923 Daughter of Jim Palmer Palmer, Nathan Arthur : 20 JAN 1918 Palmer,
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R Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Raines, Infant, Infant of Paul Raines 14 JUN 1956 : 14 JUN 1956 Ramsey, Ivan Douglas 1912 : 18 NOV 1918 Raunsavell, Joe W. : 27 JAN 1922 Raunsavell, Joseph William 4 NOV 1892 : 7 AUG 1968 Raunsavell, Ruby E. 00Y, 02M, 07D : 22
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S Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Sanner, Baby 22 JUN 1927 : 22 JUN 1927 Sanner, Willard W. 1918 : 7 NOV 1921 Sarrett, Charles B. 1872 : 1932 Sarrett, Harmon Perry 24 APR 1910 : 28 NOV 1983 Sarrett, Jesse Bernard 29 AUG 1916 : 5 NOV 1974 Sasser, Ava Mae
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T Surnames – Wallowa Cemetery, Wallowa, Wallowa County, Oregon Taylor, Clarence Francis 30 DEC 1889 : 2 JUL 1971 Taylor, Clyde 3 FEB 1890 : 11 APR 1984 Taylor, Edith Marie 14 APR 1901 : 30 AUG 1984 Taylor, Eugene Richard 4 FEB 1919 : 19 AUG 1973 Taylor, Walter 30 APR 1897 : 27
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ALFORD, _____ ALFORD, Infant ALLEN, Beverly 15 Dec 1849 26 Oct 1926 ALLEN, Leavy Arbon 6 Mar 1895 18 Feb 1858 ANDERSON, Alma Smith (Palmer) 11 Jun 1878 28 Apr 1925 ANDERSON, Lillian B. 1886 10 Nov 1971 ARMON, Francis Harvey 7 Mar 1913 21 Mar 1970 ARMON, Infant 1 Feb 1917 ARMON, Melvina Mae
AKIN, W.B. 12 Y, 5M, 27D 15 Apr 1885 BAY, Maxine D. BAY, Wilma B. 14 Jun 1914 18-Feb-20 BEECHER, Edna M. 21 Sep 1880 2 Apr 1906 BEECHER, Harry F. 13 Nov 1877 17 Nov 1880 BEECHER, Henry Ward 17 May 1849 13 Mar 1927 BEECHER, Margaret (Wilson) 12 Oct 1853 6 Oct 1913
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Pine Haven Cemetery, located at Halfway, is also known as Pine Creek Cemetery and Pine Valley Cemetery. It is on the eastern outskirts of town easily visible from State Highway 86 approaching Halfway from the east. Land for the cemetery was donated by Mrs. Rebecca Lloyd who came to the valley as a widow with
This is the Unity Oregon Cemetery as of Oct. 21, 1953 Hardman, Ruth Belle b 8 Nov 1884 d 4 July 1906 Hardman, Jacob 1849-1919 Hardman, Catherine 1853-1936 Hardman, Katherine F. Dates not legible King, Hattie 1867-1932 King, Lemuel D. 1861-1947 Hardman, Bessie May 1901-1914 King, Lemuel 1920-1937 Powell, John d 6 March 1903; age
Sparta was one of the earlier mining camps, gold being discovered there in 1863. It is now a ghost town, practically deserted. An old cemetery is located there which old-timers believe was started about 1870. It is located on land now included in the Mackey homestead. To reach Sparta, take State Highway 86 out of
There are no known original records or maps for the cemetery. It is proper to suppose that any such was lost in the Sumpter fire of 1917. The City of Sumpter now assumes cotrol. It was originally called Blue Mountain Cemetery and was owned by E.A. Case the Sumpter undertaker. There was an earlier cemetery
One of the earliest cemeteries in Baker County is located at Sumpter. We have been unable to learn exactly when it was started but it is believed to have had its beginning soon after discovery of gold in the area, some time in the 1860’s. The cemetery is located just off of State Highway 220,
Graves known for sure in Sumpter Cemetery as studied by Brooks Hawley October 8, 1961. Over 21 Years Old D.C. Austin 1842-1900 Mattie Bailiess, guess 1874 Mayme Lee Baird 1878-1911 V. Black 1864-1900 John Beardsley 1864-1900 Ernest Wm. Beyers 1868-1904 Albert Butcher 1873-1937 Elizabeth Calhoun 1850-1907 Andrew A. Couse 1852-1910 J.P. Fain 1848-1899 Laura Bell
The Old Huntington Cemetery is located just south of town, being 3-1/2 blocks south of old Highway 30 at the junction of the old pioneer freight road reservoir. This is an early pioneer cemetery. The cemetery is small and is fenced. It is not maintained but is on dry land needing little attention. About five
The IOOF Lodge of Huntington established a cemetery one-half mile east of town on the north side of U. S. Highway No. 30. This cemetery followed the earlier Old Huntington Cemetery which was already established closer to town. Land for the cemetery was donated by the lodge. The cemetery is on high and dry land
Location of the Hibbard Creek Cemetery is about two miles south of the town of Home. It is situated on a bench approximately one-eighth mile north of the site of the Hibbard Creek school on the Snake River Road. This cemetery is also known as the Home Cemetery. It is mostly neglected but was fenced
